The Forrest City times., 1908-09-18
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 NIT. and Mrs. John N. Naylor and Mrs. r. II. Barker returned Saturday from s. Louis. Chicago and ofhel northern points of interest where fHey had been spending ten days or twr weeks most delIghtfullY. NIT. NayloI i combining business with pleasure and the ladies enjoying themselves gen. erally.
 Miss Jennie Evans. of Memphis, came over Tuesday to visit with her mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Finnerty. until sunday, when she will return to her duties. Miss Jennie is splendid young woman, who is making sue. cess in the world, and she holds very warm spot in her heart for dear old Forrest City.
 Mrs. June Hodges. who was so se- riously and painfully hurt in runa- way accident several weeks ago. isstill quite indispoSed and unable to be up only for short while. She is improy- ing slowly, however. and expects to come home in few days. She is still with MT. D. L. Nelson's family near stuart Springs.
 Mrs W " Bryan and sweet little daughter, Oscie Lee, were in town Tuesday forenoon on visit to her mother, Mrs. Boone. who left the same morning for Little Rock where she en- tered the Battle Creek Sanitarium to be treated for rheumatism. They gave Us pleasant call iu passing which We appreciate very much.
 NIT. Newman Laughinghouse, Jr.. who graduated from Crowley Ridge Institute last spring, left Sunday night for Fayetteville. where he will attend the [ niyersity of Arkansas for the session of l90S-09 Ne wish New man success in his studies and that he will reach the acme of his ambition is q fOregdne conclusion.
 Messrs R. E. Higgins and T. (. Thompson, two genial and huStling cotton men, representing Harrington X Moore. Of Helena, have opened an office here for the season. They are located upstairs over the Bank. Of Eastern Arkansas. The Times extends these gentlemen cordial welcome, and hopes they will find this good business point.
 MT Geo B. Mallory arrived last Sunday from Denver and vicinity, where he had been seeking benefit to his health. and spent few days here with his family and friends. He is feeling very well and thinks lie has improved considerably. He left yes terday to return 10 Colorado to be gone indefinitely and was accompanied by Mrs Mallory.
 There are many kinds and many | grades of coal at ali kinds of prices, but for a medium low priced ceal with very high quality behind it, the Big Muddy, sold, and delivered free. by the Planters Gin Company is unsurpassed for general household and office purposes. It is screened Try ton, and if you like it, let us put in your supply for winter. A b Boyle, manager.
 MT. and Mrs. Fritz Hayens, of Hud sonvilie, Missouri, arrived in the cit last Saturday on visit 10 their broth CT, MT C. H. Ravens. and family, anC spent several days here very pleasant ly. They left Wednesday for Mem phis, accompanied by Mir. Ravens. anC will spend some time visiting relative. and friends in that city before return ing to their Missouri home.
 l want to show you a line of new fall dry goods that l know will pleas, you. have made an extra strong ef fort this season to select q line of good that for quality and beauty are tn very cream of the wholesale offerings These goods were bought right. ant will be sold at d small margin 10 in duce you 10 get the habit of tradini at my store. Come in and see for your self +. (. Neely. Phone sl.
 Circuit Court convened Tuesda with Judge Hutton presiding, aut Hon. |. k. Andrews, prosecuting at t>rneY. present to lock after th interests uf the State. The docket i not as large as the spring term. I'll to0rf was organized in short orde q q the usual amount of business ha ueen transacted. though there ha been very few cases of extra specia interest disposed Of. We will pU6li>I the proceedings next week.
 Tie IIagenbeck and Wallace Com baned Shows will exhibit at Jonesbor : Saturday. September l9 and at Mem phis, Monday, September 2L \ grea many circus lovers from this sec ' tion are planning to see the shoS at one point or the other. The circu ; iS said 10 be enc of the very best il . the world. It k as large as any of it, competitors and in addition to tn usual circus acts has the Hagenbecl trained wild beasts which have mad two or three worlds fairs remembered
 Mrs. H. |. Warshavsky has a hand some half-page advertisement of he Fall Opening Sale in this issue [ l which your attention is directed witt the hope that you will study it care . fully and avail yourself of the oppol , tunity she offers you to supply you needs at prices which defy competi . tion Mrs. WarshaySky has built up splendid business during the sh0r , time she has been here, by lair am honest dealing. She k an exper ! buyer, q good saleslady. and deserve success. Give her call.