Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-23

George w. List, of the American.
Excelsior Laundry. spent yesterday in
Stuttgart attending the Arkansas
County Fair, now being held in that
city @
Charles H. Roher, ,Jr., T. P. A. for
the Rock Island lines in this state,
with headquarters in Little Rock,
spent yesterday in the city attending
the stock show.
Miss Vashti King, who is attending
the U. D. c. convention in Little Rock
gave reading at the reception ten
dered the delegates at the Elk Club in
that city last night
Miss Mary Jamerson and Miss Anna
Harmon, after brief visit to Miss
Mabel Benton, of Linden street, re-
! turned yesterday to their respective
homes in Clarendon.
w. l.. Harding, who has been in
Dermott for the past few weeks at
work on the Chicot hotel building,
has finished the work and returned
to his home in this city.
Miss Alma Weller will return Sun
| day from a two months visit to rela-
tives in Chicago. Upon her return she
/ will take position with Arnold Bro
| theirs. the Main street jewelers..
Mrs. Allan Orto, Mrs. Victor Har-
rison, Mrs. Frank Reeves and Miss
BERTHE Sullivan left yesterday MORN
ing for Little Rock, where they will
attend the U. C. V. convention.
Captain O. K Wheeler, chief spec
ial agent of the Cotton Belt, arrived in
the city yesterday and spent the day
and night here. He will leave this
morning for points south on the Cot
ton Belt.
Captain and Mrs. B. E. Benton left
yesterday morning for Little Rock
to attend the convention. Cap
tain Benton being delegate to the
U. G. " and Mrs. Benton to attend
the U. D. C.
Miss Emma Archer, in charge of
the canning clubs of Pulaski county,
who has been in attendance at the
Stock Show for the past few, days,
returned yesterday to her home in
Little Rock.
A. w. Lehman has returned from
Little Rock, where he attended the
convention of the German American
Societies of Arkansas. He was hon.
ored by being elected a vice president
of the state organization.
Commissioner w. NJ Taylor, of the
Traffic Bureau, left yesterday after
noon for Little Rock, where he will
meet Mrs. Taylor, who is returning
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in st. Louis.
D. R. Swatty, of Eagle Mills, who
has charge of the demonstration
farm and hog raising department of
the Eagle Lumber Company, was a
visitor in the city yesterday He at
tended the stock show during the
, day.
w. c., West, formerly l~;slcal d.
rector in the local "Y", but now a
resident of Syracuse, New York,
passed through the city yesterday
afternoon en- route to Weatherford
Texas, where he will visit his moth
err for a short time.
Monsignor J. M. Lucey, of this city,
who is attending the state meeting of
the United Confederate Veterans at
Little Rock, said the benediction at
the opening session yesterday. Mon
signor Lucey is chaplain of the state
organization.
H. j. Miller, of Argenta, was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday
leaving last night for Stuttgart, where
he will spend today at the Arkansas
Count Fair, being held in that city
! He is manager of the amusement de.
| partment of the Arkansas State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Prousnitzer, of
Memphis, have arrived in the city and
will make Pine Bluff their home They
will live at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Meyer Weller, on West Second avenue
Mr.. Prousnitzer will travel in this ter
ritory. Mrs. Prousnitzer was former
ly Miss Hattie Franklin, of this city.
DR.. G. S. Kimball of Camden, is in
the city for a few days on business
connected with the Ignite coal fields
in Ouachita county. He informed a,
representative of the Graphic that a
number of Chicago capitalists .wero
how in Camden, among whom were
representatives Of the Standard Oil
Company, looking over the coal lands
in that county, with view of ac-