The Forrest City times., 1914-08-14

M biiiOO "CChS db hSiiCNtilt, N. Os, where they enjoyed the time of their lives. MT. Bonner said to Times man that the day he left Asheville a heavy overcoat was necessary to con- fort, the weather being almost like our winters. Everybody is glad to see the party safely at home again. MT. Harris left Saturday for Little Rock.
 Manager k. l.. Epperson, of the Western Union Telegraph Company's office at this place, and one of the most popular and efficient operators ever stationed at Forrest City, left yesterday on his annual vacation. He will be absent for thirty days, and will vsit New York, Washington and other points of interest before return ing after two weeks to Johnsonville, Tenn, where he will spend fortnight with homefoks before resuming his duties here. "Ep' has the hearty wishes of everybody for an enjoyable outing.
 MT. Ed Warrington. a tenant on Messrs. Frank and Henry Pettus' Cut-Of place, sent in two stalks of cotton last week, one of which con- tained 100 and the other D we'll NN'SicPCb hlid JOktlIlGT with quite number of squares and blooms on each. Some cotton, that, considering the seasons Neither floods nor drouths can prevent the growing of good crops in the match less St. Francis valley. The above named stalks of cotton were on exhi- bition at the store of R. l.. Pettus, on Jackson street.
 MT. Chris Muller and sister Mrs Frank Wagner, and brother, Mr Geo. Muller, all of Brinkley. came over Sat urday evening and took the Iron Mountain train for DeSoto Mo-, their old home, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ralph Wolf, who died in St. Louis Saturday. Interment took place in the family lot In the DeSoto cemetery. Mir. Chris Muller returned Wednesday morning, the others will remain until the latter part of the week. The Times joins the many friends Of the family in sympathy in their bereavement. Mrs. Wolf was Mrs. Muler's sister.
 An automobile party in three ma chimes, enroute from Monette tArk., to Hot Springs, halted in Forrest City couple of hours Saturday morn ing in order to have some necessaryre- pairs made on one of the cars. They were also delayed about three hours just south of Jonesboro because of breakdown, and almost the entire dis tance between here and the latter place was traversed in pelting rain. The personnel of the party was Mir. and Mrs c. l.. Anderson, Misses Lena McCarver, Rosa Warner, Mabel John son and Ida Leath, and Messrs. w. J. kuykendall and II. c. Williams. The party left Monette Friday morning, and all were in high spirits despite the several mishaps.
 Mrs. Ouida Fitzsimmons, of Chicago, who had spent some time visiting with relatives in Little Rock and Forrest City, left Monday. for her home. She informed us that her , elder son, MT. Dan Grogan, was chief train dispatcher on one of the lead ing railroads out of Chicago, and that her younger son, MT. Frank Fitzsim- !, mons, would finish a course of law and graduate sometime the latter part of this month, after which he would enter upon the practice of his profession in the Western metropolis. The many friends of these young gen tlemen in Forrest City will be grati- lied to learn of their upward climb. It always affords us pleasure to note the success of our home boys.
 Dr. F. P. Boggan, county health officer, received letter Monday rom the superintendent of the hospital for nervous diseases at Little Rock stat ing that the mental condition of MT A. B. Curry, recently sent to that in- c | I fn frna ta he may now be discharged upon parole Mrs. Curry and daughter, Mrs. Frank Padgett, moved to Argen- ta on Monday to make that city their future home, MT. Padgett being em. ployed as brakeman on the Rock Is- land, and it is likely the requirement. that some member of MT. Curry's family shall sign the parole has al | ready been complied with. Friends of the family in Forrest City will re- iOice to learn of the improvement in the patients condition.
 Messrs. L. R. and Albert Grobm yer and the latter's son, Master Louis, and A. J. Vaccaro and his son, Leo, returned Thursday night of last week from an automobile trip covering three weeks, their itinerary embrac-
 
 Indiana. While absent the party vis- tied MT. Grobmyer's old home, Car rollton, Ky, and also relatives in h. diana. All were looking exceedingly well upon their return, and the trip was most enjoyable one throughout. While at Elkhart, Ind, the senior MT. Grobmyer purchased a fine Elk hart automobile, shipment to be made from Louisville. Ky The Times is gratitied to note this enjoy able outing on the part of its friends, s and is glad to see them safely home r again.
 ' Calvin Sanders, a negro voudoo , doctor" was arrested few days 1, ago by L. II. Potts, the colored deputy sheriff, on warrant charging him with practicing medicine without a
 license. He was tried before Squire , Hodges and fined S25 and costs, the proof of his guilt being indisputable. His vudoo outfit was considerably :, more elaborate than that found on i, his confrere, West, who was acquitted | Of the same cbarQp hDt 6npd for