Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-06

 Northern part of the state.
 Mir. and Mrs x. E. Brightwell have returned to their home in this city from most delightful visit of three weeks with relatives in Kansas.
 Mrs. J. R. Cromwell will leave to- day for Shreveport, Louisiana, where after a short visit, she will go to Gal weston. Texas, for a months stay.
 Mrs. l.. T. Sallee and family and Mrs. E. L. Vail and daughter are spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. Rufus Hudson on the Sulphur Springs road.
 R. H. Richards is the guest of his sister at Fordyce this week. Mir. Richards is with the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company here,
 Mrs L. Bernath and daughter. Vera leave today for San Antonio, Texas where they will spend sevel Hl weeks They will be accompanied by Miss An nie Bunckley.
 Miss Clara Kellar left this after noon for her home in Pine Blutt after a short visit with her sister, Mrs. Sld- ney Hellums of this city.-Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Cawthorn, No. 1000 East Second avenue, left yester- day for Henderson Springs, Tennes- see, where they will visit friends for about 6 ronth.
 Mrs. Charles Dicus left this morn ing for Pine Bluff and Little Rock where she will spend some time wis ting with relatives and friends.- Jonesboro Tribune.
 Mrs. Allie Crawford and two child ren of Pine Bluff, arrived last night from visit with Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Culberhouse, parents of Mrs. Craw- ford.-Jonesbofo Tribune.
 Mrs E. s: Maydell,: of near Kansas City, who has been in the city for several weeks under treatment by Dr. s. D. Wilson for cancer, will return to her home Thursday. She is now enjoying good health. :s.-
 City Engineer Frank Allen and Fire Chief A. c. Breiner were in Lit tie Rock yesterday attending the opening of the new fire station and witnessed the demonstration of the new auto fire trucks.
 MT. and Mrs. Hinton Ferguson have returned from a pleasant visit at Hot Springs, where they were guests at the Majestic The trip was made in their automobile and they had many pleasure trips in and around this famous resort while away.
 Russell May, captain of the Univers- ity of Arkansas football team, was in this city yesterday in the interest of the University. While here MT. May saw several of the graduates of the High School in reference to attending in the afternoon for Camden.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Thornton and little daughter, Miss Andry, who have visited in Pine Bluff for some weeks, | have returned home, and report a most delightful time.-Jonesboro Tribune. ,s',
 Miss Neil Willis, saleslady at Lide & Bro., is taking a two weeks vaca- tion, and left this morning ,oa, visit to Pine Bluff. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Rena Willis, sales lady at Carson's who is also enoy- l ing a acation.-Camden Herald.
 Ed Harper came down Saturday night from Pine Bluff and will re- main here until Wednesday, when he expects to make a trip on the special train from this place to Little Rock to attend the inauguration of Cover nor Hays.-Camden Herald. ..n Dr. s. D. Wilson leaves Thursday for Memphis, Tenn, where he will visit his daughter, and will also spend two weeks in West Tennessee with relatives and friends He will go from there to Morrisville, Mo-, where he will visit another. daughter, being away about four weeks. MT. and Mrs. D. V. Snow and child ren,' of Camden, were in the city for a few, hours yesterday en route to Eureka Springs, where they will re- main for the balance of the summer. MT. Snow is. the cashier: of Camden National Bank aaRd is the president of the Board of Trade of that city.
 Misses lone and Mamie Farrar, daughters of Mrs. ,Clem Farrar, who have been the house guests of Miss Mae Mum and Miss Conor Carter, of Monticello, will return home, today. While in that: city the young ladies