The Forrest City times., 1909-05-14

Mrs. Annie Murphy, OF near New.
castle, secured divorce yesterday aft
ernoon from her husband, Mr.. A. }
Murphy, ana had her maiden name,
Annie Hall. restored. Later in tile
evening she was married TO Mr.. T. II.
Howard in the circuit clerks office,
County Judge +. A. Rolfe officiating
The bride is Is and the groom 81 years
OF age.
Mr. and Mrs. ". + Ferguson left
this morning for Memphis, where
Mrs. Ferguson goes to consult with
DR.. John Maury about her health and
enter his sanitarium for treatment.
She has been quite i'll again of late.
We hope Mrs. Ferguson will receive
prompt and permanent relief, and
soon be able to return home quite her
self once more.
Mrs. Warshaysky went to st. Louis
sunday. Look out for the latest styles
in Midsummer Hats when she returns
She will also buy new supply of La
dies Skirts, Shirtwaists, Linen Suits
OF all descriptions. and a complete
stock of Ladies and Mems Furnish
ings. These goods are all up-to date,
pretty and stylish, and will be sold
very cheap. Some are arriving now.
See paper next week III. J. Warshavs-
ky.
Though business generally is re-
ported very dull, my business con-
tinues to increase There is a reason
experience teaches me that the best
is none too good for my trade, and
therefore supply the best groceries
that money will buy. and don't ask
any more for them than you pay else
where for the other kind, | want to
supply YOU. and add your name to
my long list OF satisfied customers
Phone L. +. c. Nicely. Also dry
goods.
Mrs J. O. Winfield and lovely
daughter. little Miss Elizabeth. and
father Uncle Frank NJ. Prewett re-
turned "Wednesday evening from Fort
Worth, Texas, where they had been
spending three months on visit with
her sister, Mrs II. NJ. Boty. nee Miss
Joy PreWett.) During their absence
they visited quite a number OF other
Texas cities and enjoyed their stay
immensely. While at Fort Worth her
sister, Mrs. Blanche Disco, of Calves
ton, came TO see them, and this was
another Of the many great pleasures
they enjoyed. We extend them a cor
dial welcome home.
a bunch of alfalfa, measuring three
feet in height, vas sent TO The Times
office Tuesday morning. It was grown
on the DeRositt Fishing Lake panta-
ton nine miles northeast Of Forrest
City, and shows What can be done with
that splendid lay crop in this section
Tine DeRositt Bros have ten acres
planted to alfalfa. and from this
years growth they will get at least
two cuttings. and in the future it
should yield three or four cuttings. In
the west this grass Yields from ton
and q half 70 two tons from each cut
ting, and in Eastern Arkansas should
dO as well. 1t is the most prolific and
valuable forage crop known, and every
farmer in st. Francis county ought
by all means to plant few acres Of it.
one planting will last for years.
Times man visited Or. G.. 5. Al
drich's hospital for sick and intrm
horses Tuesday. This place is a credit
TO this city. It IS kept scrupulously
clean and shining. and the doctor is a
most genial and interesting gentle
man. He informed US that he shipped
TO Mr.. f. II Winfield, of Augusta.
on Monday the splendid mare, Maud
Dempsey. together with her yearling
colt, and colt 10y 1fer side, which Mr.
Harry Knight sold to Mr. Winfield
for consideration of $3.50 Maud
Dempsey is splendid animal and has
a record Of 30 1t is a matter Of re-
greet that she was allowed To pass into
the hands OF non-residents, as we
need all the good stock here that we
have, and more too. Mr.. Winfield h. 5
since disposed of tie mare ana
younger colt for 5000 to a Mr.. Greg
DRY. We are under Obligations to The
doctor for courtesles.