The Forrest City times., 1911-12-22
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 The pelt of wolf that measured six feet, i've inches in length ana four feet and a xuarter in width was brought in feom Round Pond Mon day morning. Our leading fur deal- CT. w. P Evans, purchased the hide, which was one of the largest and most perfect ever seen here, and i'm mediately forwarded it to St. Louis. MT. Evans says he cannot estimate the worth os the pelt until he hears from his dealers in St Louis.
 We have just received whole case of Linens, suitable for linen showers, or other occasions, Christmas presents and your own conveniences. We have these goods nicely displayed and 1t
 will be a pleasure to both of us if you
 will call and see the line, which con- sists of inDumerable fancy and use.
 ful articles which cannot fail to please the recipient. Prices are very req sonable. FuSSell-Graham-A iderson Company.
 There will be Christmas tree and appropriate exercises at the Baptist church on Saturday night All those
 who desire to participate and take
 part in this beautiful custom are re- duested to send in their gifts early. and proper care should be taken to address packages left for distribution at the tree plainly, in order that the possibility of presents going eStrdy
 may be reduced to tie minimum.
 Youll be surprised at the number of uses 10 which electricity can be put in the household cook with II, iron with it, run your sewing machine with it-or any other machine. light your house with il. SC it once, and you'll wonder how you ever did with out it. See or call the City Water X l Light Company. and let their exports show you the numDerleSs devices they have in stock, or can secure for you with which to tighten household duties.
 Miss Mary Mabley. who has spent the past six months in school at Co lumbia Institute, Columbia. Tennes- see, is at home for the holidays much to the delight of her family and le
 zion of admiring friends in Forrest City It is our pleasure to note that Miss Mabey is quite popular with both pupils and faculty at Columbia, who were perfectly lovely to her in the matter of a gift, which has en- abed the little lady to spend the hap py Yuletlde with loved ones at home.
 Mrs. I. C. Million and bright little daughter, Evelyn, arrived in the city Saturday night from Hot Springs and were pleasant guests at the home of MT. and Mrs ]. R. Terry and other friends until Tuesday night. when they left for Berry, Kentucky, to spend Christmas with the batter Mfl lions, after which they will go on to their home in New York for New
 Year. Miss Hattie has always been a fayorite with The Times and it k the earnest desire of our hearts l that she may continue 10 enjoy the many blessings of an ideal home life and that the many good things of this life may always be dealt out to l her and hers with an unstinting and generous hand.
 One of the most notable and impor- l tant events Of the holiday season is i the Lawyers banquet for which arrangements and plans are now be 1 ing perfected bv President " German of the St Francis Bar Asso- ciation The spread will be had sonnet me during Christ mas week. at the Hotel Marion. but the exact date ! has not yet been agreed upon One of ! the StipulationS in connection With l the banquet k that every mem Der who attends will be asked to make ! speech, and il is scarcely decesSary to add that the occasion. in addition to ! the eats will be duly amPfided by a feast of reason and flow Of soul.
 Hon. Harry II Woods. of Augusta. spent the day in this city Friday ] While here the gent Ieman ed that l there Was a strong probability Of his entering the race for Prosecuting At ! torney of the First Judicial District. 1 Attorney Woods iS well and fav0rably 1 known 10 the members of the bar here, | having practiced in the courts through out this section the past twelve or l fourteen years, and everywhere the gentleman k spoken of as one of the l brightest and most able lawyers in Eastern Arkansas. If Woods should make up his mind to enter. such an announcement would no doubt have the effect of injecting considerable new life and interest into the race for 1 prosecuting attorney in the first iudi- cial district.
 MT. NJ. L. Monroe, one of our city's 1 best known and most successful con tractors, returned Tuesday from an extensive trip through the West and i Northwest, which he enjoyed in com pany with his brother and wife. NIT. and Mrs. Bob Monroe. of St. Louis. 1 Tobe says the trip embraced visits to l Fl PaSo, San Diego Los Angeles. San Francisco, Old Mexico, Salt Lake City, l Denver, Colorado Springs and mum. Der of other cities, but in the entire i lunk9t lie never saw any place that suited him quite so we'll as Forrest 1 City and St. Francis county. The gen. i tleman further states, that the Nils. sissippi Valley has the world skin ned, from standpoint of fertility and productiyenesS. and that the pe0- l pie of Arkansas will one day awake to the fact that they are living in the greatest state in the Union. You l bet, says MT Monroe, you may just tell them all that St FrancIS county