The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11
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terday
 Judge s. H. Mann left Tuesday morning for Marianna where he has spent a couple of days this week in attendance upon the spring term of the Lee Circuit Court.
 MISS Alma Pirtle, charming dauph- Ter ol our good friend, MT. W. O. Pir- tie' ol New Castle, spent two or three uays III tue city this week on a visif to relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Bob White. of Lake Slde, are refugeeing in this city, and nave rented a house in the Rolfe & Williams Addition, north of the city where they are keeping house.
 Messrs. W. B. Curtis and |. T. Hal. bert, two well-known business men of haynes, were circulating among their friends in this city yesterday Roth seuIieheh were here to pay taxes
 Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Shields and son. ouzette, accompanied by Gazzola Vac caro, left yesterday morning for Brink iey, where they spent the day taking lh the sights of the lOl Ranch Circus.
 MT. $; L. Hodges, the south.side tlnner, has d very attractive show window this week. It contains an iilcuoator, and thirty-twosm small chicks that are as lively as crickets, or more so, ana are admired by all who pass that way
 Ihere Is no case on record of a cough. coio or la grippe developing into bron- chl1is' pneumonia or consumption aft CT foley S Honey and Tar Compound mas been taken. The genuine is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. J. T. Sanders.
 Mrs. R. W. Benson with two of the children, Master Dock" and baby Edith, left Sunday morning for Hot springs, where the boy will be placed under treatment for rheumatic at'iic- tions, and where they will all remain for several weeks
 MT. c. A. Ahlstedt, who had snent the past ten months on a visit to the families of her daughters in Tampa Fla, arrived home the latter part of
 ast week, much to the delight of her daughter, Miss Mary, and numerous friends in this city.
 Mir. Neill Snider, of Jonesboro, who had been spending several days with relatives in Helena, stopped of in Forrest City Sunday for visit of sev- era days with relatives and friends, and is handsome guest of County Judge and Mrs. E. A. Rolfe
 Miss Mignon Knight and Miss Geor. gia MerWin, who had spent two weeks most delightfully."- on a visit to Misses Marie and Mooney Upshaw in Helena, arrived home yesterday morning much to the delight of homefolks and numerous admiring friends.
 Mrs. W. F. Eppes, of Madison. was a pleasant visitor to the city yester- day, and was a guest of her sister, Miss Lamize Prewett. While here the lady made The Times office an ap- preciated call and has our thanks for payment of her subscription
 State Land Commissioner E. G. Dye arrived home Saturday afternoon on brief visit with his mother, Mrs. F.. C. Dye, and the family of his sister, Mrs. k. w. Benson, leaving Sunday morning with his sister and two of her children on visit to Hot Springs.
 FOR SALE-10-room residence in heart Of city, with extra large and fine dining room, good lot and outhouSes, With or without complete furnishings, cheap for cash, or will sell on terms Have been offered s35 month rent. A so 3 fine cows. For further infOr- nation address | this office
 Crowds are congregated at Collector McDougal's $ office, and his large and efficient force of assistants are doing capacity work in receiving the taxes The penalty attaches April 10. but it is thought taxpayers will be given about one week more. Better pay at once, however, and avoid penalty.
 MT George W Woerner and Miss Myrtle Belle Tearse were united in marriage on Thursday, April 3, at the groom'S home iC Stuttgart The bride was formery a member of the operating force of the $. ". T. & T Co.,, in this city, and will be kindly remembered by many readers of The Times
 Miss Myrtle Davis, who had been taking a course in stenography and typewriting at the Macon-Andrews Business College in Memphis, arrived home the first of the week and will shortly open an office here for the purpose of doing public stenographic "Oi l tiC JOliS iii the young lady abundant success.
 We have very interesting write-up of the splendid entertainment given by the Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of the Methodist church at the opera house Monday night under the management of Mrs. F. k. Atkins, of Holly Grove. which it is impossible fgr us to get set up for this issue of The Times. Same will appear next week.
 Our Ladies Dress Goods Depart ment is bristling with attractive bar gains in beautiful new Wash Goods, to which the attention of the ladies is invited, Those planning Spring and Summer Gowns, are urged to make early selections, because by purchas- ing now you are assured of getting the best The FuSseN-Graham-Ald lderson Company.
 Attorney r. R. Andrews, of Helena, state democratic central committee man from this judicial district, spent Monday night in this city enroute to Little Rock. where he went to attend meeting of the committee, held for