Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-13

| 1e LII o' l. '. OSSOrne and 'N'lofen' Of Jonesboro, who have oeeh me guests of E. p. Osborne here LOT short time, returned to their nome yesterday.
 w. J. Franey. With the Pine Rlnff Fiuihblng Company, went 10 Dumas yesterday morning to install plumb- i Ing on job in that city, recently secured by his company.
 W. M. Taylor, of the Traffic Pu- reau' spent yesterday at Little Rock looking after some business connect ed with the claims to be filed against the railroad companies. r. w. Agee, of Helena is in the city visiting Attorney Cliff Forster. lie IS young architect and has been employed in the office of George R. Mann at Little Rock.
 $. H. Thalheimer and daughter, Mrs. F. Goodman and Mrs. J. Kantrowitz left yesterday for a six weeks vaca ton. which will be spent in Chicago. Waukesha and other Northern points.
 Levin Flournoy. a former Pine Bluff boy is now connected with the Com mercial Appeal and is also doing some special press agent work. is in the city visiting his mother and other relatives.
 Mrs. w. H. Whitelaw and daughter, Miss Willie, who have been the guests of their relatives, Mir. and Mrs. A. T. yesterday afternoon for their home at Brownsville, Texas.
 John l.. Mills will leave Sunday for La Grange, Mo-, where he will join Mrs. Mills and Mrs. w. J. Galbraith, who are visiting relatives there. Mr. and Mrs Mills will make a boat trip to St. Paul, Minn, before their return home.
 Judge E. J. Kerwin, representative of the Department of Justice, will leave this afternoon for Crossett, where he will investigate a white slave case.
 J. B. Ezell left yesterday afternoon for Wynne, where he will spend few days, after which he will go to points in Indiana and other states for a visit covering three weeks.
 Harry D. Howell left yesterday afternoon for Minneapolis, Minnesota, for weeks stay on business. After his return to this city he and Mrs. Howell will go to Baltimore where they will reside.
 Elmer Richards, superintendent of the Cotton Belt, with headquarters at Mt. Pleasant. Texas, was in the city last night and today looking after business matters for the company Jonesboro Tribune.
 Dr. and Mrs. Crutcher and little daughter, Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Crutcher and daughters, Misses France sand Susie Louise, and MT. and Mrs. c. w. Pettigrew are spend- ing severl weeks vacation at Baker Springs.
 Louis Wymond. a prominent finan- cier of Louisville, Ky, spent last night in the city as a guest Of Ben J. Altheimer, who arrived several days ago in Chicago. They were also ac- companied by Charles Bacon and son, of Clio. The party made the trip to Pine Bluff in an automobile and will return this morning.
 Trainmaster J. H. Barnett, who was injured Monday while alighting from q train at the Main street crossing. was carried to Little Rock yester- day and placed in the company hospl- tal at that place. While suffering intensely from his injured foot, MT. Barnett was in as, good condition as one could be with so severe an injury.
 Miss Imongene Henderson, Of Hub hard City. Texas, who has been the euest of Mrs. T. G. Benge for awhile left this morning for Pine Blur where she will visit friends for awhile before returning home. Miss 11o,aoreon who is a most charming ladv made many friends during her stay in the city, and they will be