The Forrest City times., 1914-07-10

stopping at the Imperial. We ex- eeha nm cordial welcome to our city.
 Capt. T. C Merwin has been suffer. Ing With severe headache the mast lew days but has stuck by his nost of auty' Tn order that all might get their scrip by Saturday
 Mrs. Annie Murphree. who has been qulIe lndlspoSed for some time. will leave Tuesday for Heber Springs in nope of regaining her health. which is the wish of all her friends.
 Mrs. Chas Mcdaniel is now takipe lessons in automobile driving. under the supervision of her husband and we predict she will soon challenge the county's fair sex for race.
 STRA ED-Two brindle kittens on Jul y 4th. Answer to the names of Bot" and "Sebien Run to you when led to as though whistling Tor dog. Return to Times office and receive reward.
 In our rounds the past week we note that the following enterprising merchants have handsome ice boxes TOT displaying their candies: City Drug Store, J & Shields & Co.,, Ii Folbre X Co.,, and J. T. Sanders.
 MT. T B. Green received his new nVe- passenger, Haynes automobile Monday, in Memphis and left the hluH City al l;00 p. m making the run to this city via the old Military road and reaching here al , D. m.
 Hon. Ellis Turley, the new Demo. cratic postmaster of Forrest City. LOOK possession of the office July fourth succeeding Hon. T. 0 Filz. patrl K, republican, who had held the once Tor eight years The salary is S2, 20o per annum. We congratulate him and wish him success
 MT Geo. w. Wright, of Springfield illinois, was in the city a couple oI days last week, looking after his in terests ln this county He gave us 6 pleasant call, and certainly has ou, sympathy in tue recent loss of hi! sweet baby boy. notice of whose dea,l was published in The Times a coupl, of weeks ago.
 MT. John W. Naylor came in Satur day of the road, and spent severa days in town with Mrs. NavlOr anC many friends, all uf whom were yer, glad to see him. He has had yer, successful trip and is well pleased | with results. He is still selling cloth ing to the trade, and is one of the best statesmen in the territory covered, as evidenced by the numerous handsome ] orders he has booked
 A large general line of clothing comprising all the newest patterns Oi the season for Men, Youths and Boys all wool sergeS etc, ranging in price from SS. 50 to Sl6, but which we have decided to close out regardless oi 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 al ways are at this store. Brandon, Baugh & Co
 MT. and Mrs l.. C. Landon. of Windfall, Indiana, formerly Miss Eola Fitzpatrick, of this city, and two lovely children, Evelyn and Thomas, arrived Wednesday and will spend three weeks here They are guests in the home of her parents, Hon. and Mrs. T. o FltZnatrick Miss Eola" is very kindly remembered by large number of oldtime friends and school mates, all of whom will be delighted to meet her.
 pr. J o Rush, genial agent for the Ford automobile company. sold three more handsome cars. and delive, ed them Monday, one each to MT. Geo. P. Taylor, MT Eugene Williams, and Master James DeRossitt, Jr The Ford is becoming more popular every day. IL is the car that gives satisfac- tion, and is advertised every week in fIlo rIi ,El,ic ic