The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
FROM OUR EXCHANGES
Items 0i Interest to, and What is Said of Our Citizens by Neighboring
 Newspapers.
rom the Lee County Courier.

From the Lee County Courier
 Ernest IIambleton, of Forrest City, was i'll Mariana Tuesday on visit to friends
 Jas. Russell, Of Forrest City, was a most alrable visitor to Marianna We'd nesday.
 Mrs. \. II. Mann, of Forrest City, spent several days of the past week in Marianna, the guest of the family of her brother, W. B. Mann.
 Judge F.. b. Robertson came down from Wynne on the early train Mon- day and convened the May term of the Lee county chancery court on sched- uled time.
 " P. Weld, NJ b Miller. ". B. Mann, NJ. II. Ford, F. l. Cogbill and T. F. Wood attended the banquet tendered by the Forrest Club Tues day evening in Forrest City. They all returned home Wednesday morning. Hon. Walter German, former mayor of our neighbor, Forrest City. was at tending to business in the chancery court Tuesday.
 lion. Brooks Norileet, formerly of Memphis. but now practicing law in Forrest City, was attending to court in this city Monday and Tuesday
 Hon S II. Mann, of Forrest City. arrived in Marianna Monday morning and was in the city couple of days attending to business in chancery court
 The junior acknowledges receipt of an invitation t0 be present at the Arkansas Cotton Seed CruShers Asso- ciation, which will be in session in Little Rock May 24-27 w. B. Mann, the hustling manager of the Marianna Cotton oil Co.,, is member of the as S4cialion and expects to attend the session
 From the Wheatley Courier.
 r. C. Nicely was on the sick list Sat aftay and Sunday
 Mrs. !. !. Martin, of Commerce. Texas, is spending this week visiting her sister. Mrs. H. B. Lewis.
 l. B. Terry and Ike Mallory passed through Wheatley last Friday eyen- Ing on the fast train enroute to their home i'll Forrest City from Little Rock, where they had been on busi- ness
 r. (. Nicely has moved into his new home in the north end Of town, and reports that he has about finished planting his crop, which lie is having raised on his farm this year.
 Mrs. L. Weis, of Memphis, is visit ing her sister. Mrs. A. M Goldberg.
 Fred Neely is still sick. He is suf- fering from a severe attack of rheu- matism.
 The Forrest Club at Forrest City gave a banquet at the Marion Hotel Ill that city on Tuesday night, May r. and launched real Booster Club Tor Forrest City and St. Francis county. We hope the enthusiasm will 2i'eliibC uiiIll tAtIA ClOiLti Vl NliS county becomes a real Booster.
 Sherif W. F. Williams, of Forrest City, was in Wheatley Saturday en- route 10 the Capital City on business. Cashier Edwin Boysen spent last week ill St. Louis and Chicago on business in connection with the rice Interests in this section
 Rev. F. T. Neatly, who has been preacher in charge of the Methodist church at this place for the past six months has resigned his pastorate at this place and has also withdrawn from the Methodist church and has joined the Presbyterian society, and accepted charge at Mammoth Spring, and has moved his family and household effects to that place and While we hate to lose Brother Heatley but as he himself expressed it, every one must do the best they can and we