The Forrest City times., 1910-08-26

Sheriff W. E. Williams has returned from Hot Springs, where he had been spending a couple Of weeks.
 Miss Emily Jordan. gracious hostess of the Marion hotel. k quite il and confined to her room.
 Miss Lula COwan. of Little Rock was delightful guest of homefolks for couple of days last week. and en- loved the barbecue on Thursday, and an outing a the club house on Fri day. All were delighted to see her.
 Mrs John l. Jones will go 10 Union City Sunday on a brief visit to friends.
 Mrs. Alice Matthews is expected to return tomorrow or Sunday from q delightful tour of the West. She was in Salt Lake City yesterday.
 NIT. F.. T. Eager, of DeValls Blun was in the city yesterday to visit his parents-in-law. MT. and Mrs. W. II. Aldridge, and family, and mingle with his many friends, all of whom were glad to see him.
 Mrs. Mat Grasmick and two hand some sons. Louis and Milford. and Grandpa Pete Grasmick, of Memphis arrived Monday, and will spend a week with their relatives, MT and Mrs. l.. R. Grobmyer and family.
 Miss Lottie Berry. of Augusta, who had been such charming guest of her friends, Miss Mary Jackson and Mrs T. (. Green. foe a week. return ed home Tuesday. greatly to the re- gret Of all.
 NIT. Lem Hancock, Of Kansas City. formerly manager iH this city for the Great Western Oil Company, is spend ing week here on business, and is q pleasant guest of Mr.and Mrs. T. C. Green
 Mr. B. L. Butler purchased a half interest iii the klondike Bakery on Monday. The new firm is now Frank Bgekhart X Go We wish them continued success. and congratulate NIT. Butler upon securing this interest in prosperous Forrest City enter prise.
 Mrs Emma Logan. who had been residing in San Antonio for about six months has returned here to reside and k domiciled with her sister Mrs Robert Britain and family. She says l. Anguille water is good enough for her, and We welcome her back to her old home and friends.
 Mrs. NJ ". Seaborn and lovely children returned Monday night from Helena, where they had been visit Eg relatives and friends since Thurday'of last week
 Mrs. B. Levy and daughter. Mrs. l.. Blumberg went to Holly Springs, Miss issippi, sunday night to visit relatives and friends. returning Wednesday eve hing.
 Dr. k. K. Hubbard the popular and efficient pharmacist with ]. $. Shields Co. has been quite i'll for week. but Is some better today and We hope Will soon be able to be at the store.
 NIT. J. NJ. Nichols is still suffering from rheumatism, but has never lost but one-half day from his business since the atilietion. That is what We call true grit.
 A sweet and beautiful baby girl ca. 9e W ednesday 10 the happy home nf Mi. and Mrs. John Wentz. Mother and tt3bs are doing finely, and Papa John Is wearing that broad and happy smile that won't come off. Ne exten congratulations and best wishes.
 Mir. Elmo Hudson, the efficient and genial oflice man with Brandon, Baugh & Co.,, spent Sunday with friends in Marianna.
 Mir. Win Ousler. of Collierville Tennessee. nephew of Col. J. k Norfeet, has accepted situation with brandon Baugh X Co.,, a. saleN man, and he and family consisting ot wife and four children, are expected 10 arrive this afternoon He will enter upon his duties tomorrow morn ing. We wish to extend this estimahle family of newcomers a cordial Wel- come. and hope they viii soon dis cover that Forrest City k the best town on earth.
 Messrs. Cbas. and Emmett Buford, two Of Forrest City'S rising and most popular and efficient young business men, Charles being the anable head clerk at the Hotel Marion, and Emmet being valued salesman with the large mercantile tirm of Pettus X Bu- ford, are taking brief vacation which ] they are spending very delightfully."- in the East They will visit Washing ton and other interesting places whlie ! away, and We hope they will return greatly rested and refreshed,
 Mr and Mrs F. R. Atkins. accom- panied by their friend, Mr. sam WiI- liamson. of Holly Grove, and their brother, Mt- Win Williams who had been visiting them, arrived in the city yesterday evening about 6 o'clock. on d visit 10 Mrs Atkins parents. Hon. w T. Williams and other relatives and friends They drove through in an automobile and had q very pleas ant#eXperieuce, and 10 accidents eE