The Forrest City times., 1907-06-14
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 MeNSfs. John and Tom Gatlinr are i at home from school. and botH are ] looking fine
 Mayor Terrell of Palestine was a ] maidstone and genial visitor in thc city Monday. and took in the ball
 Ar. James Maths, of Mathis Bros. : Iett yesterday for lndiauapolfS. where he Wl4 spend all indefinite time in i study.
 Fees WANTED l will pay one cent per dozen more than anyone else for at Fresh eggs delivered to my store. John Malout
 NIT. C. M. Wilkinson, of Palestine. was genial business visitor in the city Monday, and incidentally took in the ball game
 Mr. Christian F Muller, the genial soda water man, has placed us under obligations for care of pop. It's good, too. Thanks, old man.
 Mr. Rufus Williams. of Tyler, Texas. brother of Mrs. Homer Folbre, arrived Thursday, and will visit with rela- tl3es and friends few days.
 MrS-P. C. Ring and children. of Ar genta. arrived in the city Saturday evening, and will spend about ten days with her brother, Robert Myers, and family.
 Miss Gorneiia Ayen, who lad been in school at Searcy, k at home again. and will resume her place Ill the cir cIe of young folks with whom she is SO popular.
 Miss Ethel Logan, who had been at tending Ouachita College at Arkadel- phia, the past term, returned home this week, much t0 the delight of host of friends.
 Miss Minnie stewart returned 1es- terday from Memphis. where she has been attending school at St. Agnes Academy She is at home with Mrs. T. \. flaw kins.
 Mr and Mrs. Will Pace. of Cold water. Mississippi and Mrs. Chas. W. Bernard were visitors in the home of VI anu .'i =. isllAftl [ tI uNOIl. at r tI gusonyille Ihursday'
 Nr. I. NJ. Hnl, of Memphis. who las been visiting in the home of Mrs. NJ. \. Hancock, this week. will return to Memphis sunday, accompanied by his wife and son, "Maury, Jr.
 Nearly all of the absent school girls and boys have returned home. We nO- tice Miss Mamie Lou FOndren and Lollle HambletOn, who attended Ouachita, are among the number.
 Miss Alma Pirtle, of New Castle, is a lovely visitor in the city this week, and guest in the home of her rela- tiyes, MT. and Mrs. K. K. Swan. She is attending the County Institute.
 Mrs. A Becker left last week for the East, where she met Hazel, who is just out of school, and is now visit ing the Tercentennial Exposition at Jamestown, and other points of in- tereSt.
 Miss Bertha Wolfe went to Little ROCK yesterday to meet her little nephew, Master Burton FitZsimmOns or Hope, returning to-day. He will spend the summer vacation with his relatives here.
 Dr. l.. H. Lipsey, of Wynne, was in the city Wednesday, enroute to Okla homa, accompanying his mother, who has greatly improved in health, and who will spend several months in the West on visit to her daughter.
 Miss Madeleine Rollwage, who spent last school year in college at Charlotte, North Carolina, arrived home on Thursday of last week, and is delight ed to be among her relatives and host of friends once more. She has been cordially welcomed.
 Lawrence Wallace, colored barber. who had been in the employ of Ernest Carson for some time, went to Little Rock OH Tuesday of last week, was taken sick with slow fever. and died the following Thursday. He was well liked by many white friends, who re- gret his death
 Miss Olive GatIing. who held a po- Siti0n in stanton College. al NatcIeZ. Mississippi, last school year. is al home again. greatly to the delight of her parents and other relatives aud large circle of admring friends. She has been warmly welcomed and is de lighted to be Ut home again.
 The Times failed to mention the re- turn Of Dr. l. r West, the enterpris- ing druggist. last week He had been in Arizona for several days on busi- hess, and to take little rest and recreation. and enjoyed his visit im- mensely. His numerous friends gave him cordial welcome home
 Mrs. J. s. Shields, ST. of Natchez. Mississippi. mother of our fellow tOwnSman and neighbor, Dr. ]. $. Shields, is spending few weeks in the city on visit to her son and his wife She has visited i'll Forrest City on several previous occasions. and many friends are glad to see her again
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