Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-01
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 Miss Lois R. Johnson of Hartford Mich., and Herbert Campbell of Sious City. Iowa, were married at o'clock yesterday afternoon at the parsonage of the Lakeside Methodist church Rev. J. A. Sage officia ting, in the ab- sence from the city of Rev. Marion Nelson Waldrip, pastor of the church The ceremony was witnessed by a few relatives and close friends of the happy couple.
 The groom is railroad man o1 Sioux City, and came here to c1alm his bride, who has been here for sev- eral weeks past on visit with he1 sister, Mrs. G. M. Drake, 701 West Fourth avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Camp bell will spend week or so in Pine Bluff, before leaving for Sioux City where they will make their home,
 Mrs. Fred Clarke and her daughter Miss Helen Clarke, arrived in Pine Bluff last evening, from their home at Cleveland, Miss, for visit with their relatives, w. L. Toney, w. M. Toney H. K. Toney and Mrs. c. H. Burks Mrs. Clarke was Miss Lizzie Toney Last night Judge and Mrs. E. P. Toney were here from Lake Village to meet Mrs. and Miss Clarke.
 Miss Irene Langford and Miss Norma Rutherford are visiting rela- tives and friends at Benton for few days.
 Mrs. Louise Nowlin has returned Pacific coast, in the middle west and along the Mexican border.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Davis and baby have returned from delightful vaca- ation visit with relatives and friends in Illinois, spending few days at Hot Springs while en route home.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Otey and little daughter, Lolalee, left yesterday after noon for Little Rock. Mir. Otey will leave at once for Chattanooga, where he has accepted the position of mem- bership and financial secretary of the Young Mems Christian association, while Mrs Otey and Miss Lolalee will spend some time with relatives at Lit tie Rock
 Misses Mildred Daniels and Katie Boyce left yesterday afternoon for St. Louis, where they will be joined by J. E. Boyoe, who has been sojourning at Battle Creek, Mich. From St. Louis they will go to Cincinnati, where the young ladies will enter the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
 Mrs. w. T.. Woodbridge and Misses Josephine and Hennie Wilkins will return tomorrow from Chicago and other lake points, where they have been spending a part of the heated term.
 Mrs. A. D. Foster and son. Attorney terday to attend the funeral of A. Garland Pierce, former Pine Bluffian, who was drowned in the Arkansas river at Morrilton while attempting the rescue of young woman, who later was saved by boatman.
 Miss Jewell Palmer will entertain tonight at her home, in South Main, complimentary to number of out of town girls who are her guests for the week end.
 Helen Tomme and her brother, Park Tomme, will leave today for Fort Worth, Cleburne, Galveston and oth- CT points in Texas, where they expect to spend two or three weeks visiting relatives and friends, returning home in time to attend the opening of school.
 Mrs. c. s. Adam. wife of the book Keeper for the Fordyce Lumber com pany, was brought here yesterday af- ternoon from Fordyce and will submit to surgical operation at the Clark sanitarium this morning.
 Miss Winnie Goodman has returned rom Little Rock and Malvern, where she has been visiting relatives during ethe summer.