The Forrest City times., 1911-12-01

Tuesday at 10 o'clock at the court house.
 Miss Fannie Conn. of Memphis, came over this morning to attend the linen shower, and participate in the kyle-J Johnson wedding ceremonies next Tuesday.
 Without opiates or harmful drugs of any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops coughs and cures colds Do not accept any substitute. l. T. Sanders.
 We have the Famous Pensiar Remedies, which we recommend and guarantee: Not the common cure all kind, but where there is a remedy for every i'll. Hatcher X Caldwell, Ph. Gs.
 We are open on Sunday from S:30 to Il o'clock. and closed until , then we open until D m. We do this so our employees can attend church and get the required rest. Hatcher & Caldwell, Ph. Gs.
 Ism it about time the Democratic Executive Committee of this county to have a meeting and set the day for the primary election, and transact such other business as may properly come before them2.
 Messrs. J s. Youmans and $. C. Mauger left last Saturday for their home in Pataskala, Ohio, after spend ing two or three weeks very pleasant ly visiting friends and making the fur and feathers fly.
 We will receive orders to be de- livered Christmas, but cannot take any orders on Christmas day as the shop will be closed. Be sure and get your order in by Saturday night. T. O'Brine's Palace Market.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter, of Gainesville, Texas, were in the city Saturday night, en route to Oxford, Miss, to visit Mrs Roberts parents, and stopped over here to visit her brother, Mir. w. w. Adams and family.
 Surveyer Fred Prewett left this morning for Round Pond, to do an extensive job of surveying for the Forrest City Box Factory. This firm has lately purchased the timber of a large teact of land 10 the northeast of Round Pond.
 The dwelling at Round Pond, occu- pied by MT. and Mrs. Charley Water man, while he is building the house for MT. Chas. Fleming, was destroyed by fire last night, and Mir. Jesse Wild CT had the misfortune to lose all of his wearing apparel.
 Squire w. s. Nugent, of four miles north of Palestine, was shaking hands with friends in town "Wednesday. He was over on business. Squire Nugent lost his wife several months ago, and is sorely bereft. We were glad to meet him and he has our kindly sym pathy.
 The stores were nearly all closed yesterday, and Thanksgiving was very generally observed in the usual man. ner-eating turkey. hunting, and thanking the Lord for His bountiful mercies. Services at the several churches were very well attended and enjoyed
 MT CooneY. who had been em- ployed with the Kansas City Bridge Company on work in the St. Francis bottom, and who has been very sick for three weeks at the Hotel Marion, k convalescent, and will leave in a few days for his home in New York stale, To recuperate.
 NIT l. A Douglas. praticaI harnc>, maker. and Mir Henry Hood have purchased tine stock and business u1 Agen. Eldridge X Go Mr. Douglas, will have charge of the business ate hr IIAAH tRi iHA iRf4a Iii gt. operations They took possession Iasl Saturday. We wish them success.
 Judge ] N storey of Harrisburg arrived yesterday on a visit To his daughter. Mrs N ! Ldnier. ane family, and win he here several days Mir. Lanier insormed us that he iS trying to get the Judge 10 locate heft and We second the motion He is an able lawyer and genia gentleman
 We are receiving Xmas goods daIly Do not purchase until Yaa have in spected oar complete line Toilet Sets, Safety and old fashioned raz0rs. Dolls, Toys af all kinds Fint hand bag~ Fine candies. Pictures and every thing in the holiday good, line. We are locking for you Hatch er X Caldwell. lt. GS
 Mr. Joe Stayton has resigned hi. position as superintendent of Roads on occOunt of bad health. and Ina, been succeeded by Mr Jake Taylor who took charge this morning. lie is now working the gang between here and Madison, and finishing up ! short stretch west of toNu. after which he will go to Colt.
 Mr. A F. Butler, who unfii recent. ly had been employed with N F. kir by k Co, has resigned that position and has purchased the market busi ness formerly conducted by NIT. Bal lard in Madison Mr Butler took charge of the new stand Thursday morning We regret Co lose the young man, but wish for him all sorts of sue. cess and prosperity in his new loca- tion.
 Mrs. A. l.. Agdelott, nee Mamie Williams. of Memphis, came over Monday from Hazen, where she lad been visiting Mir Agdelotts mother. and has been q charming guest 0f her sister, Mrs Homer Folbre. and