Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-03

Barnes. Mrs Harris will remain here for several days. Miss Jeannette Bateman was in this city for short while yesterday on her way to her home in Little Rock from Monroe. La, where she has been spending her vacation. Mrs. Thomas J. Collier, son and | daughter of Altheimer, leave today i for Chicago CharlevoiX, Wequentons- ing and other lake resorts. They will return October 1.
 Jack Pointer, the popular molasses salesman from Memphis, has returned from trip over this section with a local wholesale house representative, and will spend today in the city.
 Mrs. Dan Quayle has returned from Pine Bluff where she has been visiting Mrs. J. w. White. Mir. Quayle went to Pine Bluff, returning with Mrs. Quayle.-Stuttgart Arkansawyer
 Mrs. Davis Stahl, of St. Louis, who was formerly Miss Fay Mehlnger, of this city, will arrive Wednesday to be the guest of Mrs. Charles Bloom, on West Barraque street.
 Miss Myrtle Pledger leaves today for Memphis and points in Mississippi, where she will visit for a period of three weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Meyer and chill dren will return today from visit with relatives and friends at Port Gibson, Mississippi.
 Mrs A. M. Browning has returned from visit to her son, w. H. Brown ing, at Columbus, Ohio. While away she visited Niagara Falls and other points of interest.
 Mrs. B. c. Mead and son. Stowell, will leave today for Lansing, Bay City, Detroit and Harper Springs, Michi- gan, where they will visit relatives and spend the remainder of the sum- mer.
 J. w. Murphy and daughter; Miss Catharine, and her guest, Miss Made line Campbell, of Roanoke Va, have returned from delightful visit with friends at Hot Springs and Little Rock.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Adams will leave Tuesday for Magnolia, where she will spend the week at the state agricul- tural school, at that point, in the in- terest of the girls canning club move ment.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Lee have return ed from Texarkana, where MT. Lee has been confined in the Cotton Belt hospital for some time on account of an accident in which he lost a part of his left foot
 Mrs. H. F. Bridges has her mother. Mrs. Sanders of Pine Bluff guest in addition to her sister, Miss Carmeta Sanders, 'Whb has been with her for nearly a month.-Texarkana Four States Press.
 James w. Reynolds, sales manager of the Saline River Hardwood Con- pany, has returned from few days visit to New Orleans. where he has been looking after his company's ex- port interests.
 Misses Emma and Lena Hardy will leave today for Chicago, Detroit, Buff falo, and New York, where they will spend several weeks. They will be accompanied as far as St. Louis bS their brother, Virgil Hardy, of Little Rock
 Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Dunn, of Pine Bluff, came in this morning on visit to the family of, I. w. Haynie. Dr. Dunn, besides being an eminent physician at the bluff, is planter in Arkansas county, in whom everybody has onfidence.-Camden Herald.
 Miss Ruby Lowrey of Blue Noun tain, Miss. .Swho was the guest of Mrs. T. J. Newman last week, has gone to Pine Bluff to visit Mrs. Owens. Miss Lowrey will return to Little Rock in the near future, and will be with her grandfather, Rev. Searcy, until Sep- tember, when she will return to her home.--Little Rock Democrat.