The Forrest City times., 1913-07-11
FulW00D TIMES
Fishing is hne now.

Sunday in Forrest City.
 Mrs Mac Null is improving slowly from serious abcess of the palm.
 MT. Thed Turk called on MT. Weav- CT, at Good Hope, Sunday evening
 Mss Grayce Otto had 10 spend Sun day at home nursing an injured eye
 Messrs. D. Duncan and Walter May went 10 Forrest City on business Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Tipton, of Lake, side, spent Sat turday and Sunday with friends here.
 Hubert Grant. who has good posi- tlon near Colt, spent Sunday with homefolks here.
 Little Miss Mary Turk is the proud possessor of new tricycle., presented by Grandpa Dane
 Mrs NJ. J. Alexander will leave in the morning for the mountains Of White county 10 visit friends
 MT Thomas Montgomery, of Min turn, Arkansas, left Saturday for home, going by way Oi Democrat and Memphis.
 Mrs Lillian Littleheld, and MT. and Mrs Bozeman Swan and little daugh- ter, Ruth, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida Miller and family
 AA1 " ol lC1 Au udN M O pIItl AOA AilU Miss Mary Cox left this Wednesday, morning 10 spend the Fourth with homefolks in Paragould
 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Montgomery. Mr. Lee George and Misses Inez and Vernie Marshall, of New Castle, wis tied the Null home Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arch May and inter- esting little son, Gervaise, Of Good Hope, were pleasant visitors Of MT. and Mrs. c. L. Turk, Sunday.
 MT. Fred Otto, of Colorado, Wyo- ming and other points in the West, returned 10 his home Monday morn ing, after thirteen years absence.
 Mrs. Walter Allen and daughters, Mary Betty and Eugenia, Misses Bes. sic and Frances Dennis and Miss Pearl Jordan spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnhart.
 Crops are looking fine, regardless of the hot, dry weather. We are need. ing rain badly Had quite little windstorm Saturday evening, but no ! material damage is reported
 June 30, 1913.
 | This interesting communication was received too late for last week. on account of the fact that The Times was printed one day earlier than usual. Please pardon us and write again We are always glad 10 hear from you. 1 -EDITOR.
 We had nce rain this morning. sunday School IS progressing rap idly
 Mir Thed Turk spent the Fourth in Memphis
 MT Walter Allen went to Forrest City Saturday.
 Squire D. Duncan visited friends 1 al Colt Sunday.
 It is reported that MT b. Duncan has purchased new automobile. 1 MT and Mrs. Turk have decided to Dame their little daughter Gertrude
 Capt. J. G. stern came out 10 the Duncan farm Sunday afternoon Il his auto
 MT and Mrs. Earle Brjtton, Of The 1 Bottoms. spent Sunday with MT and Mrs George Turk.
 school began yesterday morning with good attendance, and Miss Bessie Dennis as teacher
 MT. and Mrs. George Turk are re- ceiviDg congratulations over the ar rival of dainty little daughter.
 Mrs Eva Smith and children, Clara, Gladys and Joseph, left Thursday for their home in MinturD, after pro longed visit with relatives here.
 Misses Addie Null, Mary Betty Al len, Bessie and Frances Dennis and MT. Pau! Miller were pleasant guests Cf Miss Grayce Otto Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Mary Betty Allen charmingly entertained singing party CD the night Of the 4th. Those present were MI and Mrs Woods, NIT. and Mrs. Allen, NIT. and Mrs. Sh0Qse, Misses Addje Null. Emily Allen. Pear Jor- dan, Grayce Otto Frances Dennis, Matte Mae Fisher, Mary Betty Allen and Bessie Dennis: Mrs Garner. Messrs.- Kiener, Norman Hum phries, Ollie Woods, Connie Shouse, Will Sat tertield, Pau Miller, Claude Damon, Fred Woods, Henry Barnhart, Ton Mason, Wiley Hooper and others. All repoI, delightful time,
 The Fourth was calculated in every possible manDS1 at FulwOod MT. and Mrs QUO and SOD Fred. and II Turk, Nr and Mrs T. 2. Green and little daughter, Louise, and Jim and Nancy Coleman, all took Fourth. of, July dinner with Mr and Mrs D. Duncan and family In the afternoon Messrs, T E. Green George TUrk, l.. Duncan, Mary Turk, Nancy Coleman, Jim Coleman and Grayce Otto went automobiling. They went 10 New Castle t0 the residence Of Mr. Rawlisop, and Misses Lizzie Rawlison and Grace Milton came back with them 10 the Duncan farm. There Mrs Duncan, Mrs. Otto Mrs Green and daughter, Louise joined the happy party, ana aBotber flying triI was made to New Castle. Miss Grayce Ottos camera was over al Mr. Dan. can $ and an interesting snapshot was and party stayed until midnight, when they eft for their home Jn Forrest City with all good wishes fer another jolly Fourth next year
 July x. 1913. Su&fLOWEE
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