The Forrest City times., 1911-07-07
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MT. Chas. Neblett spent the 4th in Memphis.
 MT. Lee Taylor, of Widener, was visitor in the city Thursday.
 Mrs. J. B. Sanders went to Hazen yesterday to spend few days with friends.
 MT. Will Williams, of Parkin, spent the Fourth here with homefolk and friends.
 MT. Charley Tarver, after several days illness, is again able to be at his business.
 MT. l.. B Jones. of Madison, was a business visitor in the city the first of the week.
 Copies of the Special Game Laws of newsstand. 25c.
 MT. J. o. Winfield screened the win dows and doors at the s. w. T. X T. Go. exchange Monday.
 FOR SALE-Cheap for Cash-Lot III, Russell addition. For informa- tion apply to Miss Mamie Doyle.
 MT Geo. Ligon. popular salesman with Brandon. Baugh X Co.,, spent the Fourth with friends in Memphis.
 MT. A J. Naccaro went to Memphi: yesterday to have his eyes tested, anC MT. Chas Lewis accompanied him.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Fisher and bab, boy, returned The first of the week from a two-weeks visit in Memphis. Jesse Wilder of Memphis arrived in of July week with his mother and sis ter here.
 Miss Alta Mae Williams, of Little Rock, came over Sunday to spend a couple of weeks with Miss Norton Prewett
 Miss Alta Mae Williams, of Little Rock, arrived Friday night on visit and is charming guest of Miss Nor ton Prewett.
 Mr. and Mrs B. Y Tarver and Nils, Celeste, of Pleasant Hill. Miss. art visiting with relatives and friends al Widener and Forrest City.
 FOR SALE-Three Log Wagons only slightly used, and in first class condition. Phone Riveryiew 2s4 Naylor & Johnson Company
 Mrs. ]. O Winfield and daughter little Miss Elizabeth, left last week fol Ft. Smith, to visit her sisters. Mrs Blanche Biscoe and Mrs Doty.
 Our neighbor, Mrs. Lon White anC son and daughter, returned home or Wednesday, after weeks visit to hel old home in Johnson township.
 Capt. J c. Stern left last Monday evening for Waterman, Illinois, where he will visit his mother, and spend the balance Of the heated term.
 Miss Louise Barnes, of Memphis, ar. rived Wednesday on visit to relatives and friends, and k at present guest of Hon. and Mrs. C. B. Mallory
 Mrs John CargiH and little Mise Mildred went over to Memphis and spent the Fourth visiting Mrs. Car gill'S sister, Mrs. John L. Mosby.
 Miss la May Pippin one of the charming and efficient operators in the local $. ". T, X r exchange. k now enjoying her annual ten-day va cation.
 Both the Crescent aud Tennessaw Clubs handled capacity crowds on the Fourth, several parties going down the evening before and spend. ing the night there.
 Mir. I. R. Hodges. popular and eff cient manager for the Widener Gin Co.,. accompanied by Mrs. Hodges and the children, spent the Fourth with friends and relatives in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Myers and son, Leonard, who had been spending a vacation with relatives in this cityand Memphis, returned to their home in Little Rock yesterday morning.
 Mrs. W. W. Bryan returned home Monday from Mountain Valley, after spending five weeks, and we are glad 10 learn feels that she has been great ly benefited She returned two weeks earlier than she intended because her mother, Mrs R. H. Boon, had to ac- company Mir k. o. Bryan to St. Louis 10 spend three weeks.