The Forrest City times., 1912-06-14
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Ladies White Silk Hose at Scott x Ferguson's.
 All kinds of canned meats for cold suppers. Scott x Ferguson.
 Clean up, begin early and save warning from the health officer.
 The Times office is floating Old Glory to-day, in recognition Of Flag Day.
 Mr and Mrs. John Sherman and family, of Goodwin, were in the city Thursday.
 Read Health Bulletin No. }, and pay particular attention To it's ad- moniti0ns.
 Fine line of Chocolate Candies. kept fresh and cool in patent ice refrigerated show case. Scott X Fer gUson.
 A dollar or two spent in clean ing up now, beats paying cut many d6l- lars in doctors and drug store bills later on.
 Miss Blythe Gwyn. who for -tae last school session has been teaching school at Vineyard, m Lee county k at home for the simmer vacation.
 Mrs. C. E. Pettus and daughters. GeHevieFe and Evelyn, spent Thurs day in Memphis on q shopping expedi- tion, returning home the same night.
 Mrs. Ghas Cole, nee Miss Corrinne Gwyn, of LonOke. will arrive tomor- row to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs. II. B. Gwyn and other relatives and friends.
 Mrs. T. W Horney and little daughter, left Sunday for Olive will return the first of next week. and the young lady will spend the summer at Olive Branch. Mrs. Ed Allen and handsome little boy, of Marianne, who had been spending a week with Mrs. Allen s mother, Mrs. Hattie Mcknight. re- turned home Monday morning MT Allen came up from Marianne and spent Sunday with the family
 The old-time hostlery-F Forrest City HOtel-haS been completely renovated from top to bottom, every room newly papered and neatly furnished. making 1t the neateSt and clednest hotel in the city. Mir and Mrs l. F. White az ealducting the business. which is
 1'tntee that guests will be well eatez ar.
 Nh. t J Naccaro entertained on l Ilu ny evening WitA | f0Gr course lanes T for Miss Mary Ashford. of Nt p.l9. Those present beside, the ! f mil Y f. r. Alieyne RoilWage. Mary Joe Hettu~. Nesdames Samue. Chandler. .8 ulan City, Tennessee. John Grah- meyer, i W. Mallory D ( Nehb Besides tbe Iautheon two tab.es If bridge were played
 Visitors to tue C4Hb House, 9a old ElfeE and others Wia ase the foaa leading thereto. are warned n uSe ex- ! treme caution iudriying overthe road where II crosses tbe Ca~tee del along the river bank, just Suathof Mr Gordon GaeteeI s residence The river bank hete iScavJug badly. and To avoid risk of accidents it k better to keep aS far a> possible from the edge of the bank
 Misses Myrtle and Elizabeth Davis ! feit edtiesddl afternoon Tor Mem- 1 phis enroute To Fernley, Nevada, where they will visit for a month or probably longer with their sister. Mrs. F. J. Barrow. The young ladies expect to stop enr0ute at Colorado ] Springs to visit the mother of Mrs. Arthur Davis, and Ogden, ztah, to visit Miss Nellie McWhinney, a sister. They will also stop at Salt Lake City. san Francisco and other points of interest, before Fernley, and on the return trip expect to visit Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis and family at Prescott. Arizona.
 Nr. Joe Solomon. of Helena, repre- Seutiug tae Lesser-60ldman Cotton Company. and Mr Joseph New berger. of Memphis, representing tie New berger Cotton Company, were in the city Thursday and closed q deal by which their companies became the owners of the Compress Plant in th.s city, which had been owned and ape- rated by local capitalists, under the name of the Merchants X Planters Compress Company. The new owners will organize company to operate the plant. 10 be known as the Forrest City Compress Company, and the plant will be operated the coming season by them. (. A Manley. who for several years has held the uperintendency of i the plant was retained in that capa- city.