The Forrest City times., 1914-04-17
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1 on a VlSlt or several days With reIa' tives and friends and is q pleasant guest at the home of her brother, Dr, and Mrs. John $. Izard
 Miss Elizabeth Davis, charming and popular daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Davis, arrived home this morn ing from Memphis, where she had spent few days very pleasantly on q visit with relatives and friends.
 Whatever you do, don't overlook the one best theatrical bet of the season Saturday night at the opera drama, Capt. Alvertz" will be pres City with Paul Gilmore in the lead ing role.
 MT. H. H. Adams, of Round Pond, one of the most progressive farmers of the St. Francis Valley, was busi-
 ness visitor in the city Wednesday. The gentleman is feeling fine over the outlook in the bottom this spring and is already busy with his farming operations and expresses the belief that this is the year that the bottom farmers will make good and get even after two years of loss and disaster | rom the 1OOdS.
 The A berdeen- Angus bull calf, Clovie's Homo IT, one of the grandest bred animals ever brought to Forrest City, purchased last week by Dr. L. II. Merritt, arrived the
 latter part of last week and is being exhibited to his friends by that gen.
 tleman with no small degree of pride at his home on North Forrest street This calf is a perfect picture and all
 lovers of cattle bred in the blue will experience keen delight in looking
 him over.
 Many so-called "bitters" are not
 medicines, but simply liquids dis guised, so as to evade the law.
 Prickly Ash Bitters is not one of this class. It Is strictly medicine, act
 ing primarily on the kidneys, liver
 and bowels, and for the dangerous
 diseases that attack these organs it Is
 a remedy of the first grade. There is
 nothing objectionable in it's taste, 1t
 has an agreeable flavor and is accept able to the most delicate stomach. J. T. Banners, Special Agent.
 Mrs. J. w. Barnhart. accompanied by her charming little ward, Miss
 Mary Joe, arrived home yesterday morning from an extensive Southern trip covering a period of several weeks, during which time they visit ed Atlanta and a number of other pleasant and delightful cities. They are being heartily and cordially wei comed home by their legion of good friends, more particularly Captain Barney" who had just about caught | n .titI h lyaaNipf, hnt oh
 "Our Mutual Girl, No. A." Reliance, 4 next week at the Imperial. A better quality is noticeable in this install ment of our Mutual Girls adventures. The country beau is coming to the fore strongly, and the work of the de dectives around the stolen necklace, which has been found where it drops from the girls mutf, is interesting The villain, too, is becoming more i'm portant. Piping Rock Race Track is among the interesting places visited, and we see August Belmont and Otto Kahn there. Billie Burke, the actress comes into the picture,
 The karchmer Iron & Metal Co.'S stock in the Dye store building, on Front street, formerly in charge and under the management of Max YotIie, was packed and tagged for Spring field, Mo, the past week, and Joe Goldberg is now engaged in clean ing out, overhauing and remodel. ing the place. The Times is in- formed that MT. Yoflie has rented the McCrary store building next door to the Planters Bank & Trust Co, where he will shortly put in stock of Shoes and Gents Furnishings Street Commissioner George DoOley went over in the bottom last Fr day morning and killed fine gobbler and on Sunday when the fowl had been toothsomely prepared for the table,
 surrounded by all the trimmings and condiments, the missioner and his good wife had Mayor Scott, County Treasurer George P. Taylor and MT
 and Mrs. Sam Hall, of Wdener, uI
 for dinner. It is needless to add that the guests enjoyed one of the most delightful and satisfying spreads oi their lives and the hospitality of the Dooley home was the source of joy
 and qualification to all present
 Natural gas for Forrest City, How does that fit your pistol? Well Mayor Scott now has on file in his office ar application from a Tulsa, Oklahoma Gas Company. which is seeking a ga;
 franchise in Forrest City This is no joke and the company behind thiS
 movement means business. This company, the mayor has informed The Times, already has its pipe lines laid as far as Pine Bluff and are now
 securing franchises in anumber of the principal cities of Arkansas with the
 end in view of extending it's opera
 tions oyer the entire state. It is saiC
 for natural gas that it is the cheapest fuel that can possibly be had for cook
 ing purposes and the matter of grant
 ing the company a franchise here vii
 come up at the next meeting of tht
 city council It will be an important
 meeting and every citizen who Is in
 terested in the welfare, upbuildinl
 and progress of the city should b'
 present and go into this matter witt
 the mayor and board of aldermen
 Mayor Scott has urged us to give thi
 matter thorough publicity and say
 he wants everybody to have voic
 in securing this important enterDris