The Forrest City times., 1910-08-12

Master Albert Rattan, of Widener, was in the city Wednesday.
 Show at the Imperial tomorrow night benefit of Cosmos Club Scholar ship Fund,
 Another fine rain yesterday which covered large area and was a great benefit to the growing crops.
 MT. w. c. Pace, of Coldwater. Mis- sissippi, IS welcome guest in the home or his sister, Mrs c. w. Der hard and family this week.
 Don fail to see the pictures at the Imperial tomorrow night. All pro- ceeds over actual expenses go to the Scholarship Fund of the Cosmos Club.
 MT. W. K. klotz, popular hardware man went over to Memphis Saturday evening and spent couple of days there visiting relatives and friends diii OIl UuSiueSS.
 We note with pleasure that our good friend, MT. F. Laughinghouse is behind the counters with Brandon. Baugh & Co, and will be glad to meet all his old friends there.
 MT A. s. Allen, of Little Rock, Arkansas, Manager of the l.. c. Ehle Cotton OIl mills, was here Wednesday on business, and genial guest of local manager, MT. Edward Roleson.
 Mrs. T. J. Davis and charming daughter, Miss Hattie Mai, will leave on August 20 for Chicago, where they will join Mrs. Fitzhugh in two weeks rest. We wish them a very happy visit.
 Judge and Mrs. s. II. Mann left last Saturday night for Chicago, and thence to Milwaukee by steamer. They will visit several other points of interest and spend brief vacation in the north. We wish them a delight ful outing.
 Misses Violet and Eva Douglass, charming daughters of our popular harness maker, MT J. A. Douglass, left Saturday for Omaha, Illinois, to spend the summer with their grand parents, and where Miss Violet will study piano music.
 MT. Henry F. German, of Searcy, cashier of The Planters Bank & Trust Company which will open it's doors for business on September lst, was in the city couple of days this week looking after preliminaries, and minging with relatives and friends.
 We are pleased to note that the committee of the Big Doingsn next Thursday have placed the name of Col. J. E. Wood, of the Lee County Courier, on the program for q speech Col. Jim Is a hummer, and will not fail 10 entertain all who hear him.
 The show at the Imperial tomorrow night will be for the beuetit of the Cosmos Club Scholarship Fund. The following program will be rendered, American Wild West Show, Mexico City Wild Birds in Their Haunts, The Luck of Roaring Camp, The Coz quette. Admission 5c and Joe.
 Mr L. $. Lawo, representing the Law0 Coal Company, of Memphis, was in town Wednesday on business with MT. James Wolfe, manager or the Red Gin. Mr. Wolfe informed us that he had placed his order with MT LaWo for his Winters Coal supply and is now prepared to talk coal busi- ness 10 any person interested. Mir. Wolfe went to Marianna to see MT. w. E. Mann, to get his order, but the gentleman was out of the city, but Jim thinks he will get the order, and we hope he will, as he is in position to handle it, and give MT. Mann a very attractive deal.
 Arrangements for the Big Doings" next Thursday are moving rapidly forward. MT. s. r. Mcdaniel, who is at the head of the committee on grounds and barbecue, has been de- voting all of his time for the last several weeks to rebuilding and re- pairing the road and bridges, thereon leading to the springs, and in clean ing up and preparing the grounds themselves. That MT. Me, has had charge of this work as synonomous with saying that it has been done we'll and that everything possible has been to care for the throng of the City's guests on the occasion.