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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
&iliem ira 2faatr, Worec.

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rosie for "Yoiten"s @pisre at bere liOt
fra Sinais.
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Nragere % bcltGar Al en- I|Guaoe Ger
% So!mer. idoiom Gangs, @uuts
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rlhoImeu. MIorholmeu og NirteboInen.
bror iee Dor. GertiI icnrucr en- Gel AZ
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Siorpene for at iomme til 9pen. @t
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can CT lpeiellat pdd SrrIalttomler. on
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Nbonncnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Sdmes Sdfon1ou.
Sra Sdr6iua Co.. e. TQf,

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aar iibite aar iipenL % FAR bait BET
noffaa trapeIt, iier i CONNER. Seq
fom for fort Sib iiben tiIbuse fra
Nortb Satpta, tpor ieg arbeibeSe siena
uem Sarpeiten % Sr9ifinsen for at
tiene noele Een9e til 9ptieifatten.
@i tribes sobt her, trobs at Bet enos
nn er tcmmeIis niIot. Scr lans5 Slim
Quite er hi fun nosle faa Norife. men
Ser er enbmu meget Someiteablanb
isien. os sobt 2ano er Der ogiaa. Ser
bar ct soot gar. ibet mango fit inbtil
25 WuIbels Spebe pr. Icre.
Spab |eiret an9aar, faa bar Bet
prret flint i belle 9sit, men ginteren
fommer inart, os DC bIiber bet bel at
lagse fig inbe os iuge paa 2abben
iuotil gaarfuslen ipnger ! aalen.
Wonnent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

Mrs. Charles anipaugh, u. II. 1,
airmel, Ioble 60, Suoiaua, fri.
per:
"@cruna Dor u0ret en- TeliigreIie
Tor mig. Sea ieIer MIG trpg / at
iiQc. at set ~irelite NIT Gin. ioet ieg
uor belt neobrliot % gunite eIenoig
ga lea 6%eJunote at tage GereS BE-
rluna, men er III paapei til gcoring.
Sea fan life toffe Gem formeget."
&c. iom life ipueS ON i~lpoenoe
Meoiciner. fan Ill erboIOe Ferura
(dbletter.
Ses Din Npcthefer our en- ri Eernna
"9acfp Zen" Aimanaf fur 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

WcnIt9e cro.

Soet lea inoIenber &ontingenten for
@laoet iamt ct Nar / Sorituo, bill ie9
meo oct famine taffe for eobt 2RIeltof
eiennem @aret. "Secorab>Eoiten" bill
ieg life bore foruoen, ianI9nge iom Sen
fan faces for BEN biIige Yris 1925
ON Iaret. Set er unegtelis BET bebIte
norIfe @Iao i Mmerifa. @enIisit
Sobn Stcinli.
@ante. 9tinn.
WeS BET ianime je9 ienber Detailing
for n9lte aar bill ieg faa Cob til at
taffe for aIt BET gobe 2eieitoi. Seq fan
life o9re @laoet f%oruSen. Set er min
Iterite Ul9oe, nuar set fonmer. Set
er bet bebite norife glao / slmeritd.
Seq bar fienbt pg lGit Oct ober 20
gar. Seq Tom Der til 2anoet / 1898,
% Bet ferite jog Ieite Der bar "2ecoe
ra6sToiten", us iee biz bIibe oeo, iaa
Ianee ies fan. @eoite SiIien % SAT
for alt, os Selo os Spt.e / bet nbe
Ear!
&atbariue Gbriitenien.
Sunbrioge, q. Sat.
CAB mtg meb Bet lam re en- Silien nteSs
1enoe,
@n Silien til Soften, iom ale bit
tieuoe,
On SiIieu til SoraISre os Ssirer os
@ror;
Sa Fills Su benz are, baaSe Iiben %
for.
Iartin G. 2unb.
2unbs galeb, q. Sat.
) BET iamne ieg inSienSer @etalins
gen for gIaoet for set tommenSe Gar.
pil ies tatte ~iaareeet for COB % mt
tie Sesnius / gIabet / Narets SOB.
~Nnsaaenpe @eirets geifaffentep, iaa
bar BET bore. miIot nteo teri Saaee /
Oct iibite. Sa BET fort9Ies, at Srrer
Ipg noele @Iomiter er bIepet narret til
at tro, at Set oIerebe bar @aar, iaa DC
er begpnot at bIomitre % Ifpoe Shopper
igien. Soag rcener set iaa tdn5Gnoe
hi .inart faar Soranoring / @eiret.
Seq bill ueo Bet iamnle enife gIas
oets Yerionale en- sIGoeIig SuI og ct
soot Nbtnar!
sgrbebieit
SbornaIS 5. @abrieIien.
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X X *
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1875. 9. Inunoien bar iaa inilo at
icnoe CT SrempIar til bper al Soreuins
gerne ueo Cutler College / Gecorab. og
oa ieg bar / giten. If hi norife Stus
Renter ct Grcmplar bib. Som Yreii
bar oet iul9t meb mig ooer alt. o. ieg
%iaarel iom min camille bar bpeget os
pe0 acknowledgements ueentlige @eies.
) airteiaser. / FoIitit, / advertisement
ter og a~fboIosiaa OF iioit M / Rigs
mails % SanosmaaIs gag %ioritaar
life isg beore. eno at gIaSet inotaser
en- iuuS, GOD % for Set aImere Be!
slrosIia Solonins for SET fren,aSitres
benoc nprlic SoIt / smerita. On al9s
oeIis SuI ps sost Hptaar til 8eaafiion
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@olten"! @i itnar nrr BED Snoannaen
til 1914. % min Subliripiiou er mar.
llnIeben. % for at "SccorahaY oiten"s
useu,Iiss Seiss life iiaI saa mig iorbi
osiaa i Sc, iommenSs sar 1914, inaI
ie9 life iorsIenlme al iorupe min Cub
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

% en- Wasie arsaturer ulaa a baoe
for at iaa not @isoieI. Rcn for nit
&cstpmmenSe bIiper BET 10 BET iamre;
.bi nriten nnc III "oIo Simcrs" bill
propc OF. irIse no 90 gaa. @i ma
bare mere Bum - Der or for irangt.
ri Srascr til SpS gmcrifa, Canada
cher andre SteScr. bpor hi fan Iepe ct
.hno9eligt 2io. @i CT oant til Sribeo.
sra m sammcI Gen al "0eeorabs
Soften"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Sra Oennifum, Wupbtue &c., Winm.

Seq faar after forisse at ienbc min
gamIe Ben "Iecorabs Yoiten" no9Ie
Yemerfninser ON Sorbolbe % SiIbras
gelier. iiben Sc iibit bprte fra mig.
9a @aret 1913 inart mariner Jig
fin @fiIutnins. laber hi Tanfen saa till
base til Waaren. iom tiIoels faIbt Iibt
fen paa @runo al foIbt os resnfuIbt
%eir. Sc, iom Iasbe SeSeu i Soroeu
tibIis, fit baarlis MpIine, forbi Nseren
bar for folb os bIsb al bbppise @esus
ifuere. Otter ben 2Obe WpriI fit ri bar>
mere 2uft, iaa be, ium ba la9be Sea
ben I Sorben, fit taaIie COB Nplins, alt
otter Gserens 4eftaffenbeb. Sra be
iiofte Sage at GpriI oe fremober bapoe
hi ct ubmertet Grobeir, faa bet tunbc
life. iom en- earnmeI FARMER bem9rs
teoe "peret bebre, ON jog bapbe Iapet
bet ielp". SoetbeIetaeet bleb bette Mar
ct Iieeiaa eoot ear for Sarmeren iom
1912. @igtisnot ct Rriierne paa @rss
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meb Heen os tsrt. iaa Sre itinsen bIep
eiort | rette Sio. 2iseIebes BET ebriae
Ssftarbeibe. s Ssrftninsen af Mopem>
Der babbe bi nosle Sage folbt geir .neS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
= Miu. iiteoctior 1 2rone.

9anfoirefter Gbiel og @errcos.
bepoing Siabera bnr nplig betoIt
NorrIanoSbmrfcn / StocfboIm tlIbd.
&c ct 9aan puu , NsiIliouer aroner.
Iom Observation-Disclosures / lin 1lo
optoa / AdnFen. Iette engagement
bleu ueO 9anfeu$ DENOMINATION Tor
uoGen 9lor iioet anicet iom prroiIG't
od oerfor n~eoifrruet I'll | arone.
9uunet$ Tilbuaebetaliug ~ircrnfalote
pau @crien en- burtie alrrSItigning
puo @uutenS Aftier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
GMSbennen.

Spmaitinen "3uspennen". iom lea
mootos ira eoer for ct 9ar iioen, or
Ell uomGrfet soo Maitine. ia Iiae loa
goo % pen iom Ell Taiiine til Sen Bob
bette TriS, Or bel ~iorusiet meo Sen.
Weo IateIie,
8. 9. 6operiou.
Minnnrn % I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

epman,neu 'suspenusu" sr urosideen {
aoo CrScr. ca ben or oft ht fan pufe en-
eunGGlne at pGrc. Zen aier aoei 9trbsios
90 anar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

iii min tiGre llsesiGIt. "gccora6s
@olteu"! @i itnar nrr bed Snssnngen
til 1914. % min Sub1ripiion er inart
llnIeben. % for al "Sccorah4Yoiten"
ueeutliss Seiss life iiaI saa mig iorbi
osiaa i Sc, tommenSs aar 1914. fanr
ieo life iorsIcntnie at iorupc min CUB
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12
Nor9cS SmbtI9mmsn ttiatma.

Niagara, q. SAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-12

getiGmpelien al ~StosbranSe. On
Gag. iom / ilere al 2anSets StOs5ru9ss
biitri!tcr for Chen or meeet 1.tueI. or
Gcfirmpelicn az Sto8branSe. Senrc
Saa pil ogina iaa eu meset iremifue..
YIaos / Observation-Disclosures S.o8s
brussaiSeIing nGiie Gar. Seaemarien;
"a Sm~aalencncS ami5 StoeieIitabcr,
Der reprricnierer re 2iitriiier. e.r
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-05-30

After the indoor life, course
foods of Winter you've got to
cleanse and purify the Stomach
and bowels each Spring. Hollis
ter's r. NJ. Tea does it.
II. E. Yaukey.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-05-30
Vote For Barrick For Com.
missioner

Vote For Barrick For Com.
missioner
What is so rare as a day in
June?
The latest styles in summer hats
at M. Hellriegel & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loveridge
were Wakpala visitors Tuesday.
Swat the fly" the past warm
days have brought them in cyl
dence.
We trust that everyone will get
out and vote for the interests of
the city in the coming election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Names
were Java visitors Tuesday, Mrs.
Names parents live at that place.
Senator J. w. Harris returned
from business trip to Minneapol-
iss and other Minnesota points
Thursday,
We expect to hear some great
fish yarns in the near future but
they will have to produce the goods
as we have been there ourselves.
Melissa Wolverton left Tuesday
for Topeka, Kansas. to join her
father and sister who are contem-
plating taking a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Truax and
Marie Flemming left Wednesday
for Rochester where Mrs. Truax
will undergo an operation on her
throat.
Mrs. F. G. McGrain left Monday
for Chicago where she will meet
her sister, and together they will
go to Montreal to spend two or
three weeks.
The city schools closed with a
picnic at the river yesterday. All
the kids are tickled to death to
see vacation come especially so
since the hot weather.
Every day car or two of lab
Orers 60 through to the scene of
railroad activities in Montana.
A couple Of cars of genuine plan
tation negroes went through last
week.
The creamery is now making
butter and we understand that
the quality is extra fine. 1t is a
great institution for the farmers
west of the river and they should
see that their cans of cream are
marked Mobridge as they will re-
ceiye the highest price paid for
cream and are guaranteed quick
returns.
The recent rains have played
whaley with the branch lines of the
Milwaukee ont on the Chevenne
reservation. Monday the engine
tender and a car of cattle left the
rails and plowed up about three
hundred feet of track before com.
ing to a stop. The Isabel train
ran down and brought the Mo.
bridge passengers through.
The Congregational Christian
Endeavor Society will serve g
mystical supper" in the Con
gregational church Basement
Tuesday, June 3, from $3.50 to
7:30 o'clock. The society have
pledged themselves to pay 800 or
the new church building, and are
working hard to attain their pledge
The society earnestly sOlicits your
patronage.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-05-30
Vote For Barr;ck For Com


missioner
Nifty up to date summer dresses
at M. Hellriegel & Co.
Thos. j. Holt spent the week
end with his family at Isabel.
Everybody to the ball park this
afternoon. East side claims re-
venge.
Good fitting, comfortable shoes
for hot weather at M. Hellriegel &
Co.
Buy your dry goods at M. He'll
riegel & Co. Quality and price
will suit you.
Frank Post returned last week
from trip through the new Mon
tana country.
l.. E. Pierce, of Isabel, arrived
Monday to look after business
interests in the Bridge City.
Anton Runbeck spent Sunday
on his claim and incidently took to
the simple life and dip in Oak
Greek.
Miss Eunice Ring, who spent
last week with her sister Mable,
returned Tuesday to her home at
Bowdle.
Thirty love- is heard on the
tennis courts these warm evenings.
No that isn't the talk Of a spOony
couple, it's the way the players
tally the game.
The News piano contest is now
on in full swing. Some startling
features will be announced from
time to time and valuable prizes
given away for extra work.
Another train load Of cattle went
through to Isabel last week. The
recent rains have put the country
surrounding that town in fine shape
and you can almost see the grass
grow over night.
How would you slike to be the
ice man! Orrock and Peden built
an ice wagon to fit the needs of
peddling ice in the hot sun. 1t
looks like prairie schooner on a
small order but is guaranteed to
do the biz.
Mrs. ORION Engler, of Dubuque,
Ia.. was the guest of Mrs. Horace
Cook the first of the week. Mrs.
Fengler is on her way to Portland,
Oregon. to join her husband, who
has beer there the past few
months.
Nj. A. Brockett left Saturday
night for 'bianual vacation" as
he put it, and will visit all the
larger cities of the union before his
return. His objective point is his
old home in Missouri about forty
miles from st. Louis.
Joe Webster left for Aberdeen
Tuesday to bring back his cal
which was left in storage in that
city on account of the recent rains
NJ. F. Ryan, John Hand and
Huettner went along to assist him
in bringing 'er back safe ant
sound. They returned the follow
ing morning.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-05-30
Vote For Barrick For Com
missioner

Mrs. Frank Bespalic and child
ren left Monday for st Paul for
visit with relatives.
Miss Edna thinner has been con
fined to her bed under the doctor,
care the past week.
d. l.. Gallett arrived from Alb
erdeen Wednesday to assist in the
cornor iewelry store.
Gertrude Hough, of Glcnham
spent couple of days visiting
with Mrs. Chris Kuehn.
Mls. Harry Hill has been or
the sick list the past week, but is
much improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sandels went
to Aberdeen Wednesday to take
in the Elk minstrels at that place
j. +. COmstOck and wife made a
business tri p to White Horse in
interest of their store at that place
The ball game between Me-
Laughlin and Mobridge was post
poned on account Of wet ground.
II. A. Ferguson returned Thurs
day from Aberdeen with his
daughter who has been attending
school at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Treloar
were Aberdeen visitors Wednesday
ard while in the Hub city attend
ed the performance of the Elk
miEstrels.
Mrs. Thos. Church and son left
last week for Ryan, Ia. for few
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives, Ryan being Mrs. Church's
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Treloar
are making their home with Harry
Raffenoid and family until their
business affairs can be settled so
they can leave for the coast.
Spencer p Field took a little
flyer trip to the Hub city Wednes-
day to attend the Elk Lodge and
incidentally witness the perform
ance put on by brother Elks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander
left Monday for points in Tennes-
see. Mr.. Alexander will return to
Mobridge after months stay and
resume his duties at the round.
house.
w. l.. Youngman, the present
city auditor, was appointed to take
the census of the city. This census is
necessary in determining tie num-
Der of saloons that the city is en-
titled to.
1t is no trouble to get renters
for cottages in this city. Some of
the houses that are being built
have been spoken for by renters
six months in advance. More
cottages built by those who have
the means should be encouraged.
A bunch of hobos came in Tues
day on one of the night trains and
when ordered to get off by Officer
House, began to pitch chunks of
coal at him. He chased the bunch
and succeeded in landing one of
them after shooting and the fellow
was landed in the jug and given
ten minutes to get out of town the
next morning.
The Rice brothers circus which
was to have been in the city today
cancelled their engagement as they
thought the license of $125 which
the commissioners wished to charge
them, exhorbitant. 1t is probable
that the next circus which comes
to Moblidge will show on the rail
road grounds jlst south of the
railroad yards which is just out
side of the corporation limits.
The east side "uns" and the
west will again cross bats on the
local diamond this afternoon. 1t
is fitting that the fray takes place
at such a time when everyone can
get away y--nOt that anyone would
miss the game, but as it falls on a
legal holiday it makes the grOuchy
emplOyer come TO time. It has
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
j. ". Wheeler Dead.

Capt H. NJ. Wheeler, manager Of the sawmilling plant of j. W Wheel CT & Go, left the first of the week i'll response to a wire stating that his uncle, Mir. J. W Wheeler, was dying, Later the family was notified of the dissolution of the sufferer, which was received with sincere regret and sorrow by the Wheeler family and number of our citizens by whom the de ceased was well-known and esteemed Out of respect 10 the deceased the plant of ]. w. Wheeler X Co., was closed down for two or three days the first of the week. The Times joins in heartfelt sympathy and condolence to the bereaved family and friends.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
New Goods Received.

Our MT. and Mrs. Nadakin spent a couple of days last week in Little Rock with St. Louis travelling men and their carloads Of samples of books, games, holiday goods and staple goods. We bought conservatively, in that we bought only the latest and best, but we bought extravagantly in amount, as we purchased probably from $500 to $500 worth of the prettieSt, daintiest, latest and best books of all kinds books for boys, books for girls, books for old or young, men and women, ba- bies and grandparents-latest copy rights, 100 popular copyrights. which we are going to sell at soc, heretofore always sold here for 65c.: juvenile books, toy books, gift books, Harrison Fishers latest books, and others in that line, and all other kindsof books,
 Bibles, testaments, games-all the latest and beSt-Nmas cards, calen- dars, cute and pretty dolls-inexpen- sive, A B C and building blocks, play ing cards, checker boards, nut picks and cracks, Xmas bells and stationery, beauty papeteries, invitation and re- gret cards, etc, masks, balls, complete line of blank books for office, store or any other purpose. These goods will be open next week. we want to show them toyou In the meantime come and bring a dollar and we will sell you books now on hand at big discount.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported by St. Francis County Ab- stract Company for the Week
 Ending Oct. 1, 1913.

Chas. Clopton and wife to k. D. England and wife, R. B. River, N E. Section II, T 4 N. R. E. S. of river, S. W. Section ?, T. i N. R. E. SlO0OO0.
 Martha Hudgins Kicks to T. E Lines, w. N. E. and F.. N. w. Section p, T. N. R. E. N E. Section 2l, N. N. w. Section p T. 6 N. R. E. sl00000.
 John c. Hamilton ct al to Minor M Markle, E. , S. E. ] Section 3l, s. w ] Section 32, T. N. B. E. Lot ] N. w. l section }, T. } N. R. F. Sl5000
 Minor NJ. Markle and wife to Will liam A. Davis, E. s. F. section 3l IS. W. ] section g, T. 6 N R, F. Lot N. w. l section ,, T. } N. R. l F.. s6000.O0.
 l. x. Nelson and wife to T. x Barnes and wife, lot s, block S2, Stock ard Survey, city of Forrest City 1925 0O.
 Miss Birdie Downey to D. Downey N. E. N. F.. section ?, T. i N. R l E.; s. w. section l3, T. N. R. E. W. K. section l5, T. , N. R F. W, s. W. l section 2S, T. , N R. E., lot ?, block 68, city of For rest City. $500.
 The Banks Go, to R. D. Davis anC wife, acre lot in Palestine, in s. w N. E. section s, T 4 N. R, , F. 5000.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
Reunion of Cosmos Club.

The Cosmos Club had it's reunion Monday afternoon, Sept. 29th. at the residence of the President, Mrs T. w Barrow The members responded to roll call with greetings from Shakespeare, after which the Club had the pleasure of listening to vocal solos by Mrs. Henry Pettus, Mrs. John Alderson and Miss Edith Vadakin. Next on the program was an address delivered by Mrs. Barrow, our Presi- dent for the coming year. The club had as it's guests Mrs. Robert Pettus, Mrs. Walter Stevens, Misses Crandell of Harrison, Edith Nadakin and Nell German. Delightful refreshments were served after which the club ad, journed to meet ar the residence of Mrs. S. II. Mann, Monday afternoon, October the sixth. Mrs. David Bridg. forth, corresponding Sec'y.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
\ Marvellous Escape,

My little boy had marvellous es- cape writes P. F. Bastiams, of Prince Albert, Cape of Good Hope. Tt oc- cured in the middle of the night. He got very severe attack of croup. As luck would have it, had large bottle of Chamberlain Cough Reme- dy in the house. After following the directions for an hour and twenty minutes, he was through all danger. Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
Chronic Dyspepsia.

The following unsolicited testimo- nial should certainly be sufficient to give hope and courage to persons atiiic- ted with chronic dyspepsia: "I have been chronic dyspeptic for years, and of all the medicine l have taken, Chamberlain Tablets have done me more good than anything else, says w. G. Madison, No. Sherman street. Hornellsyille. \. Y. Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03

Miss Nora Bell Cofley and Mrs En- ma Terry, arrived home last Friday from Memphis accompanied by Miss Coffey's sister, Mrs Gratz Jones and Gratz, IT., who are spending week in the city on a visit to relatives and friends
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
Fresh Pancake and Buckwheat flour, at Lawrence's. 24S.

FreSh Pancake and Buckwheat flour, at Lawrences. 24S.
 Mrs. o. B Rollwage left yesterday morning for Union City, Tennessee, on visit to the home of her daught- CT, Mrs. DeVelling Chandler,
 The ladies of the Episcopal church Guild, will have a Bazaar on Decem- Der ,, at Shields drug store More particulars with regard to what they will have for sale will be published later.
 MT N. E. Dennis. son of Prof. and Mrs. Hal Dennis of Johnson township, has accepted position as salesman with the firm of Russell Graham id erson Company. The new salesman is polite and affiable gentleman and the Times joins in welcoming him to the city, and wishes him success.
 "Dad" Mcdaniel, our next door neighbor, has been going about with his right arm in sling the past week, MT. McDaniels arm was injured last week when the car in which he was driving as pilot for the ocean to-ocean logging party, ran into a blind horse, a short distance west of this city. The injury has greatly inconyenienced the gentleman and has been quite painful at times
 Mrs T. c. Nall, popular teacher in the Wheatley High School, was most delightful visitor with friends in this city, one day the latter part of last week. The high school at Wheatey, presided over by Prof. and Mrs. T. c. Nall, is one of the best and most sue cesssul in the county. The enroll ment this year is perhaps the largest in the history of the school and much satisfactory work has been accom- plished since its suspicious opening two weeks ago.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03
Warming Order.
In st. Francis Chancery C

In St. Francis Chancery Court. caroline Hendricks, Plaiutif,
  Andrew Hendricks Defendant The defendant Andrew Hendricks, IS warned Co appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Caroline Hendricks
 sept %, 1918 R. ", PAYNE lSEAI1 Clerk, F, + Harrelsou Sol 9-2o-4t
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03

Mrs. o, B Rollwage left yesterday morning for Union City, Tennessee, on visit to the home of her daught- CT, Mrs. DeVelling Chandler.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-03

Picnic lunches at Lawrence's.