The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18

Mann returned home Monday from
Baltimore, where Miss Matte had
been attending school and Mrs. Mann
spending the winter for the benefit OF
her health
Another boat is on the ways at
the South side shipyard This time
it is the handsome little gasoline
launch Mamie p" which was
brought up Monday for complete
oyerhauling.
Mr.. Hazel X. Becker. who for the
past year has been pursuing his studies
at Cornell University, returned home
last Friday, and is spending his vaca-
ton here. Hazel's many friends here
welcome his return.
Mrs. Mary Wilder, accompanied by
Herman and Dolly May Waterman.
left Thursday morning for Benton,
where the children will visit rela-
tiyes and Mrs. Wilder will pursue her
work for some time.
Our new Spring stock of Mems Fine
Fancy hosiery is now ready. We have
all sizes, colors and prices, from loo up
TO 13c per pair. This is really the
It
Graham-Alderson Co.
Plenty Of comfortable easy chairs.
Vulnerable ice cold soft drinks, and
the coolest place in town. Drop in
and rest awhile whether you play or
not. You're welcome. Pastime Bill
lard and Pool Room.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Myers, of Argenta.
came in yesterday from Memphis.
where Mrs. Myers had been spending
a couple of weeks. They will be the
guests of their brother, Mr.. Bob
Myers until Saturday.
\ freight wreck on the Rock Island
Il. II. near Riceyile last Sunday caused
all trains TO be detoured here over the
Iron Mountain tracks TO Wynne.
thence to Memphis. The track was
cleared by Monday morning.
The celebrated Duttenhofer Slip
pers, OXfords and Strapped Pumps
sold here exclusively by Fussell-Gra-
hama lderson Company, have no su-
perior on the market. Al sizes and
new spring stock just received.
Mr.. John Wydick and family have
removed from the residence formerly
occupied by them on College Hill, and
now resides in the house just vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doyle, next to
the Eugene Williams residence.
Capt. j c. Stern went over to
Wheatle!! asst Saturday evening. The
Captain Is interested in the new rice
nj being built at that place, and is
very pit miStic in his views of the fu-
ture OF the rice industry in that Sec
ton
The celebrated Duttenhofer Slip
pers, Oxfords, Strapped Pumps, etc,
all in latest styles, just received by
Russell Graham Anderson Company
We have large variety and range Of
sizes, and can certainly supply your
needs.
! Mr.. Albert Walton, of st. Peters
burg, Florida, arrived in the city last
week on a visit with friends. Mr..
Walton will be pleasantly remembered
as having been connected at one time
with the box factory at Madison.
If you want a.real fine cup of coffee
or tea, phone Nicely, or call and get d
package. He guarantees it to be the
superior of any other brand on the
market. 1t is simply delicious, and
costs no more than the other kind.
Miss Grace Hemenway. who has
Just finished course in the Metho-
dist Training School for Teachers at
Nashville, Tennessee. arrived in the
city yesterday morning and will he a
charming guest of Mrs. +. l.. MILFORD
for several days,
Mr.. f. O Cogbn of Wynne, and
Ar. T.. l.. Cogbill of Maranna were
II the city few minutes this morn
iag between trains. They were en-
raate to Little Rock To attend the
convention of insurance men which is
III session in that city.
| am just simply oyerstocked on
Laces, Embr0ideries insertions. etc.
and am going To reduce my stock if |
don't make dollar. Come and pick
it cut and Ill make the price TO
please you or you needn't buy it.
Shoes too. +. {. Nicely.
If you want to buy good hose come
to us. We have the largest and most
varied stock III town, consisting of all
the pretty colorS and styles, and can
certainly please you in every way, even
to the price loo TO 75c per pair Fus-
sell-GrahamA lderson Co.
Mr.. Jas. Doherty, OF Newport. EN-
route home from Helena, stopped
over day or so with relatives and
friends. Mr.. Doherty is brother-in-
law OF Mrs. +. Boyle and in days long
ago was associated with the old firm
of Wynne, Dennis < Beck
Mr.. Charlie Lewis, who had been
spending some little time at Hot
Springs returned home Saturday on
business. He went back to the Valley
of Napors Tuesday morning His So
iourn in the noted health resort seems
TO have agreed with him.
\ telephone pole of the Caldwell
line is down and the wire so low
across Russell street in the Russell
Addition as 10 be very dangerous to
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