The Forrest City times., 1910-10-28

Capt. J. C. Stern returned Thurs day from a long sojourn in Water man, Illinois, most of which time he spent in sanitarium, undergoing treatment for a severe case of typhoid fever We are glad that the genial captain has recovered, and join his host of friends here in extending him cordial welcome home.
 Mir Henry Euart has disposed of his interest in the Euart- Marshall Lum. Der Company to his cousin, Mir. Jas. 0. Euart, and Mr. Lawrence Marshall, who will continue the business under the same firm name and style. MT. Euart, accompanied by his wife, left Thursday morning for Harrisburg where he has purchased lumber business and where they will in future reside. We regret to see these good people leave Forrest City, but wish for them unbounded success in their new location.
 We are handling the thee celebrat- ed and well known lines of shoes the HamiIton-B Brown Shoes, the Walkoyer line, and the Duttenhofer-the three acknowledged to be the best in this country We have complete stocks of each line, all sizes, shapes and prices, but only one quality-the best of it's claSs-f0r men. women and children. We guarantee fit and comfort, and want your shoe trade. Fussell-Gra- ham, "A lderson Company.
 \ decision was handed down in the case of A W. Cheatham, ct al, vs The ]. w. Beck Company: appeal from the St. Francis chancery court. Revers- ed and cross complaint dismisssed In this case Hon. Walter German was attorney for A. w. Cheatham, ct al, and Norton & Hughes represented the Beck Company. Three briefs were presented in the case. all of which were printed at The Times office.
 Dr J. R. Wells, of Widener, was circulating among his numerous friends in town Monday on bus ness, and gave us pleasant call. The doc. tor is one of St. Francis county's most courteous and genial citizens. and true southern gentleman of the cid school n words and deeds He has our thanks for substantial fay0f9. We very much appreciate his friend ship
 Sheriff Marshall Ford, of Mariana came ID Tuesday bringing with him l G W. McAliister, Al Sullivan and i Bob Williams, charged with the murder of Nr. F. F. Kirby. They will be tried here at tHe March l9lt, l |term Of the St. Francis Circuit Court i The meu were placed in the Jail here l to await their trial.
 Rev. N. II. Richardson. evangelist af the Presbytery If Arkansas k hold ing series of meetings at the Pres i byterian church this week. and vii continue through Sunday. al 3.30 il l the afternoon, and at 7.30 at night
 The elements and other matter, have iHterferred 10 some extent WitI
 the attendance, though there have
 been fairly large congregations, and ! 1 great deal of interest manifested l Rev. Richardson is an eloquent speak
 CT, deep thinker and most genia and pleasant gentleman whom it k i pleasure to hear and know. Th,
 pubic is cordially invited To attenG these services and hear the Word ably discussed.
 Mir. R C. Hobbs, of Springfield Illinois, was in the city Monday, ant
 gave Us a pleasant and appreciated cal. Mr. Hobbs is patriotically. ii nancially and deeply interested in th, l St Francis basin He has quite con
 siderable holdings Of land in the Vi cinity of Heth. and has in the pas done q great deal, and is still d0ln, much to develop and advertise tha
 section of the richest lands in tn
 world