The Forrest City times., 1912-07-19

 Me, was badly crippled with seiatic rheumatism due he says to uric acid in his blood Foley Kidney Pills en- tirely cured me and also removed numerous black specks that were continually before my eyes Foley Kidney Pills are uric acid solvent and are effective for the various forms of rheumatism. J. T. Sanders.
 The Theological school of the Epis c0pal diocese of Arkansas began a l f0ur-weeks session at the Church of the Good Shepherd on Tuesday of i this week, with choral evening ser vice. During the continuance of the school, public services will be held in the church on Tuesday and Friday evenings at o'clock, and at the usual hours on Sundays The mem- bers of the school will preach at these services.
 Aunt Martha, an aged colored woman, residing in the Russell Ad ditiOn, on IZard street extended, died without struggle Monday night while seated in rocker. on the porch of her residence, apparantly Of heart disease. Her husband was absent in Hot Springs attending lodge meeting. The remains were kindly cared for by iIer white neighb0rs.
 Misses Pearl Davis. Tommye Davis. Iva Cox and Stella Doyle, popular and energetic sehoolma ans who are al- ways seeking 10 increase their store of knowledge and better it them- selves for their vocation, returned Nednesday morning from Chicago, where they had been in attendance at the niyersity of Chicago, and the sessions of the National Educational Association.
 The Drill Team Of Forrest City Lodge No. 329 Knights and Ladies of Honor. are in receipt of an invitation from the local lodge at Marmaduke inviting them to be present next week and put on the floor work at which time they will initiate class of fifty. Owing to the absence of Captain Becker, who is in Chicago, the team was unable to accept the invitation, and request Us to extend the sincere thanks of the team for the invitation and hope at some fu- ture date to be able to assist that lodge in the initiation of another class equally as large
 Deputy SheriffS Moore, Johnson and Me Dougal, assisted by Chief of Police Davis and Night Marshal Winford, raided d negro gambling joint on Rosser steet Saturday after noon and captured Hal Smith. the n mn O lyQonDP anA and confiscated the gambling outfit. | the other negroes sl0 and costs each
 Second Trick Operator Hugh In. glis, better known as P. b. = left Tuesday night for BQtterheld to en- joy short vacation with his parents and and other hOmefolk and friends He is being relieved by Mr (. Grif- fin. P. D. has been working faith. fully since his arrival in Forrest City, and has not had a layoff We wish him pleasant vacation.
 Contractor W E. Brewer. was awarded the contract "Wednesday 10 | build handsome six.room bungalow for MT. W. W. Hughes The house Will cost somewhere in the neighbOr hood of 94o00. and will be built on the 1 lot just south Of the Neb!ett home We congratulate NIT. Hughes upon 1 the fact that lie will soon be quarter- ed with his charming family under his own vine and fig tree, and also congratulate him upon his choice of a builder.
 Messrs. Sid Trapp. sam Brittine. ham and Jas. Russell, Jr., spent Tues day and Wednesday on a fishing ex- petition at the Tennesaw Clbb. The trio caught over l50 speckled perch and trout during their two days tish- ing which it is claimed is the record catch on Old river this season. At the same time Mir. and Mrs. Edw RoleSon, Dr. D. O. Bridgforth. Mrs. J o: Bridgforth and MT. and Mrs. K. M Wilkins were also guests at the TennesaW.
 Misses Myrtle and Elizabeth Davis returned Sunday from five-weeks' western trip during which they visi. ted their sister, Mrs. E. J Barrow in fernley, Nevada, and also stopped at other points of interest in Colorado. %Noils ANC ahdf AIlLOIld, lalf0Tnla and New Mexico. The young ladies say they enjoyed their trip immense ly, had a glorious time, and returned home in good health and spirits. and still convinced that Forrest City was the best place on earth
 NIT. Dan Wylds, ("Uncle Dan" Jeff Tuesday morning for Memphis. en. route to Fernley, Nevada, where he will visit with his son, Mir. Grover Wylds, who has been out in that country for some time MT. WyIds expects to visit his other son. MT, Dan Wylds, Jr., who is now in Wash. lngton state, and to do some little prospecting and visiting around that section of the west. He expects to be gone until about October. and if he finds place that suits. he win then dispose of his property interests here and make that country his home.
 During the absence from home of MT. ]. B. Terry, who is away on an auto trip, and of Mrs. J. B. Terry. VI iS pi fpex