The Forrest City times., 1912-05-10
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 Mr. l. T. Young. of Palestine. was in the city Thursday on business and mingling with friends.
 1 MT. W. B. Folsom. editor and pro- prietor Of the Brinkley Argus, was in the city Wednesday on business.
 We have the silk and the Cotton Noile, solid and silk stripe. Sl quality at 45 cents per yard. The Warshay- sky Store.
 MT F.. s Reese. Of Louisville. ken lucky. spent Saturday and Sunday iu the city. a guest of his sister Mrs NJ. Dickerson.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Winfield and k. Il Jr.. of Augusta arrived this morning 10 visit fer season with honefolk. reltiyes and friends
 WANTED-Five hundred half grown cats-200 white, Io0 black, loo yellow balance black and white spot ted. II. R. Neblet5. The Grocer
 JUST RECEIVED - Ten dozen Cotton Corduroy High Top Skirts. a beautiful high grade line of Sl.9s and Sl.50 Skirts, The WaTshaysky Store.
 We have just gotten in 200 Drum mer'S Sample Dresses, suitable for afternoon and evening wear, and also an elegant line of wash dresses. The Narshavsky Store.
 There will be } meeting of the For rest City Retail Merchants Ass0cia- tioH held next Thursday night ae the city hall. and the members are re- uested to be present.
 Mrs. F. T. Colt, of Oklahoma City, sister of Capt. Jas Russell of this. city, arrived last week to attend the we'd ding of her neice, Miss Lucille Russell to MT. W. B. Mann, Jr.
 We have the white duck and kid pumps for the ladies. and an elegant line of Walkin Sample shoes in all shapes, sizes and feathers, for men and boys The Warshavsky Store.
 Mrs Dan Hunter, of Argenta, was in the city few days this week, looking after her property interests and try ing to avoid her many friends who would insist on her pr0longing her visit indefinitely. She returned home this morning.
 Miss Marguerite Spear. of Chat, tanooga, and Miss Kuna Mai Polk. of Memphis, who were attendants at the Mann Russell wedding. and who, for several days had been visiting in Mar1anna, left Tharsday morning for their Tennessee homes.
 The ladies of the Knights and La dies of Honor are serying cream on the lawn of the Hotel Marion this afternoon and tonight, to raise funds fer the purpose Oi derraying the ex- penses of their drill team on a trip to the Grand Lodge meeting at Jonesbo- TO Tuesday next.
 Mrs. C. B. Palmer. the wife of a well known merchant of Little Rock. Ark, always recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, and says: My little boy, when he had the measles, had 3 severe cough which grew so bad he could not sleep nights. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound completely cured him. He has not been bothered since" J. T. Sanders.
 If you want to bay or build a house anywhere-if you own lot and want to build thereon-if yoG want to borrow money on business or resi- dence property already owned, or to improve property you have any building or house owning. ideas mhat. ever get in eeueh with James L. Hawk. office in Psttns Building, and you will hnd that we are in position to help you get what you want.
 Sheriff Marshall Ford. of Lee county passed through the city Sun day morning enroute Co Little Rock, where lie was taking | negro, Arthur Jones, to serve life sentence in the penitentiary. Jones had been con- victed of murder for the killing of Deputy Sheriff Mark E. Yarbrough on September 50, l9ll, and was sen fenced to hang on May ;. but this sentence was commuted to life im- prisonment by the governor. upon a petition from the people of Lee county.
 Mrs. w. II. Alley has as her guest this week Mrs. T. G. Harrison, of Memphis, who arrived Tuesday Mrs Harrison will be remembered as Miss Hattie Fletcher who formerly resided here, and who has many warm friends in this city. In honor of Mrs. Harri- son and Mrs. F.. T. Colt, of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Alley threw open the doors of her hospitable home Wednesday afternoon, and charmingly entertain ed large gathering of the old time friends of these two ladies A delight ful afternoon was spent, conversation, "reminiscences and music helping to while away the hours.
 Notice New Board of Health.