Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-31


 phew, Park Tomme, have returned from a visit to relatives at points in Mississippi.
 Mrs. George Thain returned to her home at Stuttgart yesterday, after a visit with Mrs. L. E. Springer. No. 704 Georgia street.
 Miss Martha Armstrong, of St { Louis, who has been visiting Mr. and ! Mrs. s. M. Taylor for several days, ] left yesterday for her home
 Mrs. R. l.. Roller and daughters, Gladys and Bernice have returned from Mineral Wells, Texas, where they spent the past three weeks.
 MT. aLd Mrs. T. s. Preston, and two 1 chiliren, Of Frederick, Ark, are in i the city the guests of MT and Mrs. J. D. Burbank, on West Fifth avenae.!
 Mrs F. H. Hoyler and daughter, Miss Marguerite Hayler, left yester- 1 day for Kansas City where Miss i I1OyGl WILL tDltT ScIlOOl LOT lHt GDlll- i ing term.
 i Walter McAdams, former Pine i Bluff boy, now assistant clerk at the i Hotel Marion in Little Rock, arrived in the city yesterday for a visit with his brother, VIA. McAdams, and wife. Elmer Richards, tranmaster of the 1 Cotton Belt, has returned from Mount ] Pleasant, Texas, where he was call ed by the illness of his wife who is now much improved.
 Attorney s. J. Hunt left yesterday morning for Arkansas City, where he will attend the Desha circuit court and transac; legal business
 Misses Dolly Reynolds and Kate Bra zell, of Princeton, are in the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Five ash, of Mo- 1109 West Barraque street.
 Miss Selma Martin and little bro ther, Rufus, left yesterday afternoon fer Magnolia, Ark, where they will visit relatives and friends for a few weeks.
 Malachi V. Donovan has gone to New Orleans, where he will visit friends for av few days. He will also transact business for the Pine Bluff Plumbing and Heating Company while there.
 Judge James Gould, Simon White stone and w. w. Cargill returned last night from trip over Southeastern Arkansas in the interest of the Ark ansas Packing Company
 Secretary H. G. Spaulding, of the Chamber of Commerce. who has been spending his summer vacation at Winslow, Ark, will return home Mon day and take active charge of af- fairs of the organization.
 J. E. Lytle, Handy Brewer and N C. Thomas went to Altheimar yes- terday where they will be joined by Joan Bryson, l.. w. Duff, w. M. Boy Sllt anu Wlllldu I1OIluCi SSli iOl [" fishing trip cn Bayou Me O.
 Clifton Howell, president of the Hammett Grocer Company, has re- turned from a ten days trip through Soutl. and Southeast Arkansas in the interest of his firm. He says he found crop conditions most satisfactory and the business outlook for the con- ing fall season is also most encour- aging.
 Judge c. M. Philpot has returned from Ferda, Ark, where he inspected his crops. He says a few worms are in the field, but the damage is so little that it is hardly noticeable. Cotton is doing fine, he said, and corn promises find yield.
 F. G. Bridges, the well known at- torney and president of the Pine Bluff Company, has returned from a several weeks stay at Macatawa Park Michigan, and Chicago, where he and his family spent delightful visit Mrs. Bridges and children went tc , Brownsville, Tenn, and will visit relatives there for few weeks be- fore returning home. F. L. Lowe, who is in the Nav, | and has been on they s. s. Kansas for number of ,seags, will arrive } here Sunday to visit hisN brothers A w. and Dr. WIT. Lowe. Nile will al : so visit relatives at Monticello fol !, few weeks. MT. Lowe has made { fine record in the Navy, ranking : first on his ship every month thi! summer, with final mark. Of 3ft out of 400.
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