The Forrest City times., 1911-05-19
LOCAL HAPS.

Vote tomorrow.
 The school election is tomorrow.
 Don't forget the school election to- morrow.
 MT. Noel Burkes, of Marianna, was in town Tuesday.
 Cashier H. P German spent yester- day in Memphis on business.
 Miss Eva Bridgforth and MT. II. W. Cook spent Sunday with friends in Helena
 MT. W. w. Campbell spent Wednes. day in Little Rock taking in the reunion.
 Mrs. Rolfe Eldrdge and sweet baby, Margaret, returned home We'd neSday from Augusta.
 Hers Rutsky and Rubenstein left Tuesday for Little Rock and Hot Springs to take in the sights.
 Miss Lady Sweet and Mrs. Alice Matthews attended social function at Madison "Wednesday night.
 NIT. II. R. Neblett left Tuesday morning for Hot Springs, where he will spend about three weeks and take the baths.
 Miss Nellie Murta, of Memphis, ar rived Thursday and is a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. s. k. Cowan for the summer.
 Mrs W. A. Morrow left Monday for Augusta to visit for several months with her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Johnson, and family.
 Miss Madeline Rollwage went to Memphis Monday on breif visit with her sister, Mrs D. o. Bridgforth and family, returning Wednesday.
 Miss Mamie Lou Fondren left this morning for Conway to visit school friends and participate in the con- mencement exercises at Central Col lege.
 Mrs. J. s, K. Cowan leaves tomorrow for Bolivar Tennessee, to attend con- mencement and will accompany her daughter, Miss Courtney home next week.
 Mrs R. s. Booth and daughter, Miss Henrietta, of Warrenton. North Caro- lima, arrived Wednesday, and are guests of their relatives, Judge and Mrs. E A, Rolfe.
 MT D. C. Webb is building an eight room two-story residence oh the lot inst west of the handsome resi- Cehce of Mrs. Alice Beck. Mrj John N aterman has the contract.
 John NJ. Williams, the barber, in Nltes your patronage. Prompt service. no long waits, electric fans to keep you cool and five white barBerS, each an artist, ready 10 serve you
 There will be an entertainment at lae lodge room next Friday night. May 26th, at the regular meeting of lie Knights and Ladies of Honor. All members are requested t4 be present. MT !. R. Scott, who has been in a sanitarium in Little Rock for treat ment, returned home lai ist night. ac- c0mpanied by his wife ahd daughter. itule Is some better but not entirely recovered.
 Beautiful new line of spring and summer goods justSreceiged and now on display at Fussel-Graham-Ald lder- son Company's Store. Don't miss Soelh9 lnlS llne, which e braces all the newest fabrics, styles and shades
 For soreness of the muscles whether GGiuucteu Dy violent exe1ciSe or injury. 1hamberlain's Linimenf is excellent. hls liniment is also hiEhly esteemed Tor the relief it affords in cases of rheumatism. Sold by All Dealers.
 lie fofrest City Furniture Com Pany sold and delivered four of their amous Refrigerators- tThe Herrick Monday. This is evidence of it's popularity, and you willmake no mis- take In purchasing one for your home. j. Mr, E. L. Kimbroulh. of Helena. sIstfict commercial m4nager of the southwestern Telegraph & Telephone 3ohpany, was in the city this morn- ing on tour of inspec5 ion and gave ea pleasant call.
 Mr. John L. "Dumb'i Davis. who Aas been spending several weeks with Ills parents, MT. and Mrl. Davis. left sunday night via St. LoIis, for Wins iioW, Arizona, where he} is employed R R. I5le R train service on Al T. X s. F, t,i Eix-SherifI Josh Fitch( formerly of lills county, now residing in Texas. oetWeen Fort Worth anJd Dallas, at. eenaed the reunion at lT.ittie Rock ana came over Wednesday, morning to nenSi 1Mo or three weeks among his Innay I,,aiy oiatime friends he(re. We ac- Waop Nno" iedge very pleasAnt call, and fonrtoagala glaa 10 meet him \again after a2oSlng well, and seems hAle hearty ana prosperous.