The Forrest City times., 1913-08-29

Lawrence wants to see you Monday, the lst
 Beautiful line of silver plated ice tea spoons at popular price at Neblett's.
 Miss Myrtle Davis left the first of the week for Memphis where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. John Mosby.
 l have money to loan on farm lands at low rate of interest. Terms to suit. Thomas P. Foster, Marianna, Arkansas.
 Mrs. A. N. Rawls, of Franks town ship, was shopping and visiting in the city Wednesday, and gave The Times office very pleasant call.
 Mrs. W. B. McLaren and Mrs. John Crawford, of New Castle, were visit ing and shopping in the city Tues day and gave us pleasant call
 Miss Catherine Morris, of Newport, who had been such a pleasant guest of Mrs. l. w. Mallory for a week or ten days, returned home Saturday morning.
 LOST-A bout July 30th, one ladys black handbag, containing some small change, one lady's gold open-faced Elgin watch, and few other articles. Finder return to s. l., Kirkpatrick for liberal reward.
 oil of Gladness is a scientific prep. aration requiring several weeks to manufacture. It will improve your finest finished furniture and polished floors. It is the polish oil for any mop or dust cloth Forrest City Furniture Company.
 MT. Walter H. Wilkins, who for the past two or three seasons has been employed by the Forrest City Cotton Oil Co.,, in this city, has been promoted and sent to Caldwell, where he will have the management the coming fall and winter of the gin at that point
 Mrs. Leon D, Brown and two sweet baby daughters, little Misses Olivia and Mary Alley, who had spent six weeks in this city on a most delight rul visit in the home of Mrs. Browns parents, Dr. and Mrs, W. II. Alley, returned Wednesday morning to their home in LaGrange, Texas.
 MT. Jack Burton, advance man for Kit Carson's Buffalo Ranch and Wild West Shows, has been in the city the past week making arrangements for the coming of that exhibition to For. rest City on Saturday, September 20 This is a combination circus and Wild West, and is said to be meritOriouS attraction,
 The line of new Oxfords for ladies young ladies and misses, including all the newest shapes and shades, conSti. tute one of the prettieSt and most stylish displays of slippers to be found in Forrest City. In fact, our Shoes are all snappy and embrace Supremi cy style and distinctiveness not found in the ordinary kind. The Russell Graham A lderson Go.
 MT, II. K. Smith, president of the Rice Growers Bank, at Wheatley, spent couple of days in the city this week, returning home Tuesday morn. ing. The gentleman reported that a negro cropper on his place by the name of Sam Payne, had finished plChiuS HIS S6CUDu Udie Ol cotton Wednesday, but that the cotton had not yet been ginned on account of the fact that the ginning plant at Wheat. ley was not yet ready for operation
 "Jim" Rainbolt, who grew up here in Forrest City and who is we'll Known to large number of our citizens, is now holding down position as clown with the Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch and Wild West Show, which comes to Forrest City for two performances on Saturday, September 20. "Jim's'' many friends in dear old Forrest City are organizing to show him good time in the old home town. Remem- Der the Kit Carson show is a combi- nation circus and wild west and is spoken of as a high-class attraction in every respect, and The Times is sat istied it's dandy show, otherwise Jim" Rainbolt would not be playing the clown.
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