The Forrest City times., 1912-09-20

AOA btAN SCib VI III SOss 1lii HUI IBGA Us that he had ginned one bale so far this season.
 MT. Harve Wheeler, of Madison. was a ganial visitor in town Tuesday, driving over in his handsome new auto. He gave the Southside a pleasant call.
 Mr. ]. B. Hall, of Wheatley. was in town on business Tuesday He gave us much appreciated call, and has our thanks for renewal of subscription to The Times
 MT. Ralph Hurley, of Byhalia. has been a handsome and genial visitor to relatives and friends in the city for several days this week and a guest of his brother, MT. Bum Fur ley.
 The local camp of Woodmen at Pine Tree will have unyeiing cere- mony at the Ellis cemetery on the 29th, and have extended cordial in- vitation to the Forrest City Camp to attend
 MT Ed Mallory has been appointed Levee Tax Collector for St. Francis county, vice MT. O. P Wolfe, deceased. He has a notice in this issue that taxes are now due and must be paid within thirty days.
 Hon. H. F. Roles0n. of Marianna. was in the city the hrst of the week on business in the circuit court. He gave us pleasant cal and las our thanks for favors
 Mr. $. NJ Wassell, of Little Rock. court stenographer, arrived Monday and is filling his position with his usual "neatness and dispatch He gave us pleasant call Monday.
 Judge Il N Hutton, of Mariana. arrived Monday to hold the Septem- Der term of the St Francis county circuit court Ills many friends are 1 glad t0 see him looking >0 well
 Mr Walter Coffin formerly train l m3Stei and later agent for fHe Iron I Mountain at Nynne and now a eaBu- ] lar conductor on that road. vas in l town Tuesday on business tar bis company in tie circuit court.
 Attention is directed to tae an. sN+ HN u isfaA A l k, of their Fall Opening of tHelr .a- l dies Department. aud that the exact date vii be given in the next issue of Ihe Times, Wait and zee their splendid new lines.
 Mis, Annie Pearson, who k visit i ing relatives and friends at Harts- i horne, Oklahoma. is expected To re l turn home next week She k enj0y- i ing her visit to the utmost. though her aunt, Mrs. W l. Prude, has been 1 suffering intensely from a very severe bite of poisonous spider.
 Prof James NJ. Wilson. County Ex- aminer, is holding examination in Judge iatling's office 10 determine the professional qualifications of per. sons desiring to teach in the public schools of St. Francis county There are six teachers taking the examina- tiOn.
 Tomorrow is Yom kippur. or Day of Atonement, great religious hoh- day which will be observed as usual l by all Of our Jewish citizens. All of their places Of business will be closed at six o'clock this evening and re- main closed until six o'clock tom6r. row evening.
 Mrs. Narshavsky wishes to an. noanee that she received a telegram today from St. Louis from the New
 ! ork drummers, telling her to come at once. They are saving for her POO Sample Dresses and Swell Tailored Suits. In addition to the big stock that MT. Warshasyky. has already bought, and which is now arriving daily, she will leave Sunday for St, Louis to purchase full line of these beautiful Sample garments She ad- vises the ladies to wait-for when she returns, there will be something doing.
 Mrs. Lucy Word and daughter, Mrs. A. B. Lippmann and Little Misses Lucy Katherine, Mary Ford, Virginia Lee Lippmann, arrived Sunday from their home in Augusta, and are de- l lightful guests of Mrs. Alice Taylor and other relatives and friends. They will return home Sunday to put the children in school.
 Corporal s E. Sweet was in town Monday and a spectator at the court | house. About l0:30 he was taken i'll with vertigo and fever and rested at the Forrest City hotel until pr. Rush was summoned. The doctor brought his auto, carried Col Sweet to his (Rush's) residence, and afterwards carried him to his home in Widener in the car. We understand that he is better now.
 For Those Gold Suppers-