The Forrest City times., 1912-01-26


 thing swell, just received at the Newsstand.
 Mrs. Matte Dyal, Mrs. John Will muth and Mrs. c. A. Mccormack. of Goodwin were in the city on business and mingling with friends Wednes. day.
 Mrs Lei Winsiip, of Popular Bluff. IS visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Williams, after having spent a season with her sister Mrs. Fred Atkins in Poplar Bluff.
 Capt. W. S. Thomas, Silver BilD of Democrat, was caller at The Times office Thursday. He was on his way home from Memphis. He says that his neighborhood has more mud and water than any place in the State, excepting Round Pond and Heth. In consequence of the hard times, and with view to economizing, Bill says he has undertaken the task of his life-to discharge his cook and get his wife to do the culinary act. We await the result.
 ( iarles Durham, Lovington, Iil., ha> uceeeded in finding a position cute for bed wetting. My little boy We ihe bed every night clear thro' on lie floor l tried several kinds of kidney medicine and 1 was in the drug store looking for something diff fefent to help him when l heard of Foley Kidney Pills. After he had taken them two days we could see a change and when he had taken two ( h; dc Nfo LNtt ( lz l,.N is about six weeks ago and he has not wet in bed since. " ]. T. Sanders.
 It has been learned that Attorney Fred Iarrelson who married last July to Miss Pearl Crippen of this city, and who has since been engaged in the practice of law at Warren. Arkansas, as a member of the firm of Bradham & liarrelson, will remove to Forrest City about June l, where he will form a law partenership with Attorney S. $. Hargrayes, under the firm name of Hargrayes & Harrelson. In this connection it might be perti- nent 10 note these two young men both married Forrest City ladies and that they both graduated from the law department of the University of Arkansas in 1909.
 A young man who had imbibed too , freely of the cup that cheers, Stum- bled up the steps of the telephone ex- change last Saturday night shortly before 10 o'Oclock, and as he reached the head of the stairs, staggered or fell against door opening into the exchange, forcing it nearly open. The two operators. who were on night duty were frightened out of their wits, and immediately sent out distress signals, thinking some one was try ing to break into the office. The in- truder made record time getting down stairs when the girls screamed, and afterwards came up with the crowd that gathered around the scene of excitement. He was there arrested and upon being given hear ing before Justice of the Peace Carr Tuesday morning, submitted his case, and was fined S. and cost.
 Judge and Mrs T. C. Folbre, and family were very pleasantly surprised Wednesday evening by storm Or sur prise party given at their house in honor of MT. Harold F. Forbes, of Torreon, Old Mexico, who has been guest in the Folbre home for couple of weeks. Those composing the par ty were: Misses Eva Bridgforth, Anna Mae Grobmeyer, Mary Norheet, Mildred Oursler, Messrs. Dan Kauer- aaf, Louis Mcdaniel, Chas. German. Nathan Norton, MT. Forbes. and Frank Folbre, Mrs. Homer Folbre and Mrs. W. R. Ferguson. Five Hun dred was played, refreshments were served. and quartette composed of MT. Nathan Norton. MT. Frank Fol- bre, and Miss 02rsler and Miss Bridg- forth, rendered some delightful music On Thursday, Mrs. W. R. Ferguson entertained at dinner in honor of Mr Forbes