The Forrest City times., 1901-10-04

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 Miss Emma Humphreys is spendial the week with friends and relatives II naIk Corner.
 Mrs. W. W. Bryan. of Haynes. was in town couple of days the first ol the week registered at the Marion.
 Mir. Lowenihal. cf Memphis ard Mir. Louie Solomon. of He.era. visited MT and Mrs. A Meyer the hFst of the week.
 Ms Tom Johnson. or Wheat 'ey, was in tie city the first of the week shop ping and visiting and was a guest 4, the home Of Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Pas lay.
 Haulers to haul 20 00I ties, two miles ielow Cut Otf on st. Francis river. Haul less than ont mlle-S cents for oak. 2is cents fer cypress. G. A. G0ERkE.
 Miss Olivia Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Nm. Hale and sweet baby daughter ldalee. of Wyune, were delightful vis- i;urs at the home of Mir. and Mrs. (. II. Ravens tie first of the week.
 Madam E. Boyle returned from all enjoyable two weeks visit to Memphis Monday accompanied by her charming friend, Miss Maggie Reilly who wlii visit ill the city week or ten days.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Hankins. of Little Rock. came over Monday on q visit to relatives. NIT. Hankins re turned home Tuesday while Nj iSs Eula n has been happy visitor with Dr and Mrs. E. A, Long on the cor ner of lzard and Jackson streets. all the week.
 Tabe Gibson, negro living on Wal. ter Bryant's place, near Mcdaniel. shot and killed his sister last Saturday with pistol. Gibson claims that the shoo, Ing was accidental; but people living in that neighborho0d are of the opinion that 1t was done through malice and purposely. Gibson has not yet been arrested.
 Miss Elizabeth Searcy. of Memphis has been successful in organizing a class in at speeialties and will begin teaching at Crowley Ridge Institute next week. Painting upon china i, perhaps Miss Searcy's brightest ac e0mplishment and 1t is to this brancl os art that she will direct the attention Of her pupils.
 Our towsman James Russell has beer promoted from simple captain to colo nel and assistant commissary-ge genera in the new organization of the Arsan. sas State Guard, Maj General ". II Haynes. commander. Here's to Col Russell drink hearty boys. and witt a right good will, General Haynes has not more valiant aud heroic mem Der on his staff than Forrest City's rep resentatiye.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Howell. of Little Rock, were in the city Wednesday and Thursday guests at the telephone ex change. Mrs. Howell was formerly Miss Bertha Warren. the erstwhit Hello girl at the local exchange. than whom none was ever more charming and popular and many old.time friend: were oyerloyed in greeting her again Ar. and Ms. Howell went to Marian. aa Thursday morning on brief visit to relatives and friends
 Miss Mary Harten, of Conway, who had spent such a deiChtfu fortnight ln the city as guest of her charming school friend. Miss Mary Word. re- turned home Saturday Miss Hafter was one of the seasons prettest and most popular yisitorS and her depart ure has caused innumerabe heartaches and much anxiety to her many gallan, admirers. and We are persuaded that count esS perfumed mssives and boxes of dainty sweets will follow her.
 The servants house in the rear o the residence ot Cashier Chas II San ders was burned Wednesday. Tn, prompt response of the fire companie. Was just what the occasion demanded and the boys soon had the flames un de" control. Very little damage re. suited from the fire. although grave apprehension was felt for time lest the residences of MessrS Sanders Meyers, and O. B Rolwage. should be destroyed. and at one time the root of the Never dwelling was actually ablaZe. The alarm attracted large and excited crowd of citizens to the scene.