The Forrest City times., 1911-12-29
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watch for Mrs. WarshaYsky's big advertisement in next weeks issue Of The Times.
 LOST-One gold-link cuff button with Masonic emblem Return to H k. Becker and receive reWare.
 Our patrons will please put their milk bottles on the outside, to facili- tate delivery. S. E. Trapp, Purity Dairy.
 Our patrons will please put their milk bottles on the outside, to facili- tate delivery. $. B. TrapP, Purity Dairy.
 Mr. L. l. Ramsey. of Memphis was visitor at the bedside of his sister, Mrs. E. E. Trice, from Sunday until Tuesday evening.
 Capt F NJ Prawett, who has been in bad health for the past several months, is again confined 10 his room, and iS reported to he quite i'll.
 Mir (. NJ Kelley, one of our es. teemed friends, of Pine Tree, was a visitor in the city Thursday, and was caller at The Times sanctum.
 MT C. A. Ahlstedt arrived Monday from Kansas City. to spend the holi- days with his family here. He is sui fering from an abscess on his face. but otherwise is well and hearty.
 MT. Willie Oscar Horton and Miss Dolia Horton, children of MT. w. T. Horton, formerly of this city. but who now reside in Dallas, Texas, ar rived last Sunday and are visiting with MT and Mrs. J. J. Batts.
 Mrs. T. W. Ramsey and son, Vii liam, of Memphis, who had been visiting their uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. k. B. Trice, for several days, returned 10 their home Saturday evening.
 Mir o P. Wolf has been quite ill for several weeks, and having been unconscious good deal, if not all of the time, his condition has caused the family much worry and uneasiness. Mr Wolf was reported some better yesterday afternoon.
 Mir s. R. krisle, of Dermott, has accepted situation with W. F.. Kirby X Co.,, vice Mr Geo. II. Proulx, who has returned to his home in Me Crary, We welcome MT. krisle. and hope he will find thls pleasant place in which 10 reside.
 On and after January |, 1912. Coal will be sold only fer cash, and we will give you the benefit in the saving of bookkeeping and collecting. Phone l-A 0y1 npInr Nxsfll prompt attention on this basis For. rest City Gin Co. James Wolff, Man. ager.
 Mr John Mallory, Jr., who is now employed with the Cumberland Tele- graph X Telephone Company, at An- niSton, Alabama, arrived Saturday and has spent the holiday season with his father, MT. John Mallory, and d host of relatives and friends, who are glad To see him looking so well
 The Chronicle requests us 10 call attention to an error in the announce ment of their contest. In stating the dates for the opening aud closing of the contest, the announcement read Contest opens Wednesday, Jan. l0. and closes Saturday, Jan. l0. when the last date should have read Sat urday, February l0.
 Miss Ethel Lindsey, of Searcy, who had been visiting her cousin. Mrs. L. l.. Davenport, for week, left the first Of the week, for Haynes. where she acted as Maid of Honor at the wedding of her cousin. Miss Stella Lindsey, who was married Wednes- day evening at o'clock in the Meth. odist church, to Mr. Walter Allen. of Bonair-
 We solicit your patronage when you want the best Coal at lowest prices, but on and after January I. 1912, all Coal will be sold for Cash only, In view of this fact. we will be enabled 10 give you lower price. as 1t will save expense of bookkeeping and collector. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting a continu- ance of same, Ne are. Forrest City Gin Company, Jas. Wolff, Manager. Phone IFS.