The Forrest City times., 1911-05-12

Miss Bera Bass. of Beebe. arrived Sunday, accompanying her sister. Mrs. Henrie Johnson. who had been visiting relatives in that city. and viii visit her and brother, NIT. J. F. Bass and family for brief season.
 NIT. Jake shaul. who accompanied the Mariana delegation Of EIks to Hct Springs Tuesday. was mingling with friends during his stay here. and as usual, lis voice was loudly heard singing tEe praises of his home town
 Dr. ]. (. Reynolds, Of Colt. was a genial business yisiter in town yester day. and reports the health Of hiscOm- manltE as general ' very good, though there are . very few cases Of pneumo- nia and other distressing cases of ill- ness.
 FOR SALE-1s0 acres cat-over tim Der on Old River in Lee county. This is as good land as can be found any where n the bottoms. and can be easily cultivated. Price s23 per acre. Terms. Nathan !. Norton. Forrest City. Ark.
 Are you tie man who las a good i farm. any size. that you will sell at ] the right price. We would like totell ! waiting buyers about +. Why not
 write Us full particulars today. Gal breath Bros. 6l Madison Ave. Mem
 phis, Tenn.
 STOCK FOR EXCHANGED have
 a party with some gilt edge stock in
 two or three good and solid Arkansas
 enterprises. that prefers 10 exchange
 II for good Arkansas dirt. If inter.
 ested would be glad to "cite you. E
 Jas. I. Hawk,
 Mr. and Mrs. 4. A. French pur. 1 chased one 0f those handsome croduet l sets al the Newsstand Tuesday and ! have fitted Up neat ground 10 the west of their yard and will doubtless i pass many pleasant afternoons in this ! amusing game.
 Flows and tools sharpened and re- paired, and all kinds Of blacksmithinq i and woodwork done on short notice ir | the best manner by Joe 4 Beck. II 1 invites your trade. Shop on Jackson ] sUeet, near Iron Mountain railroad l Telephone 34l.
 Tayios, Knight < Co have begun a ! series of new, attractive and very in- 1 terestlng advertisements in this paper 1 which @ill be frequently changed. and ] to which Ne direct your attention Ii ] Us aHt thing ID req estate or insurance i better see them.
 FOR SALE-a29 acres. all under l woven vie fence. 3e0 acres in cultiy2- tion. twelve houses. large barns. good ! wells, known as the Parham Place. i two miles north of town. Price s65 l per acre. terms Nathan E. Norton. Forrest City, Ark.
 Masters John L. jr.. and Louis Jelks. handsome little sons Of Dr. and Mrs. i J. L. Jelks, of Memphis. are visiting i their grandmother. Mrs L. Rollwage. They came over with Miss Eva Rich ardts, of Little Rock. who had been
 visiting Mrs. Jelks
 Mir and Mrs. ". II. Cook. of seven miles south of Democrat, were visit ing and trading in town yesterday. i MT. Cook reports farming operations i progressing nicely, but says several have had bad luck with their seed
 and will have to plant cotton over.
 Mrs. J. r Fondren left Tuesday morning for Wynne in answer to a l phone message conveying the infor- | nation that Miss Beulah Williams. who has been quite sick for three | weeks, was worse. and her relatives l are quite uneasy about her condition.
 FOR SALE-592 acres, 100 in culti- l yation, twelve tenant houses, barn and
 water, fences all in good repair. Seven
 miles southeast Of city Price 80 per acre: terms 6ne-third cash. balance in
 one and two years with interest at 6 i per cent. Nathan B. Norton. Forrest | City, Ark.
 Mrs. Rolfe Eldridge and little
 Miss Margaret, left Monday 10 visit her mother and other relatives and friends al Gregory. and thence at Au-
 gusta, and will be gone about two 1 weeks. Rolfe is trying do make be-
 lieye that he is enjoying himselfduring
 their absence.
 A handsome book of 100 New Kin 1 dergarten songs. words and music, and suggestions for movements. may be
 had at the Newsstand for sl. IL is a splendid work either for a teacher. or for the mother who has one or more little tots, and will not only amuse and keep them from mischief. but will be greatly valuable from a stand point Of instruction. Ask 10 see it.