The Forrest City times., 1913-07-18

MT. and Mrs. A. D. McDaniel, of Mcdaniel, were in the city and took in the Airdome Wednesday night.
 Hon. John ". Wade of Little Rock, will address the voters at Lattimer's school house in Johnson township, on Saturday, July l9, at o'clock, in the interest of the democratic candidate for governor, Everybody is invited
 MT. E. W. Horne, of Little Rock, was mingling with friends in the city yesterday and gave us pleasant call. He was enroute home from Memphis and Marianna, and informed us that his health is now fine and that he is enjoying his vacation. Glad to see him
 Hon. s. Brundidge, of Searcy, was in the city a short while between trains Wednesday, enroute to Mari anna to hear Judge Hays speech, and was cordially welcomed by many of his friends here, a number of whom accompanied him to that city for the same purpose.
 Miss Sarah Warshavsky left yester- day morning for Memphis, and went thence to New Orleans where she will take steamer for New York City, to spend the summer. She will study music while there, and will remain about six months. We wish her much happiness and profit.
 | MT and Mrs. D. A. Beasley are the proud parents of a bouncing twelve l pound boy, who came to their home In the wee sma' hours of Monday morning. the 14th. The youngsters name is Dolph Moore, and the father, whose nerves are still little shaky, is receiving the congratulations of his | friends with marked degree of pride, self-assurance and self-Satisfaction.
 News of the happy marriage of l Miss Lizzie Adkins, charming daugh- ter of Mrs. H. G. Starcher, to Marcus Pavatt, at Widener, reached this office yesterday. The wedding was solemnized on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Justice G. w. White, of ficiating The Times joins the friends of the young people in hearty good wishes and congratulations.
 Cashier J. T. Fondren, of the Bank of Eastern Arkansas, and his lovely uddS ilLCii btSS N dliiilc DOu, 1GlU sOIl "Wednesday for Sulphur Springs and Dublin, Texas, for a visit with rel atives and friends. They will visit MT. Higginbotham, millionaire bank CT at Dublin, and family, who is a cousin of Mir Fondren. We wish them most delightful visit and safe return.
 Mrs A. R. Hammon and little son, A. R., Jr., daughter and grandson of Coroner and Mrs. J. F. Stockard, ar rived in the city Wednesday afternoon from Brinkley, on brief visit to the Stockard home. On their return to Brinkley the visitors will be accom- panied by Mrs. Hammon's SiSter-in- law, Mrs. Will Stark, of Hazelhurst, Miss, who is here on a visit or two or three weeks with relatives and friends
 The Times is glad to note that Mir. T. C. Green, capable salesman with Russell Graham Alderson Company. who had been very sick with fever for several weeks, was able to be up, and take little exercise in the open air in buggy last week, and is again on duty now at the store. Hope he will continue to improve, and soon be en- tirely restored to his usual good health and strength
 MT. J. w. Prewett has just comple- ted most comprehensive and valua- be map of. Forrest City, which in- cludes the original survey, and also takes in all the additions, viz: the Graham x Ifowes Addition, West Ad- dition, the Russell A Addition, the Alley Subdivision the PettuS & Williams Addition and the Rolfe &5 Williams Addition. This is perhaps the best map that has ever been made of For rest City, and in itself is a strong ar gument in favor of the incorporation ,of the new additions to the city on the north