The Forrest City times., 1910-12-09

Alabama. The gentleman was ac- companied by his grandson. G. C..
 Batts, who will spend the holidays with his relatives here.
 Mrs. F. E. CarlLee and baby Laura are guests of her father, Cashier II. r. German. MT. CarlLee spent Sunday here with the family.
 FOR RENT One new i've room house with city water and bath room, good stable. buggy house and garden. Apply to T. O. FITZPATRICK.
 MT. Geo. A Henry. of Black Rock. cashier of the Bank of Black Rock and statistical secretary of the White River Conference, is in the city attending to his duties. MT. Henry is an old school mate of MT. Frank Bass, they having attended school at Beebe. He is a guest in the home of MT. W. F. Hor- ney and family. We had the pleasure to meet him this morning, and found him to be very pleasant and affable | gentleman
 MT. !. !. Barron, one of the best known farmers of the county, who re- sides near the Cut Of. returned home Saturday from soiourn of six or eight weeks in Hot Springs. The gentle man is very much improved in health, and has the thanks of his good friend, MT ]. E. Casteel, manager of the South Side Livery Stable for kindly remembrance. Jack says John Bar ron is one of the best men in the county, and his friendship is some- thing to be prized.
 Roland Estes. and old aud respected colored citizen. died at Widener We'd nesday. at his home with Mir. Chris 1 Fogg, for whom he worked. Roland was good, honest. hardworking, faithful old darkey, who had many l friends. both white and black He worked for our deceased and lamented friend Capt. ]. w. Beck, for about 37 years, and nearly all that long time on the Beck place, at Beck s Switch, until l five years ago, when he moved to the bottom. His death is regretted by all who knew him. His remains were given kindly attention and decent burial.
 Just as we go to press we are in re- ceipt of very kindly letter from MT. w. R. Ferguson in San Antonio, re- questing copy of The Times con taining the Ferguson-Pettus nuptial event, and to have the paper mailed regularly to his address at 40S Erie Avenue. Will says he and the family are all very we'll indeed, and that he is managing to live on salary of Sl00 per month which he receives for his services as bookkeeper for large wholesale firm of that city. He also says: The weather is ideal here, and has been all fall with exceptions of few days. It is crisp and cool now, i just pleasant when you are out and gong. The flowers are all in blossom, the gardens are good and the parks are 1 all green; which gives everything d springlike appearance, etc. Very glad to hear from them and that they are well and happy
 Mr. and Mrs !. W. Moore returned home yesterday from business trip | Memphis.
 Miss Emily Jordan, who for the l past several years, has had charge of 1 the Hotel Marion. has disposed of her i interest, lease and furnishings of the hotel to Mr. Josh Brown. of Hunts l vile, A labama, who will take charge of the property on December l7. Mr 1 Brown is hotel man of twenty-five years experience and is wide awake l business man. We welcome him to i our city and hope that his regime at the Marion will be as successful and l as pleasant aS that of the charming l hostess whom he succeeds. The Misses ! Jordan inform us that they will prob i ably spend the holidays at their old home m Fayetteville but beyond that they had not yet perfected their 1 plans. We join their other friends in wishing them the utmost success, and that their lines may always be cast in pleasant places.
 JUST OPENED-At Enterprise Meat Market, fresh barrel of Sauer 1 kraut. Phone No. 9l.
 Just a> We go to press we learn the sap news Of the death of our dear i friend, Mrs. ThoS W Barrow. He died this afternoon at twenty minutes past o'clock and. though not uneX- pected, it has cast q terrible gloom oyer his home and the hearts of his beloved wife and three little daught- CTS are torn asunder and they are os- trated beneath an agonizing sorrow pitiable 10 contemplate. We deeply deplore his death He was a true friend, asplendid a citizen and an hon est, manly, man. We loved him well and his death shocks us beyond ex- pression. We deeply sympatb ze with his bereaved relations in their great loss, and will pay tribute to his mem ory in our next issue. The funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Maggie F. Hatcher Sunday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev Edw. T. Mabiey and interment in Mt. Yer non cemetery under ausyices of the w. o. w.. of which order he was d beloved member.
 Hurley Brothers X Gillian have leased the Mrs. A. l.. Beck building, | T