The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03

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 We wish each and all of our Jewish friends Happy and Prosperous New Year.
 Squire John M Brown. who has been in the Presbyterian hospital for several weeks is improving, and 1t is hoped he will soon be able to come home and assume his business duties
 Mrs Edward Roleson returned Sun day from Chicago and other points, where she had been visiting Edward, Jr., and friends. She is looking as happy and jolly as ever, and all are delighted to have her at home again.
 Mrs. Jeff Ramsey, of Memphis, was in the city several days this week to attend the wedding and mingling with old time friends, all of whom were delighted to see her.
 Miss Nina Block, of Wynne, has a class of twelve pupils in voice culture give lessons and mingle with her many admiring friends.
 MT Rob German has accepted sit uation witE Supt, Manley at the Con- press. Bob is an 'old hand" at the business having had considerable pre- vious experience, and we wish him success.
 Mrs. James Russell returned Tues day from month or six weeks visit to Atlantic City, IN. J. and other points of interest, and is enjoying the best of health and looking fine. Her many friends are glad to have her at home again
 The Tri-County Poultry Association is preparing to give another show here on November 10, IT, and l2 The catalogue and other printing has been given to the Times, and will be issued as soon as possible. They ex- pect to have even a better exhibition than last year, and will leave nothing undone to make it big success.
 MT. Sam Ashworth, of Rawlison, was in town on business and mingling with friends Wednesday, He was guest of MT. and Mrs L. F. Davenport while here.
 GiC "dpic c5 up dilu EOOu luOldS- SeS at Lawrence, 2iS.
 The ladies and children are invited to the Saturday afternoon Matinee at the New Imperial Theatre. Show runs continuously from 2:30 until 5:30.
 The ladies of the Methodist church gave musicale at the Imperial thea tre last night, in connection with the regular picture show, at which time the seating was taxed almost to its capacity, and everybody present seem ed to enjoy the program very much, which opened with a piano solo by Miss Cause, followed by vocal solos by Miss Genevieye PettuS, Miss Edith Nadakin and Miss Virginia Norton, and quartette by Messrs John and Ed Schlosser, A. B. Pyle and Nathan B. Norton. all of which were excellent ly "el rendered and encored
 A new firm has been established in Forrest City in the Gatling building on North Washington street This new store has opened it's doors to the public with number of the most sen sational bargains ever offered in fur niture and house furnishings and is managed by Mrs E. A Houston. as sisted by her husband, MT. Alfred Houston, two well-known citizens of the county and former residents of Widener MT. Houston informed us that choice stock of fresh groceries will be added, from which the trade will be supplied at the very lowest prices possible for cash, and invites your trade.
 The Bank of Eastern Arkansas Is making some changes in it's interior, moving the counter and railings, con- verting two rooms into one, which gives the employees more room and better light and will otherwise i'm prove with paint, paper, kalsomine or other material. the walls, etc. MT. Chas. Bohne has the contract for mak- ing the change in the fixtures, and has made splendid job of joining. It was very complicated matter re- quiring skill and expert workmanship, and he has given entire satiifaction. He has been assisted by MT. Jas Alley.
 Dr. c, s. Aldrich received last Fri day full blood Shropshire buck or ram from MT. w, F. Tubbs. Darien, Wisconsin, for MT. John Littlefield. He is beauty, and Times man was much interested to hear the Doctor recount his many fine points. This is a move in the direction of improving the sheep of this county. This buck is mutton stock rather than wool. He is not quite year old, and is as fine a specimen of his kind as we have ever seen anywhere. We are glad to sea that our farmer friends are taking re newed interest in improving their stock, and hope others will follow MT. Littleteld's example. Stock raising has come to be one of the most profit able and pleasurable avocations on earth, and farmers make mistake by not giving it more attention.
 Mrs L. J Folbre left Sunday for her home in San Antonia, aft CT spend | ing several weeks most delightfully with friends and relatives in this city. 1 While here she was a guest of Mrs. 1 Blanche Wilkins. It Is not generally l known that Mrs. Folbre has written quite number of poems, and she intends soon to have them published ! We are printing this week a short ] nOpm from her Diu written the day