The Forrest City times., 1911-05-26
MT. ". F.. Foeg.

MT. W. F.. EOgg, formerly prominent and highly esteemed farmer citizen of Telico township, now resid- i ing near Fredricks. Oklahoma. arrived last week on visit to his old home and many friends. He gave us a pit a. ant call Monday. and we were very | glad 10 hear him talk over old times. i He Is prospering, as usual. and likes ] his new home very we'll.
 Mrs. Brookin Atkins. nee Miss Annie Lou Wood, and sweet little B. year-old daughter, of Liberty, Missouri. are visiting relatives and old-time i friends in this county, and are delight ful guests of her mother, Mrs. A. C.. | Wood at her country home miles southwest of the city. Mrs Atkins is very kindly remembered by her many | girlhood friends and schoolmates, all of whom are delighted to meet her again.
 MT. F. L. Vadakin has been retain ed as special agent of the government to collect cotton ginning statistics for St. Francis county, for the next cotton year, beginning September l, 1911, and will greatly appreciate the co-opera- tion of ginners and others from whom he must secure the information de- sired. He will also be glad to have information Of any new ginneries that have been or may be established dur ing l9li
 "Wednesday was Tag Day for the Cemetery Association, and the Ladies were down early and stayed late getting your tag It was quite amusing in many particulars, and much fun was had and they enjoyed it. They were very we'll repaid for their efforts too, and s46.00 were added to their exchequer, which will go far to- wards the accomplishment of their aims. and do great things in improv- ing conditions at the City of Our Dead God bless these noble women. They are the salt of the earth.
 MT J. E. Strain. the handsome and hustling Clothing Salesman with Brandon, Baugh and Co, returned "Wednesday from business trip to Gallatin, Tennessee. and visit to Port Royal where he meet Mrs. Strain and the two handsome boys. and ac- companied them home Mrs Strain had been there visiting her morher, Mrs. J. NJ. Hamlett, several months
 Mrs Mary F.. Strain and charming daughter. Miss lone, mother and sister, respectively. of NIT. Strain. arrived Sunday and are guests in his home
 The Young Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church shared in the re- ceipts at the Imperial Theatre Tues day night. and made some special efforts to increase the sale Of seats. As a consequence the theatre was packed with the elite of the city It was the most fashionable and in telligent audience that has assembled there this season, and was in every way y,complimentar and pleasing to the Guild and Manager Malouf both of whom received quite neat little sum. The pictures were especially good and equally enjoyed.
 We are in receipt of announcement and invitation to the Commencement Exercises of the class of 1911, Shelby vile, Illinois, High School, given on Thursday evening May 9, at First
 NJ. E. church, with class roster and personal card of MT. James Hulburt : Nadakin, who is member of the class, which is composed of nineteen graduates. We understand that Hulburt has done good work, and graduates with honOrs. He is in the 10th year of his age. and is a splendid boy, of whom his father and other relatives here are justly proud We wish him success in his furtherpursuit : of learning, and in whatever walk of
 lie he may hereafter choose.