The Forrest City times., 1912-08-23
Post Cards I cent at Neblett's.


 D. C. Bybee. teaming contractor living at 66J Keeling Court, Canton, H., is now well id of a severe ana annoying case of kidney trouble. His back pained and he was bothered with headaches and dizzy spells. l took Foley Kidney Pills just as dr. rected and in few days 1 felt much better. My life and strength seemed to come back and l sleep we'll l am now all over my trouble and glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills Try them. J. T. Sanders.
 Senator F. W. DeRossitt returned Saturday from Missouri, where he and family had been visiting relatives and friends of Mrs. DeRossitt. Their sweet little baby girl, Elizabeth, had a malignant attack of bronchial pneumonia last week, and, for awhile, they feared she might not recover. We are glad to say, however, that after careful nursing for five days and nights, she began to improve. and when he left, was much better and out of danger.
 Pale, sickly girls who are approach ing the age of womanhood stand in need of the fine regulating and strengthening influence of DIR. SIM MONS SQUAW VINE WINE. It is well adapted To meet such condi- ti.uS and establish regularity. It G ects languidness, dull eyes, bad bf"~tl, weak digestion, and nervous ne s. II helps the sufferer through th' critical period, restores strength, al etite and a clear, rosy complexion. P'ice Sl.0 per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
 Squire W. $. Thomas, of Democrat, was in the city couple of days the first of the week on business. He was summoned to appear in Justice Turkeys court Wednesday as wit ness in the case of Green Caldwell vs. Arch Pryor in which Caldwell, who is negro, is trying to recover about two bales of cotton which he claims belonged to him, and which MT. Pry- or had sold The cotton was raised on Pryor's place. MT Naylor Hamby and MT Glascoe, also of that neigh borhoOd, were also over as witnesses. The case was postponed until next Tuesday.
 Squire Hugh Coffey, of Palestine, was in the city on business Wednes- day, and gave us a pleasant call. He has our thanks for a cash payment on his subscription, and we heartily wish others would follow his example. He reported that Mrs. c. c. Ware, of that place, died last Friday of general debility and stomach trouble, and was buried the following day in the Palestine cemetery, Rev. E. T. Ma blev, of this city, officiating at the funeral service. Mrs. Ware was about sixty years of age, and leaves hus- | ha nd t; <>f !, whom are married, to mourn their great loss. To all of these and other relatives and friends we extend our sincere sympathy and condolence in their sad bereavement.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. McDanieI, Messrs. Jim Murty, Henry German, Al Nimocks and Ed Wolfe, spent Sat urday evening and Sunday at the Crescent Club house. The first four named went down in Mr. Mes car, while Nimocks and Wolfe made the trip i'll a buggy. Their horse got out Saturday night and proceeded to come home, leaving these two young men facing piospect of walking back to Forrest City. Charley Me, however. came to their rescue by astening the buggy on behing the auto and towing them home sunday evening. Both young men are now boosting Of having made the quickest buggy trip on record from the club house 10 Forrest City-ten miles in a little less than forty minutes, and Bish is about 10 drive his little mare to death trying te make her pull the buggy as fast as did the auto.
 MT. John Nichols spent last Friday in the Horton neighborhood in com pany with Mr- George Johnson, a representative of the Waters Pierce l Oil Company. MT Nichols tells a story Of how lucky lie was. on that occasion by relating how he and Mr. Johnson were wondering where they were going to get their dinner, when they approached the hospitable home of MT. and Mrs. K. l.. Horton Here they found gathering of neighbor- hood families assembled and prepar- ing for a fish fry. They were halted here, and prevailed upon to wait and partake of dinner. MT Nichols hasn't got through talking about the good things with which they were regaled, and is of the opinion that tEe people of. that section and the Horton family, especially, are the best ever. when it comes ito taking care of the stranger within their gates
 MT. G. N Laughinghouse returned Sunday from PataSkaia, Ohio, where he had been visiting. He reports a most delightful visit, and was greatly benefited, gaining nine pounds, and came home with youth renewed and feeling like two-y -year-old. His son 1 Newman visited him while there and they hought he was his brother. He visited J :. Youmans, Brigg You mans. Sam Youmans, S c. Mauger. MT Mead and his sons and other friends, and says lie never found more kind and liberal hearted people in his life. It seemed that they could not do enough for his pleasure, and his physician and friend Dr. c. D. Watkins, soon had him on his feet, and Newman will never forget him for his kipdppCs fTo tspovU fbOca UOO1