The Forrest City times., 1911-07-07

MT. Elmo Hudson, genial account ant with Brandon. Baugh X Co.,, spent the afternoon of the Fourth with rela- tives and friends at Marianna, enjoy ing his visit very much indeed.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Winfield left Monday for Augusta. to visit with her son Richard and family for a brief season. MT. Winfield came down to meet his moth- CT and accompany her on the trip. A full line of caps, suitable for auto- mobile driving, etc, just received by Russell Graham. A lderson Go. They | invite you to look through their line. and certainly have just the cap you want.
 Mrs. W. A. Morrow, who has been visiting relatives and friends for some i time at Augusta, will return home to- morrow, greatly to the delight of her son, Mir Walker, and other relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Joel E. Wynne, of Memphis, spent the Fourth here with friends at the Crescent Club House, and were royalty entertained, Mir. y, accom- panied them.
 Miss Mary German returned Mon- day from Woodruff county, where she had been visiting relatives and friends for about seven weeks. Her welcome home was most cordial and all were delighted at her return.
 Capt F. NJ Prewett left last week for Helena, to visit for week with his son, Mir Tom Prewett Uncle Frank is upwards of 8 years of age and as spry as many much younger. He returned this morning.
 MT. W. H Riley. of Texarkana, for merly with Becker & Lewis, now with the Reaves Furniture Co.,. came Sat turday night and remained until Wed nesday, on visit to his many friends, and one fair one in particular.
 Mr, Will David, hustling salesman with Brandon, Baugh X Co.,, spent the Fourth with relatives and friends at picnic given by the good citizens of that little city and surrounding neigh borhood
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Darr and son, ! Edgar, Jr., arrived Monday and will make this their home. MT. Darr will 1 take an interest with Terry & Tank ersley at Round Pond. and manage the business. We join in cordial welcome home.
 Fifty years ago, Jury 2lst. NIT. F. Bonner "locked horns at the battle of Manassas with MT. C. w. Leggett. the former being on the Confederate 1 side and the latter with the FederalS. To-day these old warriors flock arms whenever they meet.
 Womens Fine Hand Bags-Suede and Silk Moire Hand Bags, with silk cord and tassel handles, double inside clasp, change purse. gilt and gunmeta trimmings: six different styles, in black and all colors Special for nex, week, S2.95. The Warshavsky Store
 MT Walter McCasland. of Atlanta Texas came over Tuesday morning and after spending a few hours her, with his brother, Mr Gurney McCas , land, of the S. W. T. & T. Co. left ol the ll;23 train for Memphis to spent
 the Fourth, the latter gentleman ae companying him
 Miss Mary Sweet leaves today. aC com panied by her sister, Miss Emma of Widener, for two weeks vacatio trip to Atlantic City Washington
 New York, Philadelphia. and othe places of interest. We wish the ladie a most pleasant and delightful iaun and a safe return.
 MT. Sam Ashworth, of Rawllsor came out Sunday. went to Helen
 Monday on business. returned her Wednesday, and spent the day ar night with MT. and Mrs L. F.. Davei
 port, returning home Thursday. Sa } is not looking as well as usual, but l just as genial as ever.
 Mr and Mrs F. E Chew. Misse
 Eva and Courtney Chew. and Mr. \ R. Goyau comprised party 0 } Heeni4ns who visited the city las Sunday. making the trip in Nil Chews big siX.cyinder Oldsmobile
 The party left Helena at : o'clock and reached here at H.
 Miss Margaret Perkins. of Elkton
 Kentucky, who had been visitin
 relatives and friends here and a gues of Mrs. L. Rollwage and MT and Mrs Bruce Smith for week, left yester day for Pensacola. Florida. to spent
 possibly the remainder of the summe with relatives and friends l MT Dave Gritfis, of the firm 0 r Gritfis X NeWbern, of Mariana, wa
 in the city Thursday on business
 MT. Grifiis informs Us that he has
 line pacing horse which he expects L enter in the races here on the 4th 0 August, and that he intends tohav
 MT. Sam Rolfe handle the animal
 Schram's Automatic Fruit Jars Quarts, 75c.: Half Gallons, SI.00. Thi is the same price you have been pay ing for Mason's Fruit Jars, but ther k no comparison in these two jars The Schram'S Is the latest improved and best jar on the market. Bu, them Of Neblett. the Grocer. Phone 34