The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
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Split Pea, and Barley at Lawrence $
 Copying ink, in quart and pint jars. at the Newsstand.
 Frest cabbage, apples sweet pota- toes and tarnips q Aliens
 "Jimmie GwYn was a handsome social gtsItor in Memphis Wednesday,.
 Mrs ] W Rogers. and son. of Haynes. We're shopping in the city Monday, and gave US a pleasant call.
 MT C. C Hobbs. prosperous citizen of Colt, TeIico township, was genial business visitor in the city yesterday
 FOR SALE Twelve shares of stock in the Planters Bank & Trust Co. Address P. Q. Box 67l, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Mrs. Minnie L. JeIks, accompanied by her two sons. left yesterday morn- ing for Memphis where she will spend several weeks au q visit with friends
 Prof John A. Gatten, of Colt. was genial business visitor in town yester- day. He gave Us pleasant call and has our thanks for payment of his N''f''N'~' ? tNi''ti thNN1Ai3NF
 Mrs E T Wllgus and sweet baby daughter, Anna Marion. returned Wednesday morning to their home Tn Madison, after most delightful visit Of day or two in the home of MT and Mrs James r. Moore, in this city
 NIT. and Mrs sam Paigen, of the Moon Lake community. spent Tues day in the city The visitors came over 10 consult q physician with refer ence 10 Mrs Pai2en's eyes with which she has been painfully afflicted for some time
 Mrs. James Minor died on Tuesday at the family home in Madison and vas buried the following day in the Madison cemetery MT Minor is very grateful for the many kindness extended him during the last illness Of his beloved wife
 NIT. Chas. Appel, prosperous citizen and farmer who resides d short distance below Madison, on the St. Francis river, was a genial business visitor in the city the first of the week, and has the thanks of The Times for the advancement of the hgures on his subscription account to 1915.
 NIT. and Mrs Paul Gwyn and family, who have made their home in this city for the past two or three years. left the first of the week for Memphis, where they have bought new home and where they will reside in the fu- ture The Times Dins in wishing them happiness and good health in the BlutI CitY
 Mrs N Emory Sweet. Jr. ot Wid- ener, Wuu Wa~ operated uu at inc Lucy ErHkley bo-puaI Iu Nempli~ Tor appendicitis and complications some two or tutee weeks ago and whu has since been under treatment at that iuotltatlon. k reported couylir-- cent at this writing and lt f, thought the lady NiII He aale tafptuyn to her husband and friends at W.den,r tIe latter part If the Wegt
 Come and pick them out while they last. You may have your choice of any of the celebrated Sterling Suits, worth up to S2O. for only $12.50. Everything in 0vercOatS and Boyt' and Children s Clothing closing out at proportion atelY low prices K W. Benson & Co.,
 MT. l. Barnett HU0 had spent Hue greater portion the week in Uele- na arrlytj home this morning. The gentleman ha. been engaged in talk ing an invoice aud djvdiug the bank rupt stock of Simon X C1.. ut which he and his brother. MT II Barnett. Jt Helena. made joint purchase a le" day a1a. This .arpe nankruut stock consists 2l clothiug, shoes, hats caps, notions and a genera stock Of Furnishings Halt of this Stock, Mr.. Barnett -aY@ will he slipped tr For rest City and thrown into the Wreck Sale Store following which the an aouncemeut of all eXtraordiuarN Sell. Ing period Wi'l be made in Une col- lmns of The Times
 The many friends Of Mr. Walter Iorman, h0okkeeper al The plant of the City Water X Light Co.,. WiN be pained tO learn that ha, fallen a vic tim 10 appendicitis, which neces,ita. ted his removal to a hospital in Mem phis yesterday, for an operation and Treatment. The Times joins the fam fly and the young mans legion of friends in the earnest hope that his illness will be of short duration. and that he may be able to return to his duties ih this city at an early date. He was brought to the train 0n a col and gently handled and put aboard by a number offriends Everything that a loving mother, father and friends could do was done for his comfort. and he appreciates 1t to the utmost.