The Forrest City times., 1912-01-19

oi friends i'll Brinkiey last week.
 MT. Sam Green. popular piano salesman out of Memphis. was a social visitor in the city Sunday
 Prof. T. C. Nall, of Wheatley. was visitor in the city Saturday. on business and mingling with friends.
 Fresh Seeded Raisins. Currants. Dates. Figs, Layer Raisins. Citron. etc, at Lawrence's Grocery. Phone DIS.
 our patrons will please put their milk bottles on the outside, to facili- tate delivery. $. B. Trapp, Purity Dairy.
 Delicious Fancy Candies. fresh and fine, just received from the factory, at Try it.
 MT and Mrs. Riley Hendricks. of Nldener, were in the tie city Wed hesdav on business and mingling with friends.
 Exchange the old nose piece on your glasses for d modern one-it's worth while. \. D. Boyle, Optician and Jeweler.
 MT. Jesse Wilder, who has been in Madison, came over Friday night and IS visiting with his mother and other friends.
 We have already received our new spring line of skirts and handsome line of ladies and gents shoes. The Warshaysky Store.
 If YOU want q really delicious cup of coffee, try the Lipton Coffee now for sale by W. L. Lawrence. the Grocer. Phone 2is.
 Mr R. L. Stockard, of BrinkIey. spent Saturday night and Sunday in the city with his parents. NIT. and Mrs. ]. F. Stockard.
 MT Raleigh Robuck, genial and popular timberman, of Haynes, was Ill the city Monday on business, and mingling with friends
 Brakeman Pat Folbre. who has been laid up for several weeks. re- samed his duties on the local switch crew Monday morning.
 Mr. \. E. Kelley, of Lonoke, came over Saturday evening and spent sunday with his family. returning to Lonoke Monday morning
 If you did not attend the Sale. You will be astonished to see how much the hig Gut Price Sale at the War. shdYsky Store was appreciated.
 Call and see the plat of our new ad- ditlon 10 the city of Forrest City Lots now offered for sale Eugene Williams at Bank of Forrest City
 NIT. and Mrs. sam D. Hall. who had been spending several days with Mir. Halls homefolks and friends near Nideher. returned home Tuesday.
 FOR SALE-250 loads of good manure no trash 25 cents per load on the ground, or 75 cents per load, delivered See T. Q Brien or phone 9E
 As cheap as gasoline or steam. hundred times as simple, and thou sand times safer the electric motor See the City Water X Light Company man.
 Mr and Mrs. Elmo Hudson have ented and moved into the Rainbolt house on Cross street. We welcome this estimable family 10 the South side.
 Dr !. C. Reynolds. of Colt, was in the city Monday on business and mingling with friends. and while here ,,Ia office.
 Col S. E. Sweet. of the Garden of Eden, alias Griggs township, was in the city Tuesday attending the Far mers Institute, and mingling with friends.
 MT Eugene Williams. treasurer of the St. Francis Levee Board and Mr Tom Buford. member. attended a meeting of that body held at Marion Monday.
 MT. A. !. Naccaro went over to Brinkley "Wednesday afternoon 10 at tend and assist in the installation Of new EIks lodge i'll that hustling little city
 " A N Tli \ Iiupptlo ol renter lOl l5 acres more or less of good land between the Crescent and Tennesaw Club Houses. Address N. NJ. Starks. Forrest City.
 Mrs. Chas. Waterman, who is now teaching school at Round Pond, came over Friday evening 10 spend the weekend with her mother and fela- tiyes and friends.
 FOR SALE-Ideal suburban home: broom house, cellar. cistern, we'll one To five acres set t0choiee fruit and vines adjoining city Inquire Of (. G Weier. city.
 FOR RENT \ new dve-room house with bath room, front and back porches. city water and sewerage good stable, lot and garden. Apply to r. e. Fitzpatrick
 Mr. Wm. nayi>.=0f Beaumont, Tex as. who has been visiting in the home ol his uncle Mr NJ Davis. and family for several weeks returned To his 1tpVaS home Monday