The Forrest City times., 1912-10-11

" utSllt u Call tiIt dIlbUiIDi nI the trade t0 the fact that We have just placed on our shelves the most attractive and largest line of School Shoes ever brought b Forrest City. It Is only necessary for you to see this line to admire it. It is a line that will meet every demand for style, wear comfort and price Scott X Fer guSOn.
 Judge \. H Mann. accom- panied by Mrs. Mann, visited with relatives and friends in Mafianna Monday and since that time the Judge has been vascilatiug back and forth between Marianna and Forrest City every dsy this week spending his days in Mari anna in attendance upon the fat term of inc Lee county circuit court. returning to his home nthis city every night. The Judge told I Times man this morning that it would u3t be necessary far him t9 return 10 Mari anna any m0Fe aatt Monday
 \, 4 re,l.l=at Iae recent session af the >t Francis circuit court Warden Jake fay.af : f9ad-83fking crew Has been reinforced by ten men. the same being al those convicted on criminal charges and sentenced t0 hard labor for terms ranging from one ta ayp years 13e tNa ianE term men. j. l. W. Hood and Richard Jackson. seH- teHced to t@euty-oue wears ou mar- der ChargeSs Went td Little Rock in charge Of Sheriff McDOugaj where they were turned over to the peuI- tentiary
 ! L. Edmondson. genera, foreman for the Maekay Telegraph & Cable Co.,. was in the city "Wednesday making an estimate on the cost in work and ma terlaI that vii be necessary in cut ting five new through wires into the MackaY station at this point When this improvement k made the Mac kay otlce in this city, conducted un- der the abe and efficient management Of \. D. Boyle the ieWeter. win boast a total of seven wires The Mackav Company is dong q good business in Forrest City
 In line with the action taken at the last meeting at the city council ! money has been raised by private subscription with which 10 purchase harness and live hundred feet of new hose and a horse. all looking to the proper equipment of our tire depart ment. The new hose and harness have already been purchased and there is practically enough money on nand With which 10 buy a horse to draw the hose wagon Chief McDan Tel IS Tn high feather and says he will soon be in shape to fight in the sub. eros as well as in the business dis trict.
 Mrs. J. B. Ramsey, of Memphis. nee MISS Edna Cotton, of this city, spent last week in this county, and was a guest In the homes of NIT. and Mrs. G. \. Laughinghouse and MT. and Mrs Chas. II. Sanders She returned home saturday evening, after having enioy- ca the sweet hospitaities of these lovely homes to the utmost. Miss Eona holds very warm place in the hearts of large circle of girlhood friends here, all of whom were de- lighted to see and welcome her, and note that she looks scarcely day older than in days of yore and is just as charming and yivacious as ever.
 Mrs. W. T. Sanders left Wednesday Tor Wynne to join her husband. and where they Sill reside. The house. hold goods were shipped Tuesday. The legion of friends of this estimable family here are very sorry indeed to lose them as citizens and neighbors. but will join with one accord in wish Ing Tor them the utmost happiness ana prosperity Tn their new home Mrs. Sanders Is the Grand Secretary ot the Knights and Ladies of Honor or Arkansas. an honor which she rich. ly deserves by reason of her deyotion to the Orders best interests. We nope al some future time they will return here to reside permanently.