The Forrest City times., 1912-02-02
Valentines at The Newsstand.

 Call and see the plat of our new ad. qltlon 10 the city of Forrest City. Lots now offered for sale Eugene Williams at Bank of Forrest City.
 Mrs. J. w. Willmuth. of Goodwin. was visitor in the City Tuesday. and remembe red The Great Religious Weekly in a business way. Thanks. As cheap as gasoline or steam, a hundred times as simple, and a thou sand times safer-the electric motor. See the City Water & Light Company man.
 MT. ]. K. Thomas, of Senatobia. Miss, who is now travelling out of Memphis, spent the weekend in the city guest of his sister, Mrs. II. R. | NeDlett.
 WANTED-A cropper or renter for l5 acres more or less of good land between the Crescent and Tennesaw Club Houses. Address w. NJ. Starks. Forrest City.
 FOX SALE-Ideal suburban home: broom house, cellar, cistern, we'll one 10 hve acres set to choice fruit and vines; adjoining city Inquire of C. C. Weier. city.
 Miss Mary Lou McClintock, of Marianns, came Monday morning to visit her friend, Miss Anna Roleson, and to attend the Leap Year bali given that night.
 MT. Burke Mann. of Mariana, was in the city Sunday and Monday visi- tlng with relatives and friends, and stayed over Monday evening to attend the Leap Year ball.
 Mrs. George A Hurst, with the little girl, who has been in bad health Tor some time, is spending several weeks In Hot Springs, for the benefit, Of the baby's health
 Miss Mary Lou McClintock. of Marlanna arrived Monday morning and was charming guest of friends Tn the city, remaining over 10 attend the Leap Year ball.
 FOR RENT-A new tive-room house With bath room, front and back porches, city ewater and sewerage. good stable, lot and garden Apply lO |. V. lLpdlrlck.
 Miss Bessie Johnson. of Lawyers. Virginia, arrived the first of the week. and is delightful guest in the home Of her relatives. Capt. and Mrs. T. c. Fitzpatrick and family.
 Miss Aimee Fitzpatrick, If Hem ming. Tennessee. arrived Sunday af- ternoon, and is charming guest of her relatives, Capt. and Mrs. T. c. Fitzpatriek and family.
 Mr II. E Roberts, district mana ge for the $ N. T. X T. Co.,. with headquarters in Helena, Was in the city Wednesday looking after the interests Of his company.
 Mr Ford MeCracken is acting as night clerk at the Hotel Marion dur ing the absence of MT. Jack Bicker- stan. who is confined to his room by a severe attack ot rheumatism.
 Miss Eana May Polk. of Memphis, came over Monday 10 attend the Leap Year bail given by the young ladies of the city, and k charming guest Of her friend Miss Lucille Russell
 Ladies will be pleased to see the elegant line of New Spring Ginghams: just received, comprising all the most beautiful patterns in the market Fussell-Graham-AldersOn Company
 See about installing an electric mo tcr-See how cheap it is, how simple and how safe, and yeu,lI wonder how yoa ever got along without it. Let us show you. City Water X Light Co.
 Mr. c. ] Shikle, who has been con ducting the hotel on the Southside next door to stevens Undertaking parlor has Soid out 10 MT Tom Mur- phy, who will conduct the house in the future.
 Mr IL N. Jones. of R. F. D. No. |, was in the city Saturday on business and was peasant caller at The Times office, and has our thanks for payment of years subscription to The Times.
 Mrs. A. ]. Naccaro, left Monday afternoon for Dallas, Texas, where she will visit for several weeks with her sister, then proceed to La Grange, to visit for season with niece, Mrs. Leon Brown.
 Mrs. W. S Graham, who las been sojourning in Hot Springs for several weeks and who was afflicted with painful rheumatic attack is reported as doing nicely. and almost complete ly recovered.
 Squire Hugh CoGey, of Palestine, was in the city Wednesday on busi- ness. and was pleasant caller at The Times. The squire was over to at tend tO fine marriaup If his friend