The Forrest City times., 1913-06-27

The Graham farm on the St. Fran els river, short distance below Mad. ison, got in the money in the race for the first cotton bloom. Mir. c. $. hlcer the efficient 0yerseer on this fine farm, arrived at this office "Wednesday morning with the first bloom from that locality, which was procured from the crop of Andrew Doxie. and NIT, Rice reports that his prospects for a good crop all over the place are flat tering
 Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Wheeler and family, of Madison. left Sunday oyer the Duluth-tO-the Gulf highway in their Ford car for Annapolis, ind thence to Noblesyille, where they viii spend several weeks on visit with Mr. Wheelers relatives and old-time friends. The Wheelers will start overland on the return trip home about July 10th CT 18th. The Times joins their many friends in wishing them good luck and a pleasant trip.
 Mr. E. E. Roland and wife, of St. Louis, were in the city Saturday They were making the trip by auto from their home town to Jackson. Miss, over the proposed Duluth.to- the Fuf route, and stated that the roads rom the Arkansas Missouri line south were in fine condition. no trouble whatever being encountered and that part Of the trip proving most agree able. They left the same day for Helena, where they crossed the river and entered upon the last leg of their { journey.
 1 Ladies, for your own benefit come to the Warshaysky Store this week You know l always prove what I say, My store is your store for bargains am conducting grand ten.day sale Of Ladies Wash Noiles and Lawns, also Lingerie, Wash Silks, Evepinp Dresses and Fancy Chiffons, at sharT reductions in prices including many i pretty dresses that must be sold at half the original cost These invoices have just arrived from New York and St. Louis and must be sold out al once. The Warshavsky Store
 ] Two neW automobiles have arrived in the city this seek. The first one 1 to arrive HaS Cole runabo0t and i, the property Of Mr James Ewart. oj the Ewart-Marshall Lumber Co: the other car which arrived Wednesday i. a high powered Oldsmobile, made by the Hudson people, and is the prop erty ot County Judge F. A. Rolfe
 There are now something like thirty automobiles owned in Forrest City and there are, perhaps. ten or twelve more Of our citizens who win pur chase cars within the next year o, two.
 Miss Ida NJ Mcconnell. who had
 been making her home with her sister
 Mrs. NJ F.. Bridewell, and family. lief, on Thursday of last week for Bator
 Rouge, Louisiana, where she vii
 probably reside in future Miss Me Connell has endeared herself to g
 large number Of friends here who vii
 regret her departure, and will join us in best wishes for her happiness anC | pleasant surroundings in her new home, and the hope that she may come this way again soon. Mrs Bride
 well has broken up housekeeping anC the family is boarding for the presen, with MT. and Mrs. A F.. Bride well. We regret to lose then as our neighbors. They have alway. been so kind and thoughtful, and vii be greatly missed in the Russell Addi
 tion, where they have resided for SC many years and endeared themselves to all.
 MT. and Mrs Max Oppenheim. witl thelr little daughter, and accompan ied by Mrs Goodfriend, a close per sonai friend of the family. arrived in
 Forrest City Monday night in a large touring car en route from Chicago tC
 Little Rock, where the OppenHeims Will spend several days with relatives and oldtime friends The car fin which the party was travelling reached thls city somewhat 'shot to pieces '' and was left here with the Forrest City Auto Supply Co.,, to be repaired while the tourists proceeded to Little Rock via the Rock Island route, In. cldentally it might be well to men. tion that the last time Max Opnen helm was in Forrest City he was s ! regular hobo plumber and carryjno the banner was his principal business and when he tramped out of town with a grand flourish and cheery wave of the hand, he told his friends good. bye, after the fashion of the seasoned nomad. Look at Max today: he holds membership in the Chicago Automo. | bile Club, the St. Louis Automobile Club, and is travelling about the coun. try ID luxurious touring car.