The Forrest City times., 1913-04-25
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Misses Mary TatUm and Clyde Lane, ] two popular young ladies Of BriEkIey. came last Friday and remained until sunday evening as guests of Misses Nora and Leona Neier.
 Tonight al the Imperial theater. do not fail 10 see the splendid pbot0pl2y ! by Pa'ile, in two parts, The Steeple- chase This is a film that will he enjoyed by the most critical Prices , and 70 cents
 Miss Norton Prewetr. one Of this springs most attractive and popular 0ride-elects will be rendered mis- ceiaueOUS shower by her friends Mrs. George E. PetLus. Mrs William II Alley and Mrs Lauis Roliwage. on saturday, APril 26. from to6o'c}ock. at the inviting and beautiful home of Mrs. Pettus.
 Nr. and Mrs. B. F. McCrary have recently sold their handsome home and gro nds on North Forrest street. to Mir. and Mrs. Tom Green. and are now having another residence which they own. on the corner of Gar ] land and Forrest streets. enlarged aud beaatiied, into which they will re- move about May ].
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Stevens. the happy and popular bride and groom of the week, arrived home Wednesday night from a brief bat most delightful wedding trip 10 Chicago. since which time they have been surfeited with social hon0rs and compliments. and showered with good wishes and con gratulations upon every hand
 County Examiner J NJ. Wilson. of Caldwell, spent Tuesday here. He was busily engaged mailing out the supplies necessary for holding the school election to be he'd in this county on the third Saturday in May. and reports that he posted set of election supplies to the secretaries of the school boards Of the several dis tricts of the county.
 Mir Chas. Fleming, of Round Pond. spent Saturday in the city and gave out the information that lie was need ing labor badly at his place. where he was busy floating and rafting logs and was paying E oo per day for help Mr Fleming stated that the is ce of government rati0ns was hay | de moralizing effect upon labor tusoEgh- out the flooded area.
 NIT. William P. Mason, who is with the Roberts. Johnson < Rand Shoe Go. of St. Louis. arrived in the city Saturday on a visit Of a day or two with his mother. who has been crit icalIy i'll the past week or ten days. Grave fears were entertained by the family and friends Of the good lady for three or four days. but The Times is pleased 10 note that she is c0nya- lescent at this writing.
 News reached the city Tuesday to the effect that MT. Rem Webbs barn on Crowley Ridge, where Mr Webb who farms1n the bottoms. was feed ing and refugeeing some mules and horses until the high water recedes. lad been destroyed Saturday night together with fifty or sixty bushels of corn and about four tons of hay. For tunate!y none of the stock were in Jured,
 \ special train over the Rock Island out of Memphis, passed through this city yesterday morning, with num- Der of officials 0u board. who were re- tgrning to their western headqGar- ters, after trip of ins pectiDn of the Company's lines With the party were Nr. C. W. Jones. manager Ft. Worth. Mir. r. !. Eas ey, assistant manager, l. Reno: NIT. George Firmin traIn- master on tbe west end, 0f Little EacG-
 Hon T. F Wood, able editor Q: tie Ie- C nty Courier. was in Inc city V. f7e- 'ay. t0 attend the judicial dis tt.- ta 9mittee meeting. and enroute l. Lii Rock, where he went on bC>.H-~- He gave us q pleasant a i. ant " ere glad to meet him He k one 1. ab.eSt and most enthusias- Il :"u>i i.-s fpr Eastern Arkansas that Ne have. and is always welcomed by many friends when he visits Forrest City
 Mr Jim DeRo>itt. of Fishing Lake. was lu town yesterday, the first time since tue overflow. He says the Wa ter is receding. and he expects to commence planting Monday MT DeEositt kept all his men bands in the bottoms, and they have been as happy as you please. plenty of grub and nothing 10 do. and are eager to | commence work, on what is antici- pated, will be the largest crop ever raised on Fishing Lake plantation.
 Mir. II K. Becker and Dr. ]. e. Rush, as delegates from the Forrest ! City Automobile Club, left Wedues- day morning 10 attend the annual
 meeting of the State Automobile ] Association held on that date in Lit tie Rock. They are representative citizens, enthusiastic autoistS and in 1 representing the local organization al the meeting of the state body, gave q 7, most creditable account of themselves
 Reuben G Dye, commissioner of
 state lands, who las just returned tC
 bis duties in Little Rock. after a
 visit to Hot Springs says that the
 autOL0bi.istS of the state have al
 ast learned that the automobile li- Hceuse- are hand ed through that office
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