The Forrest City times., 1907-05-03
OUR FRIENDS IN ARIZONA
MT. Arthur W. Davis Writes Enter. tainingly and Helps Out His
 Home Paper.

ana Mrs. John NJ. Davis. of this city. and who is popular conductor on the A T. X \. r. Railway. with head quarters at NinSlow. Arizona. has our thanks for substantial favors. He re- gently sent Us q nice bunch of sub scribers from that place. which we very much appreciated. If there were score or more Of friends who would take as much interest as Arthur does Tn everything that takes place in his native county, and especially in the success of his home paper. The Times subscription list would soon run into the thousands.
 We will certainly appreciate all fa- yors, dear reader, and We ask you to help Us make The Times the biggest and best county paper in the state.
 Ask your friends to subscribe.
 Arthur has many friends in Wins low, among them being Mr. X. B. Doyle, who is one of the most popular young engineers running out of that town Doyle is only twenty-six years of age, but to watch him make run. one would think him an old hand of sixty years at the business. He has many friends and is most genial gentleman.
 Then there is MT. F. Henderson. He is one of the oldest and best freight engineers running out of Winslow. and you can bet on having good trip when No. l622 with Wild Cat" at the throttle, pulls out.
 MT. II. D. Baucom is another fine engineer aud worthy citizen. He has just recently gone to Winslow but he is rapidly making friends among the boys.
 Mr. R. E. Eastman is popular con ductor running out of Winslow. He is first class railroad man and has q large circle of friends who admire him for his manly virtues.
 MT. C. K. Anderson is about thirty four years of age, and is no doubt the most popular and best engineer be- tween Chicago and San Francisco. He pulls the fast limited out of Winslow He is familiarly known as George. and iS always there with the goods and right on time.
 Mr. Ben Brooks is one of the pop ular oil burner fremen and thor oughly understands his business. The company has sent Mr Brooks ire quently after several oil burner en- zines that wouldn't budge. and he always brings them in with success. He is genial fellow and has many friends
 Mr. B. E. keeney is a southern boy and halls from Tennessee. He is em- ployed as brakeman, and is a Mason and an honorable man who stands high with all who know him.
 Mr. W. F.. Floyd is also a southern boy, and is highly recommended by Mr. Arthur Davis. He is Arthur's head brakeman and is also an extra conductor, and works anywhere and in any kind of business when called upon.
 Mr. I. Dolan is also newcomer. He exchanged rights to get away from the orange pickers, and came from California about year ago. All who know John are certainly glad he changed because Arizona boys appre- ciate such men as Dolan and he makes friends rapidly.
 Mir. O. Smith is one of the most popular conductors on the Santa Fe. He has a run on the limited and has no fear, 1t being just as easy for him to make seventy miles an hour as thirty, and he is usually cutting it off. He numbers his admirers by the score, and all who know him are his friends.
 Dr. R. BaZell went to Winslow about one year ago, and is now partner with Dr. c. L. Hathaway. He is young man, who has a bright future, and Hathaway & Bazell have everything their own way in Winslow, as they are both first class men at their profession. Dr. Hathaway has been in Winslow three years. He is every inch a doctor-one of the best in the country, and has large and lu- crative practice. The railroad boys all like him.
 Mr. C. A. Morris is still another southern lad and conductor out of Winslow. He holds his position, as all railroad men do, by playing ball, !" and he plays ball He is first in the hearts of his friends, of whom he has many.
 MT. W NJ. Harelson has been with the A, T. & s. E. Railway for about two and half years as brakeman, in which position he is a first class man. He makes friends readily by his ge- nial disposition, and stands at the top