The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06

I. r. Court. MT. Pryor was also over. The jury awarded the Plaintiff SIPS net, and Pryor was given the cost bill to pay. It would have been much cheaper and better for all parties If they had settled their rights by arbitration and out of court.
 Messrs s. P. and Chas. Mcdaniel. pr. D. A. Pelton, Henry German, Ed Wolfe, A Nimocks, Frank Strecker, MT. and Mrs J. W. Barnhart, little Miss Mary Joe Barnhart were guests Sunday at the Crescent Club Be- sides these a number of visitors came up from the Tennessaw Club Satur- day evening, and visited with the Crescent folks and enjoyed few hours very pleasantly in dancing to Nictrola music.
 T. L. Parks, Murryville, Ga, Route 1, is in his 19Td year. and was recent ly cured of bad kidney and bladder trouble. He says himself have suffered with my kidneys. My back ached and l was annoyed with blad- der Irregularities. can truthfully say one 50c bottle of Foley Kidney Pills cured me entirely They con tain no habit forming drugs !. T. Sander.
 Bathe the face and hands of per son sick with fever with Darby's Prophylactic Fluid in a little water It reduces the fever, allays irritation and reviveS the patient wonderfully. Apply the Fluid to a cut. sore or wound. It heals in half the time re- lquired by an ordinary iniment. Take it internally for cramps, collie or dy- sentery. It is marvellous relieving remedy. Price 50 cts per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store
 Mrs. w F. Williams, her daughters Miss Bessie May, Sweetie and Baby Williams, and sons, Robin. Russell and Mallory have moved to Memphis. where they will reside in the future, Mrs. Williams making the change in order to give the children advantage of better school facilities. The house hold goods were sent over last Friday afternoon, MT. Russell Williams ac- companying them. Mrs. Williams and the other boys and Miss Bessie May going over Monday morning. We regret to see this excellent family leave Forrest City, but wish them much pleasure in their new home. The entertainment given last Fri day night at the Imperial Theatre by the young ladies of the Monday Musical Club in connec ction with MT. Malouf's splendid moving pictures, for the benefit of the Band stand fund, was quite successful affair. The romantic story of Dora 1 Thorne was given in the pictures. and were the best we have seen al this popular amusement center. A very creditable program of vocal and instrumental music was rendered and the performers were the recipients of urstinted applause, and almost every number was heartily encored They realized SLID net toward the Band stand fund, and will probably give some other entertainments soon.
 Miss Edith Nadakin, who has beer spending the summer here with hei father and family, left yesterday for Cincinnati where she will enter tht Cincinnati Conservatory of Musit and take the full first year course @ that splendid institution in voice anC piano instruction with view. if sh, proves to have the talent, of takin. the complete Artists course She I. deeply grateful to her friends il Forrest City for the many hearty ex pressions of approval of her efforts tt afford them pleasure at the severa musical entertainments in which SHe has participated during her vacation and will endeayor to merit in tn, highest degree their confidence il her ability.
 Mrs. j. +. Bass and little son. Paul returned "Wednesday from Walnut Ridge, where Mrs. Bass had been at tending the bedside of her mother Mrs. E k. Baber. who had beef seriously ill for about three months The good lady. passed away Sunda, morning. and was buried Monday il the Walnut Ridge cemetery. De ceased had visited MT and Mrs BaS, here several times ill the past. ane was known to quite number of oul people, all of whom will regret tl hear of her untimely taking ofl. ane will join The Times in extending sincere sympathy and condolence tC the bereaved family. Besides Mrs Bass two other daughters and foul sons survive her.
 At meeting of the Elks Iasr Tuesday night, al which there were present about twenty members. tht question of building an Elks' Home was discussed and d straw vote taker as to whether to rent or build and as to where to build. All but five favored building on the South Sid, al the corner now occupied b, Hatcher's Livery barn. There vii be another meeting next Tuesda, night at which time it is desired that all members be present. a, official action will be taken on tn, matter. The building of an Elks Home in this city will be great boost for the town, and owners O desirable sites should encourage tbt building by offering their holdings a, current values.