The Forrest City times., 1913-01-31

FOR RENT-Six room residence
| formerly occupied by Chas. Bernard
Apply 10 Becker Il Lewis.
Mr.. Lon White, proprietor of the
Forrest City Hotel, has accepted 8
position as collector with the 5. W
| +. & T. Co.
FOR RENT Small place to rent,
about three quarters of mile north
OF own-cheap to the right party
Apply to Mrs. Sarah Moore.
You'd be surprised at the crowds
that are taking advantage of the big
Clearing Sale now in.progress at the
Warshavsky Store.
Miss Olive Beazley and Miss Leora
Fields, two charming young lady
friends, are spending the week with
the Misses Jordan at Palestine and
Miss Dennis, teacher of the Moon
Lake school.
Come to the Newsstand for any
kind OF blank book that you are
needing. We have big stock and
good assortment. We probably have
just what you want, and If not, will
get it for you in hurry.
Mr.. Max Yof1ie, the well-known
Front street merchant, arrived home
yesterday morning from trip to
San Francisco, where he had been to
look after his extensive gold mining
interests (?) and speculate in oranges
and lemons.
Attorney Walter German, who had
spent several days the past week in
Little Rock, arrived home Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. German had been
taking considerable interest in Mr.
Robinson's candidacy for the Z. S.
senate before the Arkansas legisla-
ture.
Mr. William Grossman the popular
bookkeeper for the Forrest City
Manufacturing Co, arrived home
Sunday from brief visit to Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, where he had
been as the representative of his
company at an exporters meeting
held in that city the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. J. S. Youmans, of Pataskalla
Ohio, arrived in the city the first Of
the week on a visit to the family of
his friend Mr.. G. n. Laughinghouse
Mr.. Ioumans has a legion of good
friends in st. Francis county who are
always delighted to welcome him.
LOST-Betwee my residence and
the law office of Norton & Hughes on
the corner of Front and Washington
. 4 lila,
will pay liberal reward for the re-
turn of this necklace or any informa-
ton leading to its recovery, Mrs
Walker Winston.
Mrs. j n. Lewis nee Miss NJ. n.
Davis,) who had been suffering from
chronic appendicitis for years, was
operated on at the Baptist hospital in
Memphis the first of the week, and
The Times is pleased to note, that the
good lady is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Blanton Neel, handsome son of Mr..
). c. Neel, who is now holding down
a lucrative position with a leading
Memphis machinery company, arrived
in the city Sunday on visit Of a week
or ten DAYS to the home Of his father
and other relatives and friends.
Mr. James Gillian, is working in
the office of Circuit Clerk II W.
Payne, where he has accepted a de
putyship Mr.. Gillian is one Of the
most capable clerical men IN tne city
and, 1t goes without saying. thai the
gentleman will prove valuable man
in keeping the records accurately,
The new and handsome residence OF
Mr.. T. A Buford in the northern
part Of the city IS nearing completion
and the contractor hopes TO have the
home competed and ready for oc-
cupancy within the next two weeks
Mr.. S. p. Mcdaniel is working hard
this week 10 finish up the plumbing
contract.
Rev. Or G. H. Lockwood widely
known and beloved Episcopal minis.
ter OF Helena, passed through the
city Tuesday morning en- route home
after brief visit to Little Rock
where he had been on church business
The Times acknowledges a most
pleasant cali from the reverand gen
tleman.
The Times has a supply Of garden
seed on hand furnished US through
the agricultural department, which
we will distribute free to all our
friends who will call at this office and
make a request for same. DO not
fail TO apply for garden seed at The
Times office when in the city.
JEFF Downey, who has recently
launched draying and transfer
business in Forrest City, is engaged
this week with Mr.. NJ. +. Pickett
the timberman. Mr.. Downey has al
up-to-date team and wagon and soil
cts hauling and drayage business o.
all kinds.
Mr.. Il. c. Dalton, popular represen
tative OF the Morris Packing Co., o.
Memphis, was in the city Tuesday
morning mingling with friends, anc
has the thanks of The Times man fol-
substantial favors. The company
Mr.. Dalton represents has recently
enlarged his territory and The Time:
is pleased 10 note that lie is having