The Forrest City times., 1914-02-27
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the city Monday.
 MT. J. J. Hughes. prosperous mer. chaht and planter of Hughes, passed the city Tuesday m6rning eh route to Little Rock on business
 Mrs. A. A. WorsIey, of Forrest Clty spent Saturday and Sunday in Ullls city with her husband. She re. turned to Forrest City Sunday night Lee Courier. '
 Mrs. Brown Campbell, cousin of Judge $. II. Mann from Franklin, Tenn, las been a pleasant guest at Lhe hospitable Mann home in this city the past ten days.
 Squire John W Hall. prosperous merchant of Widener, was ii business visitor in the city Monday and has the thanks of The Times fnr a nice order for job printing.
 MT. Henry German, the genial cashier of the Planters Bank x Trust Co arrived home Monday afternoon from Memphis where he had spent a day or two on business and wishing friends
 Miss Lizzie Williams, of Colt, charm ing daughter of Mrs Nella Williams who had spent the past two weeks at the home of her cousin Mrs. Chas. E. lzard, returned home Wednesday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Williams and children, of Memphis, who had been spending several days in this city on visit to Mrs Williams parents. MT. and Mrs. L. H. MeGutTey, returned home Sunday afternoon.
 MT. J. D. Baugh, of the successful Front street merchandising firm of Brandon, Baugh X Co. returned Tuesday morning after a brief busi- ness trip to Memphis
 MT. Clabe Fletcher popular sales. man with the firm of Pettus x Bu. ford, arrived home Tuesday morning from Memphis where he had been on brief business trip.
 Mrs r C. Felbre left Monday morning for Newport, where she will spend the week on a visit with her cousin, Mrs. Georgia Martin, and her sister, Mrs F. B. Wilman.
 MT. Eldridge Butler. member of the firm of L. E. Jones x Son, of Madi son, was genial business visitor in the city Monday and has the thanks of lhe Times for substantial fayors.
 Prof NJ S. Hill, of Caldwell, was in the city Saturday The professor re- ported that he had made arrange ments to close his school and would devote the remainder of his time he. tween now and March 2 to his campaign for county and probate judge
 Commissioner George Dooley is batting himself on the back this week. On Monday morning q new carload of tiling was received by the city and the commissioner says he will get busy in completing a lot of important street work that he could not finish until this tilug arrived.
 Mr, James L. Hawk, the real estate man Of this city, who has been con- lined in the hospital for nervous diseases in Little Rock for several months past, arrived home the first of the week much to the delight of his good wife and legion of good friends
 Mrs. W. 5. Curtis, uf Haynes, who had been a pleasant guest at the home of Ms. Alice l. Taylor in this city for several days, returned home Sunday accompanied by little Miss Matte Ava Taylor, who spent a day or two most pleasantly visiting rela- tives and friends at Haynes
 Miss Martha Nogel will leave next week for Memphis where she will take a two months course in StenOg- raphy and typeWriting at leading Memphis business college. While in the Blutf City Miss &ogel win board at the home of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Williams. We wish the lady much success in her studies.
 Mrs W, B Mann. of Marianna, spent a couple of days in this city the latter part Of last week on a visit to the home of Judge and Mrs. S. II Mann The lady came up to attend the shower rendered Miss Virginia Norton, who, on the 2Sth, is to be- come the bride Of MT Norman Cop ping, of Toronto, Canada This shower, which was one uf the most and elaborate affairs of the season, was given on last Friday afternoon in the home of Judge and Mrs. s, II. Mann.
 SPRAYED One nice trim black mare mule, six years old, l5 hands high, branded ( on shoulder. Last seen about Christmas near Pond Slough. $500 reward for return of mule to Fussell-Graham-Alderson Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.