The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
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MT. Dick Cox is very i'll with pneu- monia.
 MT. J. A. Petty is very low with pneumonia.
 MT. Robt. Brown, of Telico, was in town yesterday.
 Silk dresses and new spring skirts at the Warshavsky Store.
 When you cannot find it elsewhere phone 9l, Palace Market.
 MT. L. II. McGuffey has been i'll for week, but is able to sit up.
 Home rendered, pure hog lard at the Palace Market. O'Brien & Ha- vens.
 Try our home cured bacon, hickory smoked. It will please you. Palace Market, phone 9l.
 Misses Lula Higgs and Lillian O'Daniel were visitors in Brinkley Sunday afternoon.
 LOST-A bunch of keys Return to Bank of Eastern Arkansas and receive reward, c. A. Folden.
 4hiS ItODbs DIIIldIII HtllU u NOiU yesterday to visit her aunt Mrs. C. Farr, who is quite sick.
 MT. L. II. McGuffey, who for some time has been quite ill with pneu- monia, is, we are glad to learn, much improved at this writing.
 MT Robt. Britain and family have moved into Mrs. Annie Jones' home in the Russell addition, and is now our neighbor. We welcome them.
 Civil Engineer Guy Johnson, of Ma rianna, was in the city several days this week, finishing up his work of plating the Rolfe & Williams Addi tion.
 MT. s. B. Trapp, of Bonair is a firm believer in having everything of the best, and has just purchased in Mem phis, roadster that will make joy wagon smoke to keep up with him.
 MT. Ed kiesell, who makes the wheels go round at The Times office, is an enthusiastic chicken fancier. His latest acquisition to his yards is ten pound white Berkshire, short horn rooster.
 Mr C. R. Merritt, of Mt. Airy, \. C., came over from Memphis last night to visit for a day or two with his brother, Dr. l.. II. Merritt. He came 10 Memphis o attend the funeral oi his fatherin-laW, Major Dockery.
 Bob Broadway, a negro, was con Victed Tn Judge Turley3S court the first of the week of car wing piSto and assault and battery, and fined S5t and S5 in each case respectively, anc costs, amounting to S92, which he paid.
 MT \ T. Hamilton. =prosperou, farmer of Johnson township was il town "Wednesday with pocket fulI of rocks. buying mules. etc, for Iii, farm. Hamilton k one of the mosl successful and prosperous farmers il the county.
 Chas. Moore, a negro. with toS much booze and an ugly disposition was convicted in Squire Hurley court this week of being drunk anc disorderly sunday, and fined $5 anC costs in each of two cases, amounting to &25, which he paid.
 There will be services as usual al the Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday morning and night. and tht choir k furnishing a beautiful musi cal service. Mir. Ed SehlosSer vii sing the otleratory at the morning service. All are cordially invited.
 Mr Earl Jackson, who k now teach ing school at Sand Ridge. in this coun ", came over Thursday afternoon tt visit home folks, his school having suspended for ten days on account 0 the prevalence of measles in that nejghb0rhood.
 Prof C. l.. Jackson came oyel Thursday evening from Lulu. where he is teaching school. Tie Professor informs Us that on account of the pre- Valence of courageous diseases in that neighborhood, his school is taking a ten days vacation.
 Squire Ellis Hurley had case be fore him yesterday in which J. c Howell was charged with disposing O mortgaged property After hearing the evidence the Justice bound the defendant over to await the action ol the grand jury.
 Mir. Geo. P Taylor, hustling and popular proprietor of the Forrest City Ice and Fuel Company, the Forrest City Bottling Works and the Forrest City Steam Laundry, and who is also a mighty and successful Nimrod, hied himself to the wilds adjacent to Burnt Cane one day this week, and as a re- ward for an arduous chase had the luck to kill 400 pound bar. George has killed various species of game. but this is his first bruin, and he is ,l.l, al tod