Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-24
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E. N. Blanbled was a business vlsi- tor to Little Rock yesterday.
 Miss Dorothy Bum is the guest of Mrs. James Larkin in Stuttgart.
 Cam Brummitt has returned from short visit to the Valley of Vapors.
 C. M. Andrews has returned from California, after pleasant vacation.
 J. w. Eldridge, of English, was business visitor to the city yesterday
 Mrs. H. H. Kirchgraber is the guest of friends in Memphis for a short time.
 J. K. Parker, the cotton buyer, is in St. Louis for a short time on busi ness.
 in Little Rock, returning i'll the aft ernoon.
 L. J. Smith left yesterday for Chi cago. He will combine business with pleasure.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Feinberg have returned from a visit to relatives at Texarkana.
 Col. Ed Harper went to Camdeh yesterday afternoon to spend Sunday with his family.
 E. E. Hall,' representing the c. B. Atkins Manufacturing Company. of Nyo,,,,>l,ic ic in tha oitV
 Attorney Creed Caldwell will go to Lonoke, Ark, today where he Will transact legal business.
 J. B. Newton leaves this morning for Camden where he will spend Sunday with his mother.
 D. A. Schicker, accompanied by his NHss-Susie~-1eft yesterday afternoon for Little Rock.
 J. J. Jones left yesterday for Baltl- more. where he will spend short time on business and pleasure.
 Miss Eliza Aiken of Eureka. Springs is the guest of her niece, Mrs. w. E Collier, on West Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. Hodges and little daughter. Hazel, of DesArc, are the guests Of Mrs. Sallie Film, No. S02 West Fifth avenue.
 B. P. Zappie and S. A. Ramsey have returned from Sheridan, where they were in attendance at court in Grant county.
 Miss Ruby Hawley, of Grady, has returned to her home after pleas ant visit here as the guest of Mrs. E c. Arnold
 Architect Mitchell Seligman, who has been doing some work for the az ricultural school at Monticello, re- turned yesterday.
 Mrs. P. P. Byrd and little daughter, Miss Doris, are in Hot Springs, the guests of Mrs. Byrd's brother, J. S.. Alpin, of that city.
 T. o. Orr and family, of South Main street, are entertaining Mrs. Orr's sister, Mrs. w. T. Hit, of Mur- freesboro, Arkansas.
 Mrs. J. E. Pittman left Saturday afternoon for Wabbaseka, where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. w. J. Shelby, for a short time. w. L, Carr went to Fordyce yester- day afternoon to spend Sunday With his family, who are guests of relatives and friends in that city. Mrs. R. E. Smith, Mo-. SO4 State street, has returned from pleasant visit with her grandmother, Mrs. H. A. Mayer, of Little Rock. Miss Louise Tucker, who has been the guest of Mrs. T. A. Lambert, No. 1929 East Second avenue, has return ed to her home in Little Rock. Mrs. H. U. Brannan, who has been ithe guest of Mrs. c. A. Huffman, No. i1519 West Fifth avenue, has returned ito her home in Texas after pleasant visit.
 1! C.L. Adams, representing the Carey Roofing Co.,, of Memphis, spent few days here the past week, leaving yes- lterday afternoon for his home in Lit tie Rock
 . D. E. Sparks left yesterday after non for Lewisville, where Mrs. Sparks has been the guest of friends and relatives for some time. They will return Monday. E Mrs. H. l.. Howe, No. ol9 west Third avenue, left yesterday for Kan sas City, in response to message announcing the serious illness of her brother in that city. E Miss Ruth Harold will leave today for Memphis, where she has taken