The Forrest City times., 1914-04-24
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MT. Buford Boggs, of A ltus, Ark, is spending several days in this city on a visit with his aunt, Mrs Nj. F. Boggs.
 Editor l.. S. Hansbrough, of the Cotton Plant Banner, spent the day Monday in this city. The Times ac- knowledges very pleasant call from the gentleman.
 One of the prettiest teams of match grayS-really classy span of hors es- was purchased Thursday by the Fus- ell-Graham A lderson Co. from MT. !. R. Scott, stockman.
 FOR RENT-About 70 acre farm, all cleared land, at Whitmore, Ark. Plenty houses; good barn. Write F. G. Wilson, Forrest City, or come to Whitmore.
 MT. Joe Goldberg has rented the store building formerly occupied by Max Yotfie, and opened upa general dry goods and notions store. We wish him success.
 Mrs. T. w. Horney and charming daughter, Miss LinNeiIl White, ar. rived home Monday afternoon from l been on most enjoyable visit with Mrs. Horney's mother, Mrs. McNeill. Those Palm Beach two-piece Suits, the very latest fads-the keep Kool" for outing and summer wear, ranging in price from S4. 50 to Sl2, 50, certainly body all the 'niftieSt" ideas that stylish suit of this character should have. Get line on them before you buy. Brandon, Baugh & Company
 Absolutely the prettiest line of Spring and Summer Suits, for Men, Young Men, Youths and Boys, ever brought to Forrest City, is now on display in our clothing department. Those handsome Silk Mohair Suits are priced now at from sl250 to Sl6. Come in for 'try-on' before you buy. Brandon, Baugh & Company.
 George Dooley. Jr., the l8-year-old son of Street Commissioner George Dooley is certainly chip off the old block. The youngster returned on last Friday afternoon from the St. Francis Valley with fine gobbler, duplicating the stunt his dad" pulled off on the Friday previous.
 MT. Nathan B. Norton, our popular insurance and real estate man, was among those from this city who visited Marianna Wednesday night with the "Microbe of Love" com pany. Nat says the dance following the show was, for him, one of the most enjoyable features of the trip.
 Mrs. J. Washington Moore. charm ing wife of the assistant attoTney-gen- eral of Nashville, Tenn, with her son, Washington Moore. Jr., relatives of Mrs. F. c. Winston, returned to their home in Nashville the first of last week, after most delightful visit at the Winston home in this city.
 Mrs Bruce WilguS, of Madison, and two interesting baby daughters, little Misses Launa and Anna Marion, came over Saturday and are pleasant guests this week at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Moore and family. MT. Wilgus came over Monday and spent a few hours with his family and friends.
 Miss Georgia Merwin, who had been spending several days in Little Rock on a most delightful visit with her l friend, Mrs. Anderson. formerly Miss Mignon Knight, arrived home Tues day afternoon, Miss Georgia hurried back in order to join the "Microbe of Love" company of this city, which invaded Mariana on Wednesday night
 Mir. L. E. Davenport, Jr., who was | nn in, Nl,;c fD citis, two weeks ago, is able to sit up and take recreation in a wheel chair, and his parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. F.. Davenport, Sr., went over last Sunday to see him, returning Monday Louis has certainly had hard luck lately, and we hope he will now be quickly restored and escape further misfor tune.
 The Forrest City Steam Laundry is installing new and improved wash ing machine this week that will add greatly to the efficiency of this im- portant enterprise. This new ma chine will enable the laundry to turn out more work in less time and at the same time will place the laundry management in position to turn out the work more promptly and con veniently.
 A large general line of clothing, comprising all the newest patterns of the season for Men, Youths and Boys all wool serges, etc.. ranging in price from s8 50 to sl6, but which we have decided to close out regardless of coSt-no better values to be found anywhere than those displayed in this stock. Come and pick them out. You'll be treated right just as you always are at this store Brandon, Baugh & Co
 Tax Assessor J. NJ. Nichols. of Widener, spent Sunday in the city on visit with relatives and friends MT. Nichols stated that he would begin negotiations at once with the tax assessors of a number of counties in Eastern Arkansas for the purpose of arranging district meeting iu Forrest City within the next two or three weeks, at which time the Arkansas tax commission would also come here to meet and confer VI itt