Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-26

day from Altheimer where he spent the day on business.
 Little Misses Frances and Beth Galbraith, returned to their home in l Little Rock yesterday. 1 Mrs. W. A. Owen, of Texarkana is in this city for a few days visiting l friends and relatives. i Major S. W. Bosewel. of Corner stone, and !. W. Ferguson of Sweden. were in the city yesterday.
 Harry Levy. of Muskogee, Ok. is in the city visiting his brother. Lou Levy, the paving contractor.
 NIr. and Mrs. Sam Nixon, of Sheri- dan, are in this city for few days visiting friends and relatives.
 Frank Bloom left yesterday for Lake Village. where he will spend a couple of days on business
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ezell have re- turned from Mineral Wells. Texas, where they spent several weeks.
 Cliff Winters. who has been in St Louis fer several days. returned yes terday to his home in this city.
 Miss Gussie Jones, of this city is in England for a few days visiting with MT. and Mrs. T. B. Goldsby. Mrs. Ziba Bennett leaves today for Washington. D. C.. where she will spend the remainder of the summer Sheriff Edgar Brewster went to Ia mo yesterday to transact official busi- l ness. He will return this afternoon Gaston CuIpepper. of Fordyce, who | has been in this city for several days | has returned to his home in that city 1 AIr. and Mrs. Jo Nichol left yester- day for Eureka Springs, where they | will spend the remainder of the sum- l mer.
 E. Star" Thompson, the Little Rock ] tobacco and cigar salesman, spent yesterday in the city calling on his trade
 "A. N Forbes. state agent for a typewriter company with headquar- ters in Memphis, was in the city yes terday.
 who has been in this city for few days visiting relatives, has returned home.
 Mrs. J. s. Barraque. of Altheimer, was ia this city for a short while yes terday. She returned home yesterday afternoon.
 Attorney T. Havis Nixon was among those from this city who attended the funeral of Mrs. l.. II. Mccoy at DeX- ter yesterday
 Mrs. J. B. Hamman, of Bon Ami, i Louisiana. is the guest of Mrs. s. l.. l Gannaway, at Twenty-fifth avenue and Breclr street. ,~s,~ l F. M. Huckleberry, of Little Rock, was here yesterday on business con- | nected With the claim department of | the Iron Mountain. Mrs. J. L. Goree, who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Clay Cross, at Pendelton, has returned to her home in this city. Misses Moline and Virginia Walker. of Little Rock, are here visit 1 ing relatives. They will be in this city for several days.
 Leo Nichol, and Jimmie and Albert Alexander returned yesterday from Sherrill, where they have been for several days with friends. II. H. Adams left yesterday on business trip. He will spend sever al days at Fordyce, Risoa, and other points on the Cotton Belt
 Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Oden and baby have gone to Birmingham, .Fortville and Eva, Ala, where they will spend several weeks with relatives; Captain R. M. Galbraith left yester- day afternoon for Sulphur Springs, Benton county, where he will be a business visitor for short time.
 Eugene Mathis, of Wabbaseka was in this city yesterday on business. MT. Mathis is one of the big men of Wab- baseka. being six feet, six inches tall. Albert Kasselberg, of Stuttgart, was in this city on business yester- day. Mir. Kasselberg is proprietor of the Delmonico Pool hall in Stutt- gart.
 MT. and Mrs. B. V. Causey, who have been residents of this city for several years, moved yesterday to Dumas where they will make their home.
 Assistant Postmaster c. D. Duval, who has been spending his vacation in Saline county, has returned, his pleasure trip being cut short by ill., ness.
 J. A. Tyrer, of St. Louis, is in the o;+v v;c;+;no In oineer E1bert Daniels