The Forrest City times., 1912-01-05

Mrs. E. D. Hatcher has been quite sick couple of days this week, but is better at this writing.
 NIT. Carl Gustafson. was a business and social visitor in Memphis Satur- day night. sunday and part of Mon day
 Our patrons will please put their milk bottles on the outside, to facili- tate delivery. :. B. Trapp, Purity Dairy
 Mrs. SalIie E. Rumley, Of Augusta, D ent the holidays here with her brother, MT T. W McClendon, and family.
 Miss Mary and Grace Norfleet spent Monday and Tuesday in Mem phiS, sightseeing and on shopping expedition.
 Save your broken lenses. We can duplicate them. A, D. Boyle. optician and jeweler.
 MT. Mitchell Taylor left Wednesday 1 for Memphis, where he will take a course in one of the business colleges of that city. snns
 Mrs. A. D. Boyle. accompanied by her charming daughter, Miss Mary, spent Sunday and Sunday night in 1 WYnne, guests of relatives. a
 Mrs Henry Waterman, who since Christmas has been guest of her relatives. MT. and Mrs Jake Taylor. and family. returned to her home in Marianna Wednesday morning
 MT Dolph A Beezley, of the A. T. x T. Co. who is now working at and around Heth. was in the city Sunday and part Of Monday on visit to Mrs Beezley and on Company business.
 Mir. Tom Old, who is attending school at Philadelphia, arrived Sunday to spend latter part of his Christm holidays with his brother. MT. F. (. Old, and his friends in Forrest City. Mir. and Mrs. Rosella. of Greenville. Mississippi, ~io have been visiting their relatives. MT. and Mrs W. L. Lawrence. and Miss Lula Sinclair left Tuesday evening for their home
 Miss JeannetJe Becker, who had been visiting her parents, MT and Mrs. A. Becker and other relatives and friends in the city, left Wednes- day afternoon for New York, where she is making her home.
 Mrs. John L. Nosby, and manly little son. John L., Jr, who have Mosby's parents, Mr and Mrs ! NJ ff,s to thei. home in Memphis.
 Nils, Blanche Ilaynie. of Haynes, came up saturday evening, and was guest for the night of Misses Mabel Fisher and Nora Rowland. at the Hotel Fisher Miss IIaynie left sun day morning for Palestine 10 visit other friends.
 Don't fail 10 look up and read the handsome advertisement of The War shaysky Store in this paper They are offering some wonderful bargains. a few Of which are quoted in the ad IL will pay you 10 read the ad. and in- spect the goods.
 Mrs Tom Horney returned Wednes- day afternoon from two weeks visit. most delightfully."- spent at her old home, at Oliver Branch, Mississippi Tom spent Christmas week with Mrs Horny's relatives, and returned to this city Monday
 The Rock Island Railroad has re- gently purchased eight acres of land along their right-ofway west of Pales- tine, and will soon put their big steam shovel 10 work digging out dirt to fill in the long treStle work approach to the bridge across L'Anguille river.
 Mitchell Cockrell, of Little Rock, arrived Sunday and spent several days with his aunt, Mrs. Chas McDaniel | Mitchell has been visitor here sever 1 al times in past years, and is pleasant y remembered by numerous friends. | who are always glad to welcome him | back 10 Forrest City
 An alarm of fire was turned in Mon | day afternoon at , o'clock. oecasioned | by an incipient blaze at the residence | of MT. and Mrs. W. F. Evans. just l west of the Iron Mountain tracks | The family was away from home. and | the fire was discovered by MT. Lee Hol- | land, who turned in the alarm. The l htC stat tCt btillii DOohCdot, anu ] was supposed to have been caused by | 2 mouse carrying match there. ! Damage to the amount of about sl50 | was done.
 Prof. L E. Beadshaw. of Greenvile, ! South Carolina. arrived Sunday of | last week to visiting with friends and | on business. The professor is here | on his annual visit a custom which | lie has observed since he left here | several years ago He was pleasant | caller at The Times office. and re- | newed his subscription 10 the Old ! Reliable paper of which he has been constant reader for many years. He expects 10 return about | the first of the New Year.