The Forrest City times., 1910-06-17

only one with the OdOrleSs suaran- tee behind it. Forrest City furni- ture Company.
 Mrs. Lei Winship. nee Miss Eula Williams, and fine 6-WeekS-old boy. of Missouri, arrived yesterday, for visit with her parents. Hon. and Mrs. W. F. Williams, and other relatives and friends. Everybody is delighted to see them.
 Forrest City Masonic Lodge No. I9S. met Tuesday evening ill special ses- sion and elected the following officers: Ed Allen. W. NJ: II. K. Becker. <. W Alex Bridewell ! w. Sol. Lewis. Secretary: II. \. Knight. Treasurer. Messrs. II. K. Becker S E. Conrad and W. !. Lanier were appointed d committee 10 arrange for the annual banquet on St. Johns day, June 24
 Mrs. Warshaysky went to Memphis Tuesday, taking her daughter. Miss Jennie, to Dr. Maurys Infirmary. where upon examination it was found that her shoulder, which was recently badly broken, was not doing well. and AAStS to ~ iND0A+ bIlIiAlC IH d lOAclN little lady, and just as sweet as she is pretty, and her many friends and ad- mirerS, both old and young. deeply Sympathize with her, and regret her misfortune. We hope she will speedily improve and soon be entirely restored 10 her normal condition.
 Mr. ]. Frank keeley. representing the Arkansas Democrat, came over yesterday To see about advertising Forrest City in that paper. A meet ing of the Forrest Club was called and representative body assembled 10 hear his proposition. He offered to give the city write-up, illustrations. advertising, etc, to cover not less than six pages of his paper, and as much more as is necessary. He is now procuring the data, soliciting ads, etc. and is being cordially received by our citizens. Much good may come of the publicity provided the paper is thor 0ughly circulated.
 Officials of the Iron Mountain at tended the meeting of the Forrest Club yesterday. They were here in response to letters from Mayor Boyle: and after thorough discussion promis- ed decided improvements in their de- pot facilities. A handsome new freight house, 10 be erected west of their present depot, was also discussed. and suggestions favorably received. For rest City has outgrown the present in- adequate facilities of both railroads, and we are glad to note that both promise to get busy and bring their properties down to date with improve ments and convenience.
 Deputy Sheritf B. s. Moore went over to Wheatley Tuesday and arrest ed George Mackey, colored, and w T. Holwell, white, on d charge of run hing blind tigers. The men were op- erating what was supposed to be soft drink stands. and were dispensing what is alleged to be beer in unlabel- ed bottles Mackey was brought to the city and lodged in jail, while Hol- well made bond to appear before Squire Hurley on June 27. Maekey was given jury trial before Squire Hurley yesterday and fined 800 and costs in one case. with three more cases against him which will be tried on June 24
 Mr. and Mrs F. c. Wilson and two ! children, Grace and ElleSta. of Peoria l Illinois. arrived "Wednesday and will make this their permanent home. Mr 1 W ilson gave us pleasant call this morning and enrolled his name for i The Times for one year. He informed ! us that he has purchased d half sec 1 tion of land at or near Whitmore which he will clear up and put into cultivation. The family has rented l the residence on South Washington street formerly occupied by MT. k. F. Sellers and family. This is a splendid acquisition, and The Times extends 1 them cordial welcome hoping they
 will be pleased with our people, and
 be successful in their efforts.
 Mr II. T. Mallory, who has recently come to Forrest City to reside, has ! formed stock company, to be known as the Mallory Cotton Go ompany, whose l business will be to buy and ship cot
 ton direct to mills. The capital stock 1 has not yet been determined upon, nor officers elected. This will be done at
 an early date. Four rooms upstairs
 in the Winthrop building have been secured and will be nicely fitted up for i offices, etc, and the Company expects to begin operations about September lst Several prominent local capital i iSts are interested in the enterprise. i which we hope will be a big success. ! Ii is needed here, and ought tO be q ereat benefit to the producers.
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