The Forrest City times., 1909-06-25
MORE LOCALS.

Mr.. Jno. w. Naylor returned today
from a trip TO Chicago.
Miss May Vandergrift, of Memphis,
arrived Wednesday and is a charming
guests of Mrs. A. u. Ghilner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gwyn returned
today from their wedding trip, and
are at home with Mr.. Gwyn's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel f. Wynne, passed
through the city yesterday enroute to
Hot Springs, where they go for the
benefit Of Mrs. Wynne's health.
Mr.. E.-S. P'Pool, of Learned, Miss
fssippf, left Tuesday for his home,
after a very pleasant five days visit
with his brother, DIR. +. J. P'Pool.
Mrs. Virgie Wynne Hill, nee Fizer,
who has been guest OF Mrs. J. G..
Sanders, left this morning for Water
Valley, Mississippi, TO visit relatives.
Mr.. ]. II. Brewer, OF Scottsboro,
Alabama, arrived in the city the latter
part OF last week and Is working with
his brother, contractor w. b. Brewer.
Mrs. s. d. Dove, who had been a
guest of her niece, Mrs. NJ p Remley,
for several days, returned to her
home in Shelby, Mississippi Tues
day morning.
Among the visitors at the Tennes-
saw Club this week were MeSSrS. Ollie
Warren, Divine Carr, ). 3. Trap and
brother, -. h. Heshall, \. J. Naccaro
and J. .. Bridgforth.
Misses Beatrice Mcdaniel, Elizabeth
Davis and Nell Whitney, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Roger Crews, spent sever
al days last week very pleasantly with
Mrs. Joe Mosby in Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dugan, of St.
Louis, were i'll the city Monday. Mr.
Dugan calling on his trade, and Mrs
Dugan, Oh pleasure and social
visit. They registered at the Marion
Just few pairs of white slippers
left, and they must be sold. | am
going to sell them If you want a pair
I'll make the price suit you as well as
well as the slippers. Now tro me F.
G. Nicely.
Mr.. Willie Campbell, of the RUSSELL
Graham-A lderson Company is filling
a position in the Bank Of East
ern Arkansas, during the absence of
Miss Mamie Doyle. who is taking her
| vacation.
FOR SALE-Forty-ac farm about
four miles north of Madison, on west
side of st, Francis river. Also three
room house in Widener. For prices
write or see II. II. House, Widener,
Arkansas.
Misses Bessie Carter and Mamie
Baugh, nieces of Mr.. J. ID. Baugh, who
have been delightful guests in the
Baugh home. for about ten days, will
leave tomorrow for their home in
Elkton, Kentucky.
Mr.. G. W. Terry, Jr., formerly of
the Cotton Belt r. r., in Brinkley, is
now filling the responsible position of
chief clerk and cashier of the Rock
Island freight Office here, vice Mr.. A.
G. Gillian, resigned
Misses Julia and katherine Gum,
OF Brlnkley, are delightful guests OF
Mrs. A. J. Naccaro. Miss katherine
having been here for some time, and
Miss Julia coming over to attend the
dance Monday night.
Our new Spring stock of Mems Fine
Fancy hosiery is now ready. We have
all sizes, colorS and prices, from l0c up
to 75c per pair. This is really the
finest lot of hosiery in town. RUSSELL
Graham-A lderSon Co.
Mr.. Chas. Mcdaniel went over to
Memphis "Wednesday morning to in
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and take out license TO operate gas
oline boats carrying passengers. He
returned the same day.
Mrs +. t. Eastwood, of Caruthers-
willie, Missouri, accompanied by her
two children, boy and girl, arrived
in the city last Saturday afternoon,
and is here for long visit with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. f. Kirby.
Mr.. John Webb has resigned his
situation with -. G. Webb and has ac-
copied a situation as travelling sale
man with gents furnishing house II
Enid, Oklonoma, and left Sunday to
enter upon his new duties.
Miss Ruth Hatcher, leading young
society lady of Forrest City, was a
popular attendant upon the German
Tuesday evening. While in the city
she was the guest of Mrs. Walter
Reed.-Lee County Courier.
Miss Madeline Rollwage returned
home on Wednesday of last week, at
ter weeks stay at Natural Bridge
Virginia, in attendance upon SOro-
rity convention as a delegate from
Ward Seminary in Nashville.
The celebrated Duttenhofer Slip
pers, Oxfords and Strapped Pump;
, sold here exclusively by Fussell-Gra
hama lderson Company, have no su
perior on the market. All sizes anC
new spring stock just received.
Mrs. W. l.. Reeves, OF Memphis
came over Tuesday afternoon to bt
in attendance upon her father, Mr.
Charlie Nogel, who is reported TO be
much worse, and for whom fears are
entertained as 70 his recovery.
If you want real fine cup Of COTE,
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