The Forrest City times., 1911-08-11

The typhoid fever patients, five in number, i'll the family of Mr. NJ. F. Grary, who lives about miles west of town, are getting along very nicely. Mrs J E. Garder. who with her family came here last week to reside, is a trained nurse, and was called Wednes- day of last week to take charge. Miss sims q trained nurse of Memphis, came Sunday, to assist. and they are giving these sick friends their most careful and intelligent attention, and We hope ttey will soon be well.
 Mrs. Joe NJ. Dillon, two handsome sons, Richard and sidney and sweet little daughter HelOn Louise arrived sunday from Van Buren, Arkansas, to join Mr. Dillon, who is a sober, i'll. dustri5us, all round printer. and has recently accepted q position ao job and ad man in The Times composing room The family have rented the house on Cross street opposite Mr. < r. MCDaniel's residence, and moved there Tuesday We welcome them and hope they Wi.l ind Forrest Citya pleasant pace in which to live.
 Tie log train las been restored to Forrest Glty. and We are al happy now The engine came in yesterday morning and at once began her u,ual work switching the yards here. and making Ter daily trip to Round Pond for a train bad of lggs for the Forrest city Manufacturing Company. The crew ls lh charge of Conductor Frank Logan. with Brakemen Johnnie Myers and Pat Folbre and with Engineer Frank Sims and Fireman sam Ford in the Cab. We are glad to have the boys back with Us once again, and extend them cordial Welcom 10 Forrest City.
 Mr C S. sHue. manager of The lleth Cooperage Company, Was in the city Saturday and gave Us d pleasant call He has our thanks for substan- tial favOrS. Mr. Shue informed us it IS his desire 10 remove his family to thlS city Ill order To give his children the advantages of our fine school, provided he can secure a suitable residence. This is an excellent family and we would very much like 10 see them locate here If you have resi- dent for rent swrite to Mr Shue at Heth, giving full particulars and YOU Will perhaps secure good tenant and help your home town to increase its population and commerce,
 Mrs. Mary Anna Stephenson. eigh- ty-siX years of age, widow of the late Joln Stephenson of Memphis. mother oI the late Beverly NJ. Stephenson, a,so oI Memphis, and great aunt of Mrs ". German, of this city, died lasI fldaY night at her home at La Pfdnge, Tennessee Mir. W. r. Cor man and tls mother went over to La Orange saturday and remained until the funeral Monday. Mr German re- turning Tuesday. while his mother remained for longer visit. Mrs. stephenson s0rmerly resided in Mem pms and was member of a promi- nent family there We extend sin. cere sympathy 10 the bereaved rela-
 Representative II. Beeeher Lewis was Tn tine city "Wednesday evening AaYlng come over from Wleatley on business. Mr. Lewis tells Us that the peopIe oi that huStling little rice belt metropolis had turned out her cit lzenry enmasse on that day. and assisted the people of krinkley. and Monroe county, along the line of the N heatley- -Brinkley, road. in putting II ln good shape MT. Lewis said every store ln Nheatiy was closed. and that nearly every abie-bodied man in the iittle city turned out to do St. Francis county's part of the good work, and even To lend hand on the Monroe county part 8f the line Hnrrah for N heatley. and the good people west of the L AngaiHe, F Of such starts are Good Roads made.