Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-18


 leave Saturday for Atkins lake on a fishing trip.
 Misses Sallie JIarton and Laura Anderson of Conway, are visiting Miss Emma Sorrells.
 Henry B. Jones, Of No. 1909 West Fifth avenue, has returned from a brief visit in Re- eld
 Miss Nell Bradbury of Louisville Ky, is in the etsy he guest of Mrs. W. r. Clark and anify.
 Misses Ethel and selma Schloss will leave in few iaHs for visit to Memphis with relatives
 Mrs. Henry MaFX and children will leave today for liJtle Rock to visit relatives for a fsH days,
 Mrs. Florencg Learn has gone to Little Rock to sHzad several days the guest of Miss Mnae Allen.
 Mrs w. C. Waason, formerly of this city, is spendins I few days here the guest of friends and relatives
 A. w. Mum leIt yesterday morning for Warren on a business trip for the Hammett Grocer Compnay. Mrs. Lillian Thompson and baby Olive of Fort Gibson, Miss, are visit ing MT. and Mrs ]. & Earkin.
 Attorney s. !. Hunt has returned from Altheimer where he spent the past few days on legal business.
 Mrs. R. B. Reynolds, of Woodson, returned yesterday 10 her home after a several days visit with Mrs. s. j.. Hunt
 MT, and Mrs. E. E. Mosley have re- turned from Judsenia and Little Rock where they have been V sitting rela tives.
 Miss Retta Lazarus will leave this morning for Chicago, where she will i spend few weeks with relatives and friends.
 Fred Eubanks, Of Hugo, Okla, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. w., J. Franey, left yesterday afternoon for his home.
 Clarence Watson has gone to Wash 1 ington, Detroit, Chicago and other points in the east, where he will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. w. s. Shaw, son and daughter, Wilbur and Miss Ethel, arrived yes l ;1; n1o for several days.
 G. E. Lytle went to Althe;mer yes- terday evening to attend a hay ride to be given by the young people of AL theimer last evening.
 J. d.. Enright left yesterday after noon for St. Louis where he will spend the remainder of the week transacting business.
 48 Misses Ella Galloway, Ethel and Willie Scott Winters, left yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia to attend the B. Y. P. U. Assembly.
 Mir and Ms A. R. Swar.z, of Dal- las, Texas, are in the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Farrell. Mr. Swartz formerly lived here.
 Judge anl Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge VII leave today fer Aid ;hh:nac, Mich., ard other points in tlA east. to spend the remainder of the .umucl.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Maas, of Gin cinnati, are in the city visiting M Silbernagle and family. They will re- main here for several months.
 w. J. Foley, travelling passenger agent for the D. & R. G. By, with hea iuuarters at Little Rock was in the cty yesterday on business.
 A. c. Broadway, assistant claim agent fer the Cotton Belt, with head4 quarters at Jonesboro, was bus ness visitor in the city yesterday /
 Mrs E. l.. Markham will leave neX1 week for her old home in Horsecave Ky, where she will spend some time Mr. Markham will join her later.
 Col S. M. Taylor, Congressman-elec from the Sixth District will go t( Star City tomorrow to deliver an ad- dress at the Old Soldiers reunion.
 Edwin Stewart, division freigh agent for the Cotton Belt, with head quarters at Little Rock, was busi , ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mir. ard Mrs. T. G. Jenkins, O. lsherrill, attended the organ recital a , Lakeside church Tuesday night. The! l returned home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H. c. Cupp and children, Al len and Annabelle, of Memphis, have