The Forrest City times., 1911-09-01

Mr. and Mrs Joe Ferguson, MT and Mrs. Scott Kirkpatrick, Misses Made leine Rollwage, Corrine McAlexander, (of Marianna,l Helen Nichols, Evelyn Pettus, Leta Mae Hancock, Messrs. Beatty Thomas, James Ewart, Ed Wolff, Walter Stevens, Al Nimocks, Frank Folbre and James Fondren, spent Saturday evening and Sunday very pleasanalyat the Tennessaw Club House on Old River.
 The Forrest City team again de- feated the New Castle team Tuesday afternoon. Score 10 to 5. Batteries, Forrest City, O'Brien and Brady; Folbre played first base for New Castle. Umpire Homer Folbre. This is the third defeat administered to the New Castle boys by the Forrest City aggregation this summer, but the Ridge boys still believe they can down the Old Guard.
 We are pleased to learn that the family of our friend, Mr NJ. R. Me- Crary, six of whom have been very sick of late with typhoid fever, are getting along just fine, three of them being able to be out of bed, and the other | three being able to sit up in bed and that all of them will be able to be up andout pr b lbl, ext week lless son @ | unforeseen complications should arise to prevent and cause relapse, which we hope will not happen.
 Mir. A. H. Abernathy and Mir, E. 1 E. Wolfe both of Pulaski, Tenn, both married and having one child each ,ar rived in the city Tuesday 10 accept situations as salesmen with BIandon, Baugh X Go They ar genial and l pleasant gentlemen, whom Il Is pleasure tc.know, and they are making 1 friends rapidly. If satisfactory all round, they will remove their fami- i lies here about the first Of October. We extend them cordial welcome.
 We have made arrangements with the Arkansas Gazette, by which we are enabled to offer The Weekly Gazette, the price of which is Sl per i year, and The Forrest City Times, the price of which is sl.50 per year, at club price of .75 for both papers. | The Gazette handles all the state news, besides the important news of the world, and with The Tines for local city and county news. you have a com bination that is hard to beat,sl.75 for years subscription to both papers if paid in advance.
 Mrs. M. Ward and Miss Jennie klotz, sisters Of Messrs. W. F. and Rudy KlotZ, arrived the first of the week from Pinckneyville, Ill.,, their household goods preceding them and arriving Saturday. The family has moved into the cottage next door east of MT. Wm, Partridge We welcome Miss Jennie to Forrest City, and hope she will be pleased to reside here. She stopped in Memphis for couple of days to visit her brother, Mir. A. c. klotz.
 Letters and telegrams received in this city by relatives and friends of the party contain the news that Messrs. Jas. Russell, A. ]. Vaccaro, Chas. Lewis and II. K Becker of this city. who left here "Wednesday morn- ing. July 9th, for cross country automobile trip, with Chicago as their destination, had reached St Louis on their return trip and will ship the car from that city by rail, and take a steam boat themselves for Memphis, and expect to arrive here tomorrow or Sunday. Tn another place in this paper is printed letter from Capt Russell describing the trip from Nash vile, Tenn, to Chicago, and a clipping from the Indianapolis News, telling of the arrival of the party in that city. The gentlemen have enjoyed the trip immensely. They were all enthu- siastic road boosters anyway, and it is confidently expected that when they return they will be more enthused than ever on the subject. The trip was made in a thirty horse power Stoddard- Dayton touring car, belong ing to Messrs Lewis and Becker, and driven by the last named gentleman.