The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

! city yesterday afternoon
 NIT. Lee Block. of Wynne. was i visitor in the city Thursday
 F. W. DeROsitt will pay cash for mule and horse colts. Phone 48.
 Miss Ruth Carr spent sunday in Madison, q guest 0f Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Clancy.
 MT. Sol Levi, returned Monday afternoon from l Sisit with his family in Memphis. Mr Elmer Fondfen. of Wynne. as in the city yesterday afternoon enroute to Little Rock. Mr and Mrs Tom TarYer spent Sunday in Wideuer. guests of Mr and i Mrs. (. (. Fogg
 Miss Pauline Moore. Of Nashville. is l q charming guest ef her uncle. Mrs. ! .. 1 l.. Strain and family. NIT. sam Rolfe returned Wednesday from Hot Springs. where he has been spending several weeks.
 Mrs. J. L. Scott left this morning for Chicotah, Oklahoma. to visit for a season with her brother
 Judge and Mrs. F. \ Rolfe left Thursday morning for stay of three or four weeks ill Hot Springs.
 Miss Ellen Hall. of Burnt Cane. has spent the week in the city. guest Of ] her brother NIT sam D. Hall and family.
 MT l. Beatus. Of Memphis. arrived in the city yesterday morning to ac- cept position with Mr. san Burd. the tailor.
 MT. (. II. Haven and son Louis re- turned home Monday from an extend ed visit in Missouri and other north ern points
 Mr. Harve Robinson, prosperous merchant and planter, of Lakeside. was in the city "Wednesday, enroute 10 Hot Springs.
 Mrs !. F. McDougal Miss Mary Me cDougai and Mrs K. L. Anderson returned Thursday from a brief visit at Heber Springs
 | Prof. and Mrs N B. C. Anderson and two beautiful children spent Sun day at Bryanville, guests of NIT. and Mrs. N. w. Bryan.
 Mrs Warshaysky was too busy this week to write an ad. but the Big Clearance Sale is still going on and it will pay you To give her a call.
 Mrs. C. E. Tarver and baby girl, Anita. came down "Wednesday from Wynne. and are guests of Mrs. Tar yer's mother, Mrs. Mary Mason
 Mrs r A R Davis and daughter, Miss Tommye. returned home Wed nesday. after couple of weeks pleas ure and recreation trip at Heber.
 Dr. O. X. Warren and Mr. Tom c Brien spent Thursday on a fishing trip al one of the lakes west of Brink ley, returning home the same evening
 Miss ora Woolfolk left Wednesday for her home in Jackson, Tennessee. after d delightful visit of several weeks with Dr. and Ms. II. k. Clarke
 A lady has taken a census of the old maids. widows and WidoWers in the city, and reports thirteen WidoWerS forty-t"o widows and twenty six old maids.
 Mrs. Elliott and daughters. Misses Maria and Adiue. 0f Okolona. Mis- sissippi, arrived last Friday and are guests of Mrs. Anna Buford and family.
 Mr. S. r. Mcdaniel and NIT James I day at the McDaniel ranch on Lin1en Island, where they erected tank for q gin plant.
 Mrs. T. A. Carrick and two fine boys came down Sunday from Para gould, and will spend some time visit ing with Mrs. Carrick's s parents, MT and Mrs. W. II. Aldridge.
 Mir. c, R Ligon accompanied his brother, MT. W. T. Ligon, of Round Pond, to Memphis Sunday, the last named gentleman going over for treatment at the hospital.
 Mrs. NJ. T. Neblett, mother of Messrs. H. R. and C. T. Neblett, is ex- pected to arrive in the city this after noon from her home in Memphis to visit for awhile with her son.
 Misses Fannie Izard and Georgie Merwin left "Wednesday morning for a visit to relatives and friends at Wynne. While there they wiH be the guests of MT. and Mrs. J.W. Williams.
 LosT-A gold medal, containing the word Vera" Lost somewhere be- tweet Stuart Springs and residence of l F. L. Beard. Will pay liberal reward | to finder. L. D. Freeman. Harrisburg, Ark.