The Forrest City times., 1905-05-19

Judge N. W. Norton has been in Lit tie Rock and other points several days this week on professional business.
 Eld. W. II. Paslay went to Memphis ceremonies of the magnificent monu- ment to General N. B. Forrest.
 Mrs. Geo. W. Pearson went to Mem- phIs Monday evening to visit relatives and friends and be an enthusiastic spec tator of the unveiling ceremonies.
 Col Ed. Landvoigt went to Mem- phis Tuesday morning to meet his granddaughter, Miss Dora Vadakin and to take in the Forrest monument unyeiling.
 MT. A. Becker and charming and ac- complished daughter came in from Lit. tie Rock Monday evening" Miss Becker has been m Chicago several months. where among other classics she is studying journalism.
 Mir. Chas. Appel, of the Cut Ofl, was In town Saturday on business and set. ting up his brother Georges estate. lie gave us a pleasant call, accompa- nled by our handsome and genial friend Hon. R. j Williams, both of whom have our thanks for favors and courte- sies
 Miss Dora Vadakin returned from Bristol Tuesday, greatly to the delight ot her relatives and friends. She has been studying vocal music under Prof. A SahanonNn1 If ha v,,.tn Ip stltute, and has greatly improved her voice and capabilities, of which we feel that We may be justly proud.
 MT. J. J. Barron, of the Cut Off, was in town on business Monday. He had 10 come on horseback on account of the fearful condition of the roads, due to recent heavy rains He gave us a pleasant call, and will give us liberal financial assistance in issuing the hand some Art Souvenir Supplement which We have in course of preparation.
 Hon. T. o. Fitzpatrick, of John son township, was in town Monday on business, and circulating among numerous friends. He gave Us d pleas ant call, and greatly encouraged us in our efforts to issue crcditable de- scriptive book of St. Francis county, not only by words and liberal order. but by promise to furnish Us his torical and descriptive article of the township. We greatly appreciate his cooperation.
 Squire Creed T. Moore. rof Telico township. was in the city Monday on business and circulating among his numerous friends and gave us a pleas ant call. The squire is much pleased with the idea of issuing creditable book on St. Francis county. and has given Us some valuable information. He has promised to furnish us an ex- haustiye write up of Telico township, for which and his many kindnesSes We are very thankful.
 yesterday morning to visit her people at Walden, Mississippi. Mir. Short ac- companied them to Memphis to see them aboard the outgoing train which was several hours late. As he waited ander, of Salqs, Mississippi, who is an three and half years. Mr. Alexander
 
 hearty greetings, and placing his little family in charge of his uncle, MT. Short was enabled to catch the late train for home.
 We inadvertently failed to mention las. week very pleasant visit from Mrs. Sam AshwOrth, of the Cut Of and Miss Katie Devereux, who were shopping and visiting friends and rela- tives in the city. MT. AshwOrth was also mingling with friends on business. The Ashworths are among the best and most substantial of our good friends, and We are always delighted to see them in town. They have encouraged us in our work on the Souvenir and will probably allow us the privilege of pre- senting good picture of thelr lovely country home.