The Forrest City times., 1911-10-20
Heinz Hot Blast Heating Stoves The stoves of merit, for sale by Forrest City furnitvre Co.

ASfhG AAVe DAoot hSoSAu6 otVvSo The stoves of merit, for sale by Forrest City furnitvre Co.
 The case Of Mamie A Hoshall, ct al, vs. John NJ. Brown, Administrator of Hiram Evans estate, ct al. has been set for oral argument in the Supreme Court of Arkansas on Mon day, Nov. :. 1911.
 MT. Lon Slaughter. prosperous planter and business man of Pales- tine. was in the city Tuesday on business, and mingling with friends He was pleasant caller at The Times office while here and has our thanks for substantial order of job work.
 Mr. A B. Hicks, formerly with Mr. A. D. Boyle. during the illness of MT. GustafSon. has resigned his situation and left Tuesday morning to visit his parents at LaGrange, be fore going to Obion, Tennessee. where he has accepted lucrative situation.
 MT. John J. Barron was in town on Thursday of last week, and was quite i'll. The sale of stock. etc. advertised bg nm iluA No tN BoSl pOAiNh Oii ilOOdil of high water in Cow Bayou and Ho- wards Slough. which made it impossi- ble to get the stock out of the bottom
 Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hoshall. Mrs. Sallie Dillworth. Of Memphis, and Mrs. C.. l.. Jackson left "Wednesday morning for the Crescent Club House on old River to spend few days fishing. They were accompanied by Messrs \. D. Mcdaniel and Clarence Hines.
 Mrs. D. l Hunter, of Argenta. arrived Tuesday on business and to visit and miugle with friends Tor q few days. She has warm place in her heart for Forrest City and it's pe0- ole. and has many good friends here al of whom have been very glad tC see her.
 II is time to look around and select your new fail suit and oyefeoat. We have very extensive line of Men and Boys Clothing, and would like an op- portunity To show you through cur stock Come and see Us if YOU want clothing. Fusseii-tiraham \ AderSoa Company.
 STOLEN From tie Chronicle of. flee, Thursday night. october l9. one black imitation alligator suit case Owner has reason to believe that same was pawned in Forrest City. Liberal reward for information leading to re eovery of same. S. B. Kelley, Chron- icle office,
 Hon. T. 0. Fitzpatrick was joined here by Mir. French. postmaster at Harrisburg, and they went to Little Rock to attend the Postmasters Con- yention. which was in session on 0e- tober T. and Is, returning "Wednesday night. They had most pleasant and profitable time
 Mrs NJ. lSaacs and charming daughter, Miss Norma, left Wednes- day night for St Louis, where Mir Phil is attending the School of Medi- cine, and where they will reside un- til next June. We regret to lose them, and wish them much pleasure of their new home.
 The fence has been removed from the door yard of the home now Occu- pied by Judge John Gatling and fami- ly, and tha grass and weeds cut and removed, and it looks like an entirely different place, and very pretty indeed It is certainly very great and grati- lying improvement
 We have just received a large ship ment of new Fall and Winter Cloth. ing. It is handsomely made up of the most popular cloths. in latest styles. colors and weaves. We want to sell you suit. Come around and let Us show you our stock anyway. Fussel- A ldeFson Co.
 The Crossett Shoes for men, and Helming-McKenZie Shoes for ladies. are so well known that they need no introduction nor words of commenda. tion-they are simply perfection in style, comfort, quality and price. Our new fall lines are now ready for your inspection. Brandon. Baugh X O.
 There are scores of strangers in town all the time-or else the town Is getting 10 big for us. as about half the people We meet are unknown To us now, while formerly, a few years ago, we knew every man. woman and ,hild in town and for miles around Forrest City do be growing for sure.