The Forrest City times., 1911-03-31
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

Blanche Pope, of Forrest City, spent several days this week in the city the guests of their uncle, J. W. Williams.
 Miss May Vincent, of Colt, spent a lew days in this city visiting her friend, Miss Pauline Cobb, who had recently visited Miss Vincent.
 Mrs. w. II. Lewis, who had been visiting friends at Bald Knob. srent Sunday night and Monday in t.As olS with her friend, Mrs. A. F.. Pope. Mrs Lewis was enroute to her home at Forrest City.
 Mrs. Emma Mosely and Mrs. W. T. Sanders and little son, Harry, of For rest City, are spending a few days in this city visiting relatives and friends. -Wynne Progress.
 Miss Elizabeth Gatling, of Forrest City, was week end visitor of Miss Ruth Lynch. Miss Calling has many friends and admirers here, he having taught in our public school last year.
 Mrs. J. D. McGregor and baby spent Wednesday in Forrest City the guest of relatives. Cotton Plant Arkansas.
 The Forrest City Times makes rather good case against the census bureau when it calls attention to the fact that the census enumerators found in St. Francis county ,, ,S36 men 2l years of age and over, whereas the St. Francis county tax assessor last year assessed 6, ,2O9 polls, 373 more men than the census enumerators found in the county this year.-Paragould Soli- phone. Henry German, of Forrest City, was here visiting friends last week. Searcy News.
 Mrs. Elmo Hudson, of Forrest City, who has been the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John w. Jones, since Sunday, returned home last night.
 Judge II. F. Hutton, who has been unwell for the past two weeks and narrowly escaped an attack of pneu- monia, was unable to go to Forrest City Monday to preside over the St. Francis circuit court, which convened that morning. Judge J. s. Thomas, of Clarendon, was elected special judge to preside during Judge Hutton's ab- sence. Judge Hutton hopes to be well enough to go to Forrest City the first of the week.
 Dr. Glover Kirby, of Mississippi, is in Marianna this week and will spend some time here. Dr. Kirby is a brother of Ben K. Kirby, the promi- nent Lee county planter, who was as- sassinated one night last summer near his home on the Red Oak plantation pr. Kirbys mission here is to attend the trial of the parties charged with | his brothers assassination, which comes up next Monday in Forrest City, where the case was taken on change of venue.-Marianna Index. Mrs. w. A. Delano, of Forrest City, was in the city last week visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Delano. MT. Ernest Beck was a visitor to Forrest City Saturday. Marianna Democrat.
 Mrs. Elmo Hudson, who had been in this city for two or three days on a visit to relatives, left Wednesday night for her home in Forrest City. Max Rotholz left Tuesday morning for Memphis and expected to go from there to Mississippi.
 w. A. Morrow was in the city Mon- day calling on the four trade.
 Gug R. and W. Aston Johnston left Monday morning for Widener, where they have accepted big job of sur veying,
 R. E. Hudson, of Forrest City, spent Sunday in this city with relatives. Elmo shows signs of prosperity, which are pleasing to his hosts of friends.
 Miss Lucille Russell spent Sunday and Monday in the city, guest at the home of Mrs. NJ II. Ford.-Lee Coun, tv Conrior