The Forrest City times., 1912-05-31

MT Dan Kauerauf spent Sunday in trip. ,'N p'o ''' VI '
 Dr. N. P. Beauchamp. of Wbeatley was in the city Sunday visiting with friends. '''' MT George Doris, of Colt. was in the city Monday on business and mlngllng with friends.
 Every mother should attend the Mother's Meeting at the courthouse Tuesday, June 4th, at pm.
 Prof. T. c. Nall, of WheatIey. was Tn the city Saturday and Sunday. on business and visiting with friends.
 Prof Joe A. Youngblood spent Mon. day afternoon and Tuesday in Claren. don, on business and social visit.
 Mrs. S. II Birmingham and baby lett Thursday for weeks visit with relatives and friends in Memphis.
 Mrs. ". S. Graham. who had heen spending several weeks at home. Jeff
 iH0i iiiHs Ioi HUI springs. Ladies Shoes for Spring wear.- complete new line now on display at 0ssell-Graham- A lders0n Company.
 Miss Corinne McAlexander. of Mari anna. arrived the hrst of the week. and IS guest of Miss Nell German. Boy knickerbOcker and knee pants, 1uil peg top, sizes Gp 10 r years fussell-Graham-A lderson Company.
 Master Hugh Murphree. went over 10 Wheatley, Tuesday afternoon 10 visit relatives and friends for few weeks
 Miss Beatrice McDaDiel spent seYefal days in the city this week. a charming guest of Miss Elizabe Davis.
 NIT. Joe Campbell, Of Caldwell. was in the city Monday morning on busi- ness, and was pleasant caller at The Times office
 Conductor Geo. Geoghegan, of the Rock Island. spent Saturday even. ing and Sunday in the city visiting with friends.
 MT. J. NJ. Crabtree, of Widener. was q business visitor in the city Monday. and was registered at the Hote Fisher.
 For the convenience of our custo- merS We carry lime for sanitary par- poses in Joe, l5c and 25c packages. Scott & Ferguson.
 MT John Myers, who is HOW running on the local freight, spent Saturday evening and Sunday in the city with his family.
 MT. sam D. Green. of Memphis. came over Sunday. and spent several days in the city on business and mingling with friends.
 Miss Lillian Bernard will leave soon for Senatobia. Mississippi, where she intends spending the summer with re atiyes aud friends
 NIT. Paris German came 1p from lis plantation al Lulu, Saturday night and spent Sunday in the city with homefolk and friends
 Ladies Spring Footwear in pumps. ties and oxfords, black, tan white and suede nnw on display FusseH- Graham-A lderson Company
 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.
 The best lawn swing sold fer the money anywhere. Solid Oak. High back 10 seat-large and roomy only S5.j0. Forrest City Furniture Co.
 TAKEN Wednesday. May 22 off of range on T Tani sm9l gray mare branded !. J on left hip Apply 10 S. r. Mcdaniel, Forrest City Ark.
 The citizens are answering very promptly 10 the sanitary call. Every where can be seen piles of tin eaHs and rubbish, awaiting the city wagon
 NIT. Atkins Johnson, of Riyeryiew, was ill the city Friday evening, hay- ing come up to attend meeting of tue Crescent club held that evening.
 ~ NiCp' A1I S14i+ fOHbl0l Setite4ilaii at Brandon. Baugh X Company left Wednesday for Memphis to visit for q season and to cooperate his health.
 Nr. Joe Worleya who is helping build new city jail at Cotton Plant, came over saturday evening and spent Sunday in the city with Mrs Morley.
 Mrs. O. L. Cisco and the children left Wednesday morning for Wheat ley, where MT. Cisco is now employed and where they will in future make their home.
 The large concrete reservoir at the City Water X Light Plant is being cleaned out this week, the smaller tank being used while the cleaning is being done.
 Admiral F NJ Chaney, of Madison was in the city yesterday on business mixing with friends, and seeing 10 it