The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
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Rev. Boone l.. Milford writes us from Joiner, Arkansas, that there will be the usual services at the Methodist church next Sunday; that he is now engaged in revival service there. but that he will return home tomor- row He spent last week with his parents in Kentucky and has been taking little rect.
 Mir. J. Max Durborow, of Little Rock, was handsome visitor in town a couple of days the first of the week. He came over to visit Mrs. Durborow. and was accompanied by his beautiful little niece, Miss Rosale Neely. Ro- salie was taken i'll, and is still confined to her bed at the residence of Mr and Mrs. Walter Lewis.
 The Fats, headed by that wheel horse, MT. John c. Bell, and the Leans, explained by Ex-leaguer Dr. Merritt, played few more innings on that game of base ball yesterday, the Fats putting seven men across the plate and the Leans eighteen. The Fats are determined to beat them if it takes all summer
 Last Sunday evening Capt. Charlie McDaniel, of the Buster, entertained a jolly party with river excursion in his launch. Misses Madeleine Roll wage and Mabel Pettus, and Messrs. James Russell and James Euart were his guests on the trip. The party m4de run to the Big Eddy, and en- josed very pleasant afternoon,
 Mrs. Walker M. Seaborn went to Helena Monday to visit her parents and other relatives and large circle Of friends for a few days, and thence to Memphis, where she will spend a week or ten days. Walker has joined the circle of owls, and looks mighty lonesome, showing that where his good lady is there his heart is also.
 Hon. w. s. Thomas, mayor of Demo- crat, and High Lord Chancellor and Chief Justice of Griggs township, was visiting relatives and shaking hands with numerous friends in town Sat urday, and gave us pleasant call. Come again, sir: we are always glad to see you, and you are as welcome as good rain would be just at this stage of the game.
 Pat Folbre, the coming southpaw of the big leagues, who has been playing With the Hot Springs team at Hot springs and Tennessee towns, came home yesterday for little visit with his grandma and other relatives and host Of friends. Pat has continued to make good in his chosen profession ana next year will probably see him signed with some of the league teams.
 MT J. NJ. Covey, city electrician of Nynne, formerly of this city, was in town yesterday to take in the Confed- crate Veterans reunion, and wore an uniform of the Wynne Concert Band, of which he is an able, valuable and enthusiastic member. Covey is mu- slclaner of no mean ability, and keeps up his end of the band in good shape, both physically and financially. He gave us pleasant call.
 MT. George B. Mallory, clerk of the Circuit Court of St. Francis County, is still confined to his bed, and is re- ported to be about the same He has been in bed about three weeks, and his legion of friends will join the fam fly and The Times in the hope that he may soon take turn for the better and begin to improve. The unusually hot weather has been very trying to him also.
 MT. F. NJ. Lewis, of Lansing, sta- tlon about twenty-one miles from Memphis on the Iron Mountain Rail- road, was in town Tuesday in search of the celebrated Pittman maidstone His nephew, about sixteen years of age, was bitten by supposed fabid dog on Monday evening. MT Lewis was much disappointed when he found that Mrs. Pittman, the owner of the stone, had removed to Como, Mis- sissippi.