Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-19


 pr. ". A. Brown. of Monticello i. Ill the city and attended the meetins Of the Medical Association yesterday
 l. $. Lovett, of Grady, stockhold CT ln the new bank at Grady. WAS : business visitor to the city yesterday
 sherman Parnell, who has been the guest Of friends at Hot Springs Tor the past month. returned last night
 NIT. and Mrs. w. s. Sutton. of De. catur. Indiana, are the guests of Mrs J. W. Blackburn on West Eighteenth avenue.
 Mrs. c. Bosche will leave Sunday Tor Augusta. Arkansas, where she will be the guest of friends for a short time.
 Miss Selma Omscirck left several days ago for Valparaiso, Indiana, where she enters Valparaiso Univ1 sity. -
 Miss Catherine Lee, No. 12o9 East seventh avenue, left the middle of the week for Philadelphia, where she entered Ouachita College.
 Mrs. Myrtle Walker leaves Saturday morning for Houston Texas, where she joins her husband and they. will reside in that city in the future.
 J. T. Crawford and family returned to their home at Noble Lake yester- day, after spending several weeks at Hot Springs for Mr. Crawford's health.
 Mrs. Pitts, No. 623 East Second ave- nue, will leave Sunday morning for Augusta Arkansas. where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Etchson. for a short time
 Airs. F. W. Workman and son, Eugene. after a pleasant visit here with her mother and sister, Mrs. Fassler and Mrs. w. D. Condry, have returned to their home in Marshall Texas.
 Mrs. James Reynolds, who has been the guest of her mother. Mrs. Bama Holcomb, has returned to Hot Springs. She will leave shortly for her home at Washington, D. C., after l pleasant visit with relatives in this state.
 Coburn C. Kavanaugh and D. w. Jackson, of Little Rock. spent yes- terday in the city. These gentle men are interested in the proposed Pine Bluff-Little Rock Interurban and were here on business connected with the company. ,-s.---
 W5C c. Thompson, general press rep resentative for the Barnum and Bailey circus, and Gus Fuhleman, emergency man for the big show, arrived in Pinc Bluff last night, several hours ahead of the big aggregation.
 N. IlOl1lCS, CullO1 VI eAAS OoAAA don Beacon, former mayor of the ,ty of Camden, and one of the chlel 1 boosters of that city, arrived here this morning just ahead of the cir CHS train. Mir. Holmes will be the puest of friends here for the day. Mrs. Elizabeth Adams left yesterda! afternoon for Memphis, where she will l ioin her husband, who has been ill Bir mingham and other southern cities for the past several weeks. They vii remain in Memphis about ten days a. 1 he guests of friends and to attend ! he Tri-State Fair. I Leonard s. Goodman. of Little Rock. who was recently elected cash I CT of the new bank at Grady. was il | the city yesterday on business con ,ected with that bank. The fixture for the new bank will soon be install 1 ed and the bank will open for bushes
 Il short time.
 ] Mir. and Mrs. George Barber ant children, who have spent the pas our weeks visiting at dltferea 1 points in Michigan, have returned.
 Dr. w. H. Brown, of Monticello vas among the out-of-town pnysi
 ians here yesterday in attendance o1
 he meeting of the Medical Society J. s. Wilson, instructor of appren ices in the Cotton Belt Shops, ha returned from visit at Altoon; Pennsylvania, where Mrs. Wllso spent the summer. While visiting i Altoona Mrs. Wilson was taken ser ously ill and MT. Wilson was called
 hat city to be with her. She is no convalescing after six weeks illness