The Forrest City times., 1911-08-25

NIT. and Mrs. F. C. old went to St. Louis Saturday night to visit her parents. Nr. and Mrs Nash. MT 0ld returned "Wednesday and Mrs. Old remained to srend month in visiting.
 Mrs. B. N. Lewis and handsome little son. Edward. left last Friday morning in company with Miss Mil. dred Perkins. t0 visit for q season with the Perkins family in Deering, Missouri.
 Misses Helen James and Dorothy Lockhart, of Clarendon. who have been charming guests of Miss Mary York, left yesterday morning for their home much 10 the rsgret of numerous friends made during their stay here.
 Mrs. $. E. Trapp and son. sid, and mother. Mrs. Mollie Mcdaniel, left Chicago "Wednesday and are now at Waukesha. a noted health resort and spring in Wisconsin Mrs, Trapp will probably return home next week. They are enjoying their visit i'm mensely.
 The races yesterday afternoon drew an immense crowd of from 3o0o to lou spectators. aud iii the main were enjoyable. Happening 50 late in the week we are unable 10 give our read CTS the results. or do the occasion justice in to-days paper, but will give full particulars next week.
 School begins soon and the boys ta.-f atar t.s# suit fer winter We have them in all sizes. cpIors and fabrics. and are offering them at bargain prices. MT. Rowland has charge of this depart ment. See him. or ally of the other salesmen will show you through and pc 2 ad 10 give your wants their most courteous attention. We invite you to give us call and get our prices. FuSsell-G raham-A lderson Company.
 The first open boil of cotton was laid on our desk Monday, but ill fact il had been open for several days, be- fore being brought 10 town by NIT. W. G. smith, customer of Brandon, BaGgh x Co.,, who lives on the Pear son place about a mile and half Northeast of town, where he has 2o
 
 and is looking fine He says there are quite number of open bols. and that he thinks he will get a bale out by the 10th. Remember that we are going to send THE TIMES r. months free 10 the man who raises and brings in the first bale this season
 Hon. T. C. Caraway. of jouesboro. prosecuting attorney Of the Second Judicial District. and quite all able attorney and self made man ot con siderable prominence was in the city Wednesday getting acquainted With the voters and incidentally annoanc- ing his candidacy to succeed Hon. R. B. Macon as congressman from this the First Congressional District of Arkansas. He gave Us very pleasant call and We were 7 ,ad To make his ac- qQaintance
 A picked team from this city de. feated the New Castle team uu Thurs day of last week in an interesting game played at barbecue and picnic given by the good people of New 1 Castle Score. to | The teams lined mp as follows: Forrest City | Win Haven. ss: Joe Moore. 3b. Leo Grobmyer, 2b; James Gillian. lb: 1 Weston Payne. cf; taHl Johnson. if. King Brady. (: GHas Walker, IT: Wa ter PreWett. D Ne" GastIe-W l.. Allen >s: Smith. cf: Boseman swan. 2o: John Farr.. If: l.. Lawson [. Boone. C. Milton. 3b: F. Faust. lb. Mouge. E :; tmpires Deyasier aud Beck.
 The city authorities have been con ferring with officials If tHe Rock Island this week about pUttiHg in q i 36-inch sewer or dram along their right of way from the east side 0f l izard street To d point just east ef tie Iron Mountain track on Front street. The official has promised that his company would put the sewer in. This has been nes ded for many years. aS at present and during al that time there has been only one 24inch sewer. and this has never been Aa5f large enough tO carry oil the surface water. which at every recurring hard rain, floods the tracks and the public square adjacent thereto.