The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

Mr W. II Aidridge and daughter. little Miss Edna, spent a couple of days in Little Rock the first of the week going over to see Mrs. John I. Jones, who We are glad to say. is inn proving.
 Miss stella Mae Bryan. of Haynes. who has been visiting her cousins. MT and Mrs. PGsey and Miss Hara- way. of Marvefi. returned home Mon day night. after most delightful visit of three weeks.
 Mir Joel F. Wynne. of Memphis. came over Tuesday and has spent the week here on business and mingling with friends MT Wynne and NIT. John NJ. Nichols were guests at the Crescent Club Wednesday. Mr. Walker Seaborn returned We'd ] needay night after q month $ tour of l Colorado and other western points l NIT. Ben Lewis who accompanied him l on the trip stopped over at Memphis. 1 and x expected home tomorrow.
 Dr ]. S Shields returned Sunday night from his old home in Natchez. l where he had been To be present at the last moments of his father and to attend the funeral. He was accompa- nied home by his mother, Nho will make her home here.
 Weather permitting. the regular II 0 clock sunday morning services will be resumed at the Church of the Good Shepherd the coming sunday, \ ug. 1. The Sunday School and Adults Bible Class will be held at To o'clock. as usual. There will be no evening ser vice. EDw. T. MARLEY. Rector.
 Relatives and friends in the city. of Mrs Frank Maclin nee Gould Whit tell inform The Times man that Dr. StOrh visited q Naclia home in Memphis last i1y night and ,eft the sweetest .=Hfr- baoY girl imagI- j nable Congratulations r the proud parents. and be>t wi>le- i5r the little gir..
 Mrs Emma CumHdngs and Miss Goodwin Tipton. Whohave been spend ing two weeks visiting with Mrs. Ted i Norton at Benton. and with Mrs l. T Robinson at Lenoke, returned home Wednesday evening Mrs Tip ton and John IL, IT., who lad spent two or three days visiting with them NtA4 tAtA4SAf At4Atii tiDti'ts fA@ NaihA ~'l ia i Norton.
 FOR SALE-A dandy little farm of ll0 acres, loo acres in high state of cultivation. all level clay loam soil tAO sets of houses, OuthouseS and good fence, in good settlement. west part 0, St. Francis county. This land will Tent for 95 an acre. If you want a bargain and have s32o0 in cash. heres your chance. ! l. Hawk. office in Pettus Building.
 Mr W F CarloSs. the well known we'll digger. of Memphis, passed through the city Monday, enroute to LOnoke and other points in the rice fields, where he has many contracts and Is being quite successful in secur ing water MT. GarloSs showed Times man photos Of some of his wells, par ticularly one guSher. delivering 1000 gallons of water per minute,
 News reached the city early in the week that there had been born to MT and Mrs. George W. Jones fine baby girl The news was wired here from Manitowoc, where Mrs. Jones has been visiting for some time The little lady arrived Saturday night. and she l anu VI iN. JDllcS dIc uOlilE IiIItIA. hp congratulate the happy parents and wish for little Miss Jones all Of life $ choicest blessings.
 A remnant of the Frying Pan Club, Messrs. Frank De ROsitt and Ed Land yoigt, entertained Mir Mack Shephard Of Missouri. at Fishing Lake on Mon day. Fish bit beautifully and although the guest hailed from Missouri. he didn't have 10 be sighted 10 believe that there were fish in the lake. and the club Knew how to entertain To NIT. beRositt k credited the Iargest fish, but il got away
 Between and o'clock sunday morning tire was discovered in the l. room cottage belonging 10 and occu- pied by Mrs. NJ T Dryden in north ern part of town, on the Spring road As there were no water connections within reach, the tire boys did not turn out. House and contents were completely destroyed. together with the outhouses. We understand that Mrs Dryden had about 3500 insurance on the house.
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