The Forrest City times., 1912-11-22

 but k now able to be out.
 If you want Go see the best of the season. go to the opera house next Wednesday night. and see The Bell Hop"
 MT. Oscar Thompson. the genial ragtime commercial tourist, was in the city on business and minging with friends yesterday.
 Quite number of our friends are making preparations to pull of lit- tie barbecue and outing at the home of Capt. Berry Russell on Thanks giving.
 Hon. Jake Shaul, of Marianna. passed through the city Thursday en route home from Memphis. where he went to accompany the remains of Mrs. Panich.
 Miss Daisy Figures, of Lexa, ar rived Wednesday of last week. for visit with friends here, and is charming and delightful guest of Miss Georgia Merwin.
 $. r. Mcdaniel and J. w. Barnhart went up to New Castle yesterday to view the model gin plant of the New Castle Gin Co.,, which is operated by large 60-horse oil engine.
 Mrs. P H. Logsdon and sweet baby daughter, Pauline, of Memphis, is spending couple of weeks in the city, guests at the home of the for mer's mother, Mrs. O. P. Wolff.
 Messrs. Henry German, A. J. Vac caro, Will Moore, and Ike Mallory were among the Forrest City contin- gent of good fellows" who took in the State Fair in Hot Springs last week.
 Miss Nellie Delano closed her school at Round Pond few days ago and is again at home, greatly to the de- light of her relatives and many friends. She says she like teaching just fine.
 Harrison Roberson, 76 years of age, one of our young friends from the Sloniker neighborhood, in Prairie township, was genial business visitor to the city yesterday, and gave us a pleasant call.
 MT. II. W. Moseley, the mayor of Round Pond, spent Sunday in this city on a visit to his family, and be- fore returning to his work Monday morning paid The Times Newsstand an appreciated call.
 Mrs. A. J. Vaccaro arrived home | "Wednesday evening from visit to friends in Hot Springs, where she enjoyed the State Fair and the many ! iNnC tnct6nnt the past two weeks.
 Col. V. B. Izard, MT. and Mrs.J. T. Fondren and Eld. and Mrs. F.. P. J. Garrott attended the meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention which met last week in Hot Springs for a session of three days. .r.=.--.. Mayor Jas. l.. Scott fell i'll Saturday and was confined to his bed three or four days. We are pleased to note, how. ever, that his Honor is up again al this writing and able to remind his friends that he is still in the race fol the Forrest City postotfice.
 Little Misses Margaret and Virginia Barrow are very much pleased over the gift of handsome new piano. which was installed at the Barrow home the first of last week. and which was a present toou little friends from their mother, Mrs. T. w. Barrow
 he Elks will hold a memorial ser vice at the Methodist church in this city on Sunday, December l. Rabb Max Samtield, of Memphis, will de liver the address on this occasion, anC the public is cordially invited to heal this distinguished preacher. Miss Clemmie Harris. who, unti recently, had been employed as sales lady at The Warshavsky Store. has accepted position at the Emporium Miss Harris is most attractive young lady and we join in wishing her success in her new position
 Tonight s program at the Imperial is winner-'.The Wooing of White Pawn. Broncho Phillips Bible" and Half a Here'-three most en tertaining films. At the price of ad mission, and 10 cents. it's a cinch the Imperial should occupy warm spot in your heart.
 MT. and Mss. l w. Moore and the children, Nirgie May and William Pat ten, arrived home Wednesday after. noon from sojourn of three weeks in Hot Springs, where the former has been under treatment for a crippled leg. Bill says he is in good health. but his leg is healing very slowly and unsatisfactorily.
 George Prewitt. one of the best far merS In the county, is taking Vaca- tion, and contemplates leaving, some. time in the near future, for Greenville Miss, where he will manage fine farm the coming year. Prewitt knows how to manage colored labor and sel dom fails to raise a good crop of cot. ton. The Times wishes the gentleman success in his new field.
 MT and Mrs H. V. Blankinship from out on Crouley Ridge, near Crow Creek. were visitors to the city last week in attendance upon the seconC annual meeting of the Tri-County