Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-03
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A. J. Mitchell went to Paragoult. yesterday on business
 W. A. Matthews went to St. Louis yesterday on business.
 B, M. Jones has gone to Fort smith for a short stay.
 C. J. smith went to New Orleans yesterday Oil a business trip.
 Mrs. Bette Salter is visiting friends aad relatives in Little Rock and Tex arkana.
 Mrs. W. |. Payne of Sherrll is wis ting her parents, tMr and Mrs \. T. Jenkins.
 Shep Gallagher will go to Little Rock today and attend the track and field meet
 Mrs. l R. Allen is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. ] j. Trice in Collins.
 L. NJ. Nayor left yesterday for Memphis where he will transact per s0nal business
 Willis Adams went to Little Rocil yesterday morning to attend the in Jerscholastic contests.
 W. ]. SmallWood left yesterday morning for Baton Rouge, La, where he will look after his interests.
 Mrs. W. $. Wood and little son. Warren. of Tillar, are the guests ol Lev. and Airs Carol D. Wood.
 Dan c. Rutledge has gone to New days transacting private business.
 M E, Rosenweig of Lake Village has returned to his home after a visit with his brother, Vim. Rosenweig here.
 Miss Selma Martin went to Little Rock yesterday where she will be the guest of Miss Claire Rutland for sey- eral days.
 Coach Bassett left yesterday after noon wit hthe members of his track team to compete in the athletic con- tests in Little Rock.
 Miss Anna Can't went to Little Rock yesterday with Misses Bessie Merlo Wells, Frances Howell, Estelle Johnson and Mary Malone.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Pickens and Miss Margaret Duke, of Walnut Lake, have returned home after a visit with Mrs Arthur Mills in this city.
 C. w. Highfill, secretary of the Par agould Board of Trade, attended the Chamber of Commerce luncheon and meeting in this city yesterday.
 J. w. Adams, Leslie Mcintyre and rSorrells Dewoody left yesterday af- ternoon for Little Rock where they will attend the track and field meet.
 John H. Page, state commissioner of agriculture, spent yesterday in the city, having accompanied the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce members to this city,
 Monsignor J. M. Lucey returned yesterday from Little Rock where he attended the unveiling ceremonies ot the monument to the Confederate Wo- men. The ceremonies previous to the unveiling were opened by Monslgnol Lucey by an invocation.
 Sheriff Edgar Brewster returned from Little Rock yesterday with the Little Rock delegation which attend ed the meeting here. Sheriff BreWs- ter accompanied his children, William Roe and Miss Florence, to the capital city where they entered the state con- tests.
 Mrs. J. G. Taylor and niece, Miss Bell Taylor ,are expected to return home next week from Tuscon, Arlz. where they have very pleasant! spent the winter Miss Belle has Eeen attending the University while there. Both are much improevd 1T health
 Rev. J. w. Harrell left yesterday afternoon for Rison where he vii fill the appointments of Presiding FL der J. A. Sage, today and tomorrow Rev. Sage will return from Dallas Sunday morning and will fill the pul pit in the First Methodist church botf morning and evening.
 c. c. Kavanaugh, the well known