The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16

Heinz Tickling vinegar at Nebletts
 Miss Norton Prewett arrived from Newport last Friday on visit of a week or ten days with her father. Attorney ]. NJ. Prewett and her brothers, Messrs. ]. w. and Edwin. Miss Norton is now living in New port with the family of her sister. MT. and Mrs. L N Collier.
 MT. John NJ Nichols left at The Times office Tuesday morning the first open cotton boil of the 1912 crop. The boil was picked Friday morning, August 9, on the J. J. Hughes place near Haynes. We understand that crops in this section of the country are as good as they have been in years
 MT. Hugh 1nglis, formerly second trick operator at the Rock Island de- pot, returned last Thursday from Buttertield, where he had been spend ing months vacation. Mr Inglis did not resume his duties here, but instead proceeded to Heth, where he will relieve the agent there for about month.
 The L. R, Grobmyer Meat Market has installed new system, or rather an improved method of their old sys- tenn of taking care of their credit account. The system is neatly got ten up, and as explained by MT. Grob- myer, will effect quite saving in Tn time, besides being great con- yenience.
 Mrs Annie Murphree and her two little sons, Masters Hugh and Bruce, were called to Wheatley Tuesday morning on receipt of a special de- livery letter announcing the serious illness of Mrs. Murphree,s s mother-in- law, Mrs. l.. A. Murphree They re- turned the same evening and report her as getting along nicely.
 Dr. w. ]. McCauley went up to Wynne Monday morning to arrange for the installation of a large dipping vat for Mir Lee Block. The vat win be one of the largest improved model, and will have capacity of 15.0g0 gal Ions, or 1000 head of cattle per day, l ana will be patronized by large sec tion of the adjacent country.
 Robert W. Herter, Lawrenceyiile, Mo, who had been bothered with kidney trouble for two years. says: tried three different kinds of kidney l pills but with no relief My neigh bor told me to use Foley Kidney Pills l took three bottles of them. and got permanent cure. recommend them 10 everybody. J. T. Sanders.
 Monday afternoon was the regular meeting time for the Monday Musical Club, and the young ladies of that organization were slated for a meet ing with Mrs. T. W. Horney. Tn { meeting was heid as per schedule, l but on account of the funeral of Judge Foibre being held that after noon, the usual program was omitted
 Mrs. Otis Stevens and her sister Mrs. Gordon Casteel, left Wednesday morning for the home of theil parents, MT. and Mrs Bean, on Lin. den Island The ladies went via auto, going to the Crescent Club 1 house, to which point they were taken by boat 10 the head ef the island, where the Bean place is locat- ed
 MT T. A. Baford has received the plans for the handsome new residence l which he contemplate erecting The plans were drawn up by a Memphis architect, and calls for a residence to cost something between S6500 and S156o, The pans and pecifications are now in the hands Of local con tractors, who are estimating, prepara- tory to bidding on the job.
 Mr. Jesse Hillin. horseshoer at Dr. Aldrich's shop Lad the misfortune to be kicked by mule Saturday after noon tine kick landing just above his kidneys, and causing him 10 quit work. He took the evening train that day for his home in Memphis, and phone messages to Dr Aldrich say that he will probably be laid up for several days.
 The plant Of the steam laundry at l the Forrest City Ice & Coal Company. is being treated to a coat of paint in- i side and general freshening up and remOdeling all around The work was begun Monday, and the painters 1 had to put in two or three nights work in order not to delay the work of the plant. MT. Clyde Ezelle has the contract to do the work.
 Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Jones. who have been stationed here for the past two weeks, Mr. Jones having charge of construction gang of Southwes- tern Telephone iinemen, left Thurs day for TeXarkana, where he and his gang are needed to do some work. MT Jones expects to return here in about week and take up the work of stringing the new cable here.
 Mrs. A. C. Naender. accompanied by her charming daughter, Miss Leona. came over Saturday afternoon from their home in Memphis, and were guests that night of Mr. and Mrs ChaS. Mcdaniel and MT. James ]. Marty at the Crescent Club. where a most enjoyable day was spent. The ladies lived in Forrest City about five years ago. and have number of good friends barp frIav ratf4rro1