Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-08-15
by way of Chicago.

'loil 10 lflenQS and relatives in that
city.-Camden Herald.
Mrs. Cora Wesson. of Des Arc. ston
ped over in Stuttgart today on her
way home from Pine Bluff. after
short visit with relatives in that city.
Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
John E. Fellers, of Chicago. spent
yesterday in the city j guest If Secre-
tary H. G. Spaulding. of the Chamber
of Commerce. Mr.. Tellers is looking
over this city with 4 view 10 making
investments.
Tom Mitchell and Adolph Pebble
man, cotton factors of Camden. spent
their home from Hot Springs, where
they have been recuperating durine
the summer.
Mrs. M. Mansbach. of Orange, New
Jersey, who has been the guest at the
home of A. S. Rosenberg for the past
several weeks, left yesterday for Lit
tie Rock where she will be the guest
Of her niece, Mrs. Mike Yout.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Withers left last
night for Chattanooga. where they will
be joined by their daughter Mrs. Hen
ry Speers, for a visit with friends and
! relatives in Tennessee and Georgia.
Mrs. r. L. Arnett and daughter, Miss
Roeanna, of Springfield, Missouri, ar
rived yesterday afternoon to be the
| guests of Mrs. Arnett's parents, Gen
eral and Mrs. Thomas Green.
| been the guest of friends and rela-
/ tives here for the past few days, will
| leave the first Of the week for Savan-
nah, Georgia, where he will spend the
| remainder of the summer.
Miss Jennie Anderson, of Camden,
| who has been in the city for a few
| days the guest of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Belzner, 416 West Sixth avenue,
will leave today for st. Louis and
Chicago, for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Archie n. Carpenter plans to
leave Saturday for Lake Village and
Pine Bluff to spend some time with
Mr. Carpenter, VINO is travelling in
the interest of the Reynolds Tobacco
Company.-Hot Springs New Era.
NJ. Mustache, of Dallas, Texas, who
has been in this city as the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. Ben Sylvester, left
yesterday for New Orleans on a
business trip. Mr.. Mustache is in
terested in the Union Brewery in that
city.
DR.. w. S. Stewart has returned
from Little Rock where he attended
the annual meeting of the State Medi-
cal Board of the Arkansas Medical
Society," Dr. Stewart was elected
secretary of the board, an honor we'll
merited.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Miller and dau-
ghter left Thursday afternoon for
Paris Tennessee, where Mr.. Miller
was called on professional business.
This being the 'old home of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller, they will enjoy
visit with friends there until August
%.
Mrs. John F. Rutherford, Miss Gus
sic Rutherford and Master Allen
Rutherford, who have been guests at
the Majestic, Hot Springs, left yes
terday for Little Rock where they
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. Cramer for time before their re-
turn to this city.
Miss Louise Rutherford and Miss
Rutherford will return today from
Fayetteville because of painful ac-
cident which happened to Miss Ruth
erford in the nature of a severe sprain
of one of her ankles. The accident
occurred while the ladies were visit
ing in Columbus, kansas, and their
visit has been cut short thereby.
-LdCk lIuhcISlcy, VI OAC AAoAAO
Insurance Company's force, has
decided that he will not go to Stuff
CART to become associated with O. NJ.
Young and Company, the real estate
and insurance firm. He was con-
sidering a proposition to go to that
place. but he has decided that Pine
Bluff is good enough for him.
DR.. George Kimball, who spent Wed
nesday and Thursday in this city, on
business connected with the Ignite
coal beds of Ouachita county, return
ed yesterday afternoon to his home.
Wiley Downs, of Fordyce, spent
yesterday in the city on business and
was the guest of his daughters while
here.
J. T. Lloyd, w. H. Beaver and Emil
Voss have returned from Little Rock,
where they attended a tournament of
the Little Rock Gun Club. Mr.. Deav-
err was third high man during the
shoot. DR.. Dibrell and George w.
Clement, of Little Rock, captured the