The Forrest City times., 1910-08-12

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 Mr James Wolfe. manager for the Forrest City Gin Company, lsitaylhg the old office building razld To the ground, and Workmeu are busliy en- gagged in building handsome new office and scales room on the old site We congratulate Jimmie upon the splendid Improvements in and about his post of duty. and hope Ire will have q prosperous season for his company
 Tuesday. Deputy Potts arrested Walker NorthingtOn, colored, on d charge of shooting at and with intent to kill another negro, named Leeson White, Monday night, on the Dawson farm. He gave bail in the sum of S500. This would be murderer should be taught lesson by imprisonment or fine that will put shooting arms out of his reach for some time. MT. Joe Lee, of Texarkana, sawyer at the Forrest City Manufacturing Company's plant, who was arrested on 1 Thursday of last week by Deputy Sheriff B. $. Moore, on warrant is- sued in Texarkana, charging him with wife deSertion, was released Saturday under habeas corpus proceedings in- stitated by his attorney, Hon. M. E. NOrfleet before County Judge E. A. | Rolfe.
 MT. Arthur Mcdaniel, of Singer. Mississippi, was genial caller at the 1 Times office last Saturday, and has our thanks for payment of subscrip- tion account. He was here on a brief visit to his brothers, $. T., $. F., A. D., and L. Q. Mcdaniel and families and other relatives and friends, and was cordially welcomed. He is pros pering and We wish him continued success.
 Mrs.J II. Sanders, sister of Mrs. Linn l Hurley and elder daughter of Dr. and I Mrs. Wm Webb, arrived from Little Rock Sunday, and MT. Sanders on l Monday, to spend a brief season visit ing their relatives and friends here. Mir. Sanders left Wednesday for a hunting and fishing trip, and Mrs. Sanders is still here, charming guest Of Lieut.. and Mrs. l.. Hurley and her mother.
 MT. and Mrs S. B. Conrad, Mrs. A. D. Boyle and Miss Mary Boyle, went down to the Crescent Club Monday morning, and the ladies have been spending the week very pleasantly there. MT. Conrad was compelled to return to the city the same evening, but he and MT. Boyle went down yes terday and spent the day with the ladies.
 Hon. W. E. Williams left Tuesday | for Hot Springs where he will rest and recuperate his strength for brief season after having finished his tax collecting for the year, a resume of which. was published in these columns a couple of weeks ago, which showed d long siege of hard work with splen- 1 did results. We wish the high sheriff a most pleasant and beneficial visit in Hot Springs.
 Mir. J F. Wolfe returned last week l IIOu1 IlOpt, Al kdiiSdS, Niicft llt lldu been to visit his daughter, Mrs. John Fitzsimmons, and family On his re- turn trip MT. Wolfe stopped over night at Wheatley and was pleasantly sur prised and greatly pleased at the won derfu advancement of the Queen City of the Rice Belt He says Mir John FitZsimmonS is now assistant postmaster of Hope, and that he sent his regards to all of his many oldtime friends.
 MT and Mrs. Peyton T Scott, of 1 Butler, Arkansas. are visiting relatives and numerous friends in town this week, Mrs Scott being guest of her mother, Mrs. Kate Ferguson, while MT Scott has been guest of his brother, Mr Jas l.. Scott, of the Fus- sell-Graham-Alderson Company for a couple of days at the l ennessaw Club House on Old River, where they had fine sport with rod, hook, line and the fishes All their many friends are de- l lighted to see them and have given them cordial welcome.