The Forrest City times., 1910-09-30
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 Last Weeks Times.

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 Alr. W. B. Taylor. of Blackfish. was q business visitor in the city Thurs day.
 NIT. Will Doyle. of Haneyyile. Oklahoma. spent sunday with home folks.
 Mr Frank Burkarf. of the Klon- dihe Bakery. spent Thursday in Ma rianna. on business.
 l Mrs. Chas Waterman. nee Miss Guy ] Wilder has been qutte sick for several i days, bat k eonyalescent.
 Mir and Mrs Dolph A. Beezey came over Saturday evening" spent seyer- al days with friends in the city.
 NIT. Frank Schuh, of the Enterprise ] Meat Market went to Colt Thursday l to look over bunch of fine cattle. i Coroner F. F. Todd was very sick l for several days since Wednesday of last week, but is able to be out again.
 MT. John Grobmyer, of the Grob- myer Lumber & Feed Company. was a business visitor to Edmondson Thurs day.
 Hon. NJ. C. ketchum, a prominent attorney of Memphis, was in the city Tuesday in attendance upon circuit court.
 Miss Olive Taylor, of Little Rock, arrived Monday on visit to friends, and is a charming guest of the Misses Doyle.
 Miss lone Strain, left Tuesday even. ing for Hubert, where she is visiting her niece, MT and Mrs. Dolph A. Beezley.
 MT. Van Izard, of De Nalls Bluff, come over Wednesday, and spent couple of days here visiting home folk and friends.
 Miss Romel Bridgforth. of Mem phis, is delightful guest of her cousin, Miss Eva Bridgforth, at her lovely country home.
 Mr. Harry Thomas spent Tuesday in Memphis on business, and bought a big line of fall and winter goods. Read Neblett's new ad.
 Misses Virginia Norton and Hattie Mann, left Monday evening for Nash vile where they will enter Belmont College for the l9l0-l9li session
 Mir. Sid Johnson, popular blacksmith at Joe X. Beck shop went ta Mem phiN Saturday To visit his sister Mrs. ]. F.. Remedy, returning Monday.
 Miss Alleyne RoHwage Jeff Wednes- day Tor G0lambfa. Tennessee. to fe- sume her studies. after delightful vacation among home folk aBdfrieHds.
 Master Aubrey Harris. who had been visiting his grandparents in Lone Wolf. Oklahoma, returned home Tuesday night and reports delight ful time.
 The dust k fearful. and the is much complaint about inet1 ciency of the sprinklinR of the streets with the fire hose We again make a motion that the city buy water wagon
 Misses Genevieve and Evelyn Pettus left Wednesday for Nashville, where they have entered Belmont College. We W sh the young ladies most pleasant and profitable term in school.
 Mrs. Edgar F. Taylor, and two splendid little sons, returned yester- day morning from delightful Sojourn of several weeks in Asheville, North Carolina, and other places of interest.
 Mrs. l. A. Douglass and children returned Sunday from St Louis, where they had been visiting relatives and friends, and MT. Douglass and their many friends have given them a very cordial welcome home.
 MT. Wm. O. Lester, who formerly was connected with the Chronicle in this city, is now running paper at | Nergennes, Illinois, and doing we'll We congratulate him and hope he will make bu,hel of money.
  had a cOngestiye chill the first of the week. His brother, Dr. J. A Bo- gart, went over to see him and 1 brought him here Tuesday. We are glad to note his conyalescent.
 Mr. W. P. Evans is suffering great deal and quite disposed this week from boils, but We are not going to say anything about Job in this con nection. We hope, however, that Bill will soon get relief from this very annoying atiiict Oh.
 Miss Pearl Worsley and Mr. Noble 1 McFadden, of Memphis, came over sunday. and were guests of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs A S Worsley. They also spent part eff Monday and l Tuesday [ the Crescent Club. re- tuning home Wednesday.
 Misses Margaret, Elizabeth and Julia Barrow, went to Memphis yes tefaaY 10 meet their parents, Mr and Mr> T W. Barrow. who have been some time at one of the Colorado re- sorts for Mr. B's health. They are ex- pected To return this afternoon.
 Miss Minnie Granger has accepted a situation as Sa.es.ady with FusseH- Graham-Aldelson Company succeed ing Miss Dollie GammeI. and entered up0n her duties Saturday Miss Min nie is splendid young woman. who deserves success, and will be glad to have all her friends eaii and patronize her
 llr. F C Miller, principal of the public school. is endeayoring to oorgan- ize d foot ball team among the boys of the high school, and yesterday af- tefnoon had tWentytBoofthe young men out for practice Mr. Miller, as sisted by Mr Youngblood, coached the boys. and Mr Miller, who k an enthusiastic football fan and who has