Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-12
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nlp tlVes in TeXarkana 1ny Hooker, Of Hooker's Mill o,s ln the city yesterday.
 j. r Daniel, of Fairfield u,.. a '"e hloff visitor yesterday.
 walter A. Jackson, of Waldo ;s tue guest of relatives in the cifv
 Aoam Robinson was the guest of l''elids Ill Little Rock yesterday "l D. VI. r. Brummltt left yesterday i0f oamdeh to visit Mrs. w. H. Hall
 G. C' Byrd Of Little Rock, was 2 oos'hess visitor in the city yestcrdav r. J. Moore, of Camden is vjsitino hls daughter, Mrs. W. " Byrd in this city. - s'' 's'
 '" h. Confer and wife have rp5urn- ct from Denver. where they snont tba summer.
 MISS Werner Duncan has gone to Little Rock for visit with Mice Miiuied sutton,
 fehfy Marx has returned from l it. tie Rock after spendinp several ao,,e, there on business.
 Miss Bessie Bunn, of ,Fordvce ar. fiFed in the city yesterday for q visit With Mrs. J. B. Talbot.
 Mrs. B. H. Christopher, has return- ed from visit with relatives in Chi cago and Mattoon, Ill.
 Mrs. w. l. Davis has gone to Wab- baseka to look into the cron condi- tlcns on her plantation
 W. o. Wick, of Little Rock was n tre c:ty yesterday the guest Of Con- stable Frank Stewart
 MT and Mrs. c. K. Smith have gone, to San Antcolo, Texas, for the benefit of Mrs. Smiths health.
 Mrs. John Mccain and children have returned from visit of sever- al weeks in Hot Springs.
 l.. Hirsch, of Newport, the well known insurance man, spent yester- day in the city on bus ness.
 J. w. Martin and son, Russell, have gone to Memph for brief wis il W'tl relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Vernon E. Guess has returned from two weeks visit with rela- tives in TeXarkana and Fordyce.
 M as Emma Wilbourne, after a pleasant visit in Hot Springs with MTs. W. G. Rouic. has returned home.
 Mrs. Mannerschmidt has returned to Ter home n Columbus after a visit with Mrs. G. A. Wall in this city
 William R. Leighton, of the Union Trust Company, of Litte Rock, was business visitor in the city yester- day.
 Claud Burrows, the we'll known and popular young travelling man of St. Louis, is calling on his Pine Bluff trade
 Mrs. N. L. Finklesten returned home yesterday from Chicago where siIe was the guest of friends for two weeks
 Miss Bessie Van Sickle, of Little Rcck, s visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. D. Williams, No. S11 South Olive street.
 Herman Hoffnagel will leave Sal urday for his old home, Harrisburg, Pa, so spend h s vacation with rela- tives.
 Isadore Friedman, of McGehee, ar rived in the city yesterday and will spend the Jewish New Year here with friends.
 Misses Frances and Lela O'Neil, of Humphrey who have been visiting Miss Henrietta Brewster, returned home yesterday.
 Mrs, I. J. Moore returned yester- day afternoon from Denver Colo, where she spent several weeks for the benefit of her health.
 Prentice Morrell, has returned to his Tome in Cooper, Texas, after visit with w. T. Terry and family, No. 14O5 Ma n street.
 Will Rowland will leave Sunday TOT Culver, Indiana, to attend the Culver Military Academy. MT. Rowland will take a scientific course.
 Miss Dorothy Bylngton, Of Llttie Rock. will return home today attef spending several days in the city ne guest of Miss Helen Adams.
 Mrs. Addie Silbernagle has retufh- ed from Springf eld Tenn, whefe she accompanied her son, Louls' WHO entered school for the coming te:m' Miss Helen Thomas went to Llttle Rock yesterday to spend two weehs vacation with her aunts, MIS- h' Longley and Mrs. H. E. Edmohason'
 J. F. Black, the Texarkana real es-