The Forrest City times., 1908-09-25
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 Misses Julia Prichard and Nell Jor. dan have received and accepted invi- tations to sing on Arkansas Day at the Tri-State Fair in Memphis.
 Mrs. June Hodges was able to be moved, and returned to her home in the Fussall addition the first of the week. She is not yet able to walk much, but is slowly improving. She had very narrow escape with her life in the runaway accident of few weeks ago northeast of town, when she and Miss Nelson and Baby Nelson were thrown from their buggy, and sustained serious injuries.
 Send the children to the Newsstand for school pplies-books, book satch- els, colored crayons, tablets, pencils, pens, inks, rulers, composition books, lunch baskets and boxes, examination tablets, pencil boxes. book straps, drawing books and paper, pencil sharp eners, erasers, and everything else. Everything at correct prices, and marked in plain figures. We will treat the children right at the News stand.
 There are many kinds and many grades of coal at all kinds of prices, but for medium low priced coal with very high quality behind 1t, the Big Muddy, sold, and delivered free, by the Planters Gin Company. is unsurpassed for general household and office purposes. It is screenad Try ton, and if you like it, let US put in your supply for winter. A b. Boyle, manager.
 Capt. J. G. Stern arrived home Sat | urday from his regular summer visit to his mother in Waterman, Ills., yer, much improved in health. On his way home he purchased a l5 H F. buggy top automobile. The Capt. is a bit wary of the smoke wagon" as vet. but it won't be long ere lie will be skimming along at i0-mile gait IL Is handsome vehicle, and attracts much attention.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. R Ted Norton, formerly Of this city, now Of Benton, are rejoicing over the arrival of fine little baby girl at their house ion the l2th inst. Mother and babe are get ting along fine. and Ted is the proud est man in Arkansas. Grandpa and Grandma Norton and Grandma Cum mings are likewise feeling pretty proud over the happy event. and We extend all of them cur congratula- tions and best wishes.
 County Judge T. C. Folbre has been quite sick for ten days or two weeks with his old trouble, asthma and hay fever. He was some better last Friday but later was not doing so well. and went to Memphis Tuesday for treat meut He was accompanied by Mrs. tolhre and Tom. who carried him 10 the Maury Institute on Court street. where he will remain indehniteTy. or until he improves. Tom returned last night and thinks his father k better. Ne hope the Judge will soon be able To return home and enjoy good health.
 Mrs. Sally Dnlworth. Of Memphis. Af. and Mfs. T. R. HoshaIi. Mrs. NJ L. Blanton and daughter, Mabel, Mrs. Jennie Hoy, and their handy man and woman, John and Dolly t'randy, Jeff N edneSday morning for the Crescent Club fer couple of days outiug.and were joined the same even. ' . ! . Having once apon time spent a day or two with al least a portion of the above party. We envy them, and wish We could have gone with them. Me know they vii have fine time
 The Times has in hand the copy foi catalogue of Crowley Ridge lnsti- tute. which has been compiled by Irai. (. H. Lambert principal. Presf dent Rush and Rev. Nr. HeHsley. and adopted by the Board of Directors 1 The work is thorough and will not i only be q splendid advertisement oi the school. but will be a valuable ad. tertisement to the city. It will alsC contain about twenty pages of adyer. Using from local merchants. and cut. af some Of the prominent residences and buildings of Forrest City. If any have been overlooked who would like to be represented in the book it vii be appreciated if they will Inform either of the gentlemen named above or this office. The book will De Issued ii about two weeks. and one thousand