Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-07
make their home. MT. White was ror-

maks their home Atr. White was foN- merly advertising manager for tae FlOuo StC-a.
 Mrs. C. J. Can't and mother, Mrs. Hall. No. col East Second avenue, have returned from a pleasant visit of two weeks duration with friends at Magnolia.
 Mrs. Dave Stahl, of St. Louis. for merly Miss Fay Mehlinger of this city, arrived yesterday for visit with Mrs. Charles Bloom on West Barraque street. Mir. and Mrs. J. ]. Beseau. of Pine Bluff, arrived in town Sunday for a few weeks visit with Mir. Beseau's parents at COG South Adams street. Camden Herald
 Capt. R. k. Rice, of Warner, was in the city for a part of the day yester- day. Capt. Rice says that the crop prospect at the present time is the pest III leH yedi 5.
 Mrs. N. A. Anderson and children, accompanied by Frank Anderson, left yesterday afternoon for lake points in Minnesota, where they will remain for the balance of the summer.
 Leo Kastor, of the firm of .Kastor and Bluthenthal, left yesterday for New York, where ne will make fall purchases for that firm. He was ac- companied by sin son, Dot Kastor.
 John R. Bloom, of the Pine City Electric Company, will go to Little Rock this morning to bid on the con- tract for the wiring and electrical fixtures in new office building.
 Mrs. John E. Martineau, accompan- jed by a party of friends, came to this city yesterday from Little Rock in her big touring car and spent the day with her mother, Mrs. Bama Hol combe.
 c. B. Lockhart will leave today for his former home at Terre Haute, undiana, to take a position in that city. MT. Lockhart has been with 1 the Pine Bluff Company for the past two years.
 Miss Emma Wilbourne, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Will Der s. Shaw, at Dallas, Texas, will return shortly. She will be accom- panied by Miss Ethel Shaw, who will be her guest here for time.
 Wade H. Knox, of the Knox-Walker Furniture Company, has returned from Grand Rapids and other furni- ture markets, where he made large purchases for his firm, which will on Scull building on West Second ave.
 Miss Pearl Stroud vii! leave San day for Paducah, Ky, where she will vlsi relatives for few weeks. Dur ing her absence Miss Sadie Phelps Will fill her position at A. N. Blooms cigar stand in the Citizens Bank Building.
 Mrs. Clara Goodman and Mrs. Jake Kantrovitz, of Greenwood, Mississippi who have been the guests of relatives her for some time, left yesterday for Little Rock, where they will visit for some time before returning to 1 their home.
 Dr. William Breathwt, who has been sick fer several weeks but is r<w much improved, will leave Sunday TOT New yorx ana oiller Eastern tit- ies, where ne will spend a vacation. He will be accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ellice Breathwit.
 Miss Virginia Brane, of Lewisville, who has been the guest of Mrs. Charles Velvin, of East Second avenue, left yesterday afternoon for Texarkana. She was accompanied by Mrs. Velvin, and the two will be the guests of friends for short time..
 w. w. Taylor came in this morning on short visit to Camden. MT. and Mrs. Taylor have just returned to their home at Pine Bluff from a pleasant stay at Colorado Springs, and report that the weather there is real cold, and that overcoats are a l daily ecessity.-Camden Herald. H. D. Rogers, of Dewitt, was in the city yesterday conferring with Presi- dent H. H. Knox and Secretary John 
 H. Tucker, of the Young Mems Pro- gressive League, relative to the date to be fixed for the, visit of the League members to Dewitt, at which time the matter of building an extension <af 4ho Dina Rl..ff apd lAnlxo. n;..o-