Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-19


 Dr. Alvin Strauss, who has beer here for the past two weeks the guest of relatives and friends. has returned to New Orleans.
 Miss Jerome Sage. who has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Sage i for some time. has returned to her home in Memphis.
 The mother and niece of I F. Me Gehee are his guests at Mo- 1404 East Sixth avenue. Their home is Me- Coombs, Mississippi.
 J. P. Ward, of the Polk Directory Company. left yesterday for Fort Smith. where this company will get out a city directory.
 Dewoody Lyle leaves tomorrow for Memphis and points in Mississippi where he will spend his vacation of several weeks with friends.
 W. S. Kitchen, travelling passenger agent for the Iron Mountain road with headquarters at Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Seibert left Sun day for Ft. Smith and points in Okla homa, where they will be the guests cf friends for two weeks.
 Miss Virginia Osborne has returned to her home in Fort Smith, after a pleasant visit here with Judge c. M. Philpot and family and relatives.
 Walter A. Wall, who has been vis- ting relatives at Lilesville, N. C.. will arrive home today and will again buy cotton in this city this winter.
 J. P. Hoffman and daughter, Miss Saphronia, left yesterday for Eugene, Oregan. where they will visit with friends and relatives for short time.
 Miss Margaret Trotter, who has beaa the guest of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Bowers, at Eagle Mills, for the past two weeks. has returned to her home in this city.
 Mrs. Henry Brannon and children left yesterday for Pine Bluff, where they will spend several days visiting friends and relatives.-Texarkana TeXarkanian.
 Mrs. Tom Rike of Pine Bluff, Whe has been visiting Mrs. w. D. Pipes of 312 Maple, has returned to hel home at Pine Bluff.-Texarkana Foul States Press. "
 Mrs. Clarence Lee of Pine Bluff and Mrs. J. T. Scheuddigg of St Louis are the guests of Mrs. w. K Pipes at her home, 312 Maple.-Tex arkana Four States Press.
 Mrs. E. G. Rosenberger and son Richard, left yesterday for Denver Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City ant other points west, where they VII spend the remainder of the summer
 Mrs. John Borecky, who has spen the past three weeks in Benton a the guest of MT. and Mrs. Otto Elem ing. has returned and is at the hom with her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Blue rock.
 Ben R. Williams, who with his fam ilv has been spending several week at Sulphur Springs in the Ozafl mountains, has returned home, bu bis family will remain there severa weeks longer.
 Attorney w. T. Woodbridge, wh with Mrs. Woodbridge, has been i Wisconsin for several weeks, will ar rive home Thursday or Friday, bu Mrs. Woodbridge will remain in Chica go until September 1.
 Melnotte Viets and wife and Mis- Mamie Livingston, of Galveston :, Texas, arrived in the city last nigh : and will be the guests of Mrs. D. C viets and family on State street, fol several weeks. Melnotte Viets llv ed in this city some years ago and has many schoolmates here, r
 MT. and Mrs. $. 5. DurarQ lanu: III tle son leave tomorrow for Evansville Indiana. Fulton, Kentucky, and Nash vile, Tennessee, where they VII snend some time as the guests c friends and relatives.
 Ed Ahrens, of Monticello, after visit here with MT. and Mrs. Joh Dellmon and other friends and reia lives. has returned to his home. Whll here Mir. Ahrens was confined for few days to his room by malaria. Judge A. B. Grace, who has been WIS iting in Texarkana for some time a the guest of his daughters, Mesdame II. R. Webster and w. l.. Wood, ha returned home. He spent most en ioyable vacation and comes nom much refreshed and invigorated.
 H. D. Riff, the delegate from thf local Aerie of Eagles to the nationa convention of Eagles at Baltimore