The Forrest City times., 1909-06-25

MT. ION farHam was IN the city
few hours last Saturday morning en-
route to Mariana to attend a reunion
of the Mann family. Mr.. Parham in
tends TO go from Mariana to Ann
Arbor, Michigan to take summer
law course, and expects TO locate in
Pine Bluff about the middle Of Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. J. II. Steinberger left Sunday
morning for Glasgow, Kentucky,to at
tend the bedside of her mother, men,
tion of whose serious illness was
made in last weeks Times. Misses
Nota and Rechah Steinberger who
had been visiting in Jackson. Ten
nessee. were calledf home on account
of their grandmother illness.
Messrs. S p. Mcdaniel, S. L. Hod-
ges, John Nichols, Bob Benson, Bob
Sellers and J. II. Hill and son, J. ii.
Hill, Jr., of Memphis went down to
the Crescent Club Tuesday afternoon
and spent that night and Wednesday
very pleasantly, Mr.. Hill is the popu:
lar representative of Wynne, Love &
Co., of Memphis, and is guest of Mr..
John Nichols.
Mr.. VIM. Stone, of Colt, was a bus.
mess visitor in the city Wednesday,
and paid US very pleasant call. We
are very glad to note the improvement
in his health and that he has gained
about 80 pounds in weight. He left
the same night for points in Missouri,
where and elsewhere he will spend a
short vacation. He has our thanks
for cash on subscription account.
Our Gents Furnishing Goods De-
partment is filled with everything
tirst-class and up-to-date in this line.
We have our Spring Negiigee Shirts.
our Nobby Hats. our Swell Line OF
Hose and lots of Pretty Underwear.
Also Collars, Cuffs, Ties. Gloves, etc,
too numerous to mention. Give US a
call and let us fit you out for Spring
and Summer wear. Fussell-Graham-
Anderson Co
i. G.. Fannin has installed a Flem-
ing shoe machine at a cost Of $500
and is now prepared to do half-Soling
and all kinds Of repairing or making
shoes to order cheaper than ever be-
fore. The work of this machine is
perfect, and guaranteed in every re-
spect as good or better than hama
work. Call and see it. and leave your
orders. See his advertisement else
where in this paper
We are striving to increase Our sales
on Hampton's Magazine and win a
prize of an automobile or Of some
smaller prize. We hope our friends
will help US by purchasing copy for
June, July, August, September and
October at the Newsstand, ID cents
1t is one Of the best magazines on the
market and if you read one you will
want another. This was formerly the
Broadway Magazine.
Mr.. Eugene Herbert, long distance
pedestrian, who is walking from Chi
cago to Galveston, on $1,000 wager ar.
rived here Monday of last week about
6 pm. He left the next morning for
Little Rock. His route covers 1912
miles, and he is due to reach Galveston
on August 9Th, and is now eight days
ahead of his schedule. Mr.. Herbert is
an entertaining talker, and related sew
eral interesting incidents of his tripl
Mr.. Geo. Rogers. and daughter,
Miss Cora, of SaladO. Texas, arrived in
the city "Wednesday morning and we've
guests for couple of days of their
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Davis,
Mrs. Kate Ferguson and Miss Monte
Rogers. Mr.. Rogers is an old con-
tederate veteran, and had been attend
ing the reunion in Memphis. and was
returning home via Helena, Mariana
and this city.
Mr.. John l. Jones was in Little
Rock from Thursday Of last week I'M
til sunday evening, with Mrs Jones.
Mr.. Jones reported Tuesday that the
reports of the condition of Mrs. Jones
were very encouraging, she having
passed the critical stage of her illness.
We trust and hope by the time this
paper is in the hands of our readers,
that the good lady will be on the high
| road to perfect health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burkart are re-
| jOicing over the arrival of a fine big
| baby boy that came to bless their
home last Sunday about | o'clock.
| The young man will be named Joe.
He and his mother are getting on nice
| ly,and our friend Frank is almost, not
the proudeSt man in Arkansas. Con-
gratulationS TO the happy parents and
best wishes for the future happiness