The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1897-06-04
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the opera house tonight. for the bene-
/ lit of the Episcopal church.
The rain Yesterday reached IIelt ma,
| Stuttgart, Camden and Dardanelle.
Walter Luiz returned from Mann
moth Springs, Wednesday.
Capt. and Mrs. {. l. KnigI t returned
from Hot Springs Yesterday.
S. +. Miley left for St. Louis Monday
Oh business.
! G. A. Folbre returned from short
visit To Memphis yesterday.
| Louis Rollwage, Jr.. returned from
school at Arkadelphia this morning.
Gervaise McCrary arrived home from
school at Arkadelphia yesterday.
Prof. J. w. Schoheld has about sue
ceeded i'll re. organizlng the brass band.
Deputy Sheriff Jno. Cobb, OF Wynne,
is III the city to-day.
Mrs. NJ Il. Stone feft for short
visit To Brnkley tins morning. Size
viii be the guest of Mrs. y. }. Faccaro.
Squire Nelson has cotton eight inches
! high with eight leaves OH it, and new
girl Weighing eight pounds.
Paul, son of Y. i. Flzer. Esq re-
turned from proGigal trip ~ ST.
Louis, "Wednesday.
Miss Sadie MYrick will leave tomOr-
row morning OF Il visit to friends aud
relatives IN Haynes.
| Miss Ellen Roberts. of New Orleans.
came up with Mrs. buchanan and is IL
guest OF the firm OF IL. ~. lrby, ESQ.
Fishing parties are quite numerous
THESE days and their success Is also
quite varied.
The way cattle. loose horses and
mules do churn up the mud in the
streets on rainy day is IA sight to see.
Miss Eya Reichert left for her home
In Little Rock this morning, after "A
short visit To the Misses Rollwage.
Owing to illness, Rev. Ogilby will
| not meet his appointment Sunday, but
he hopes TO be III home next Sunday,
the 18th.
Sid Applewhite. of The TIMES. Wis
tied his mother AT Lonoke SUNDAY and
returned Tuesday. This WAS the first
time III two years Mhen they were all
together.
One in the clerks office. two at
Grobnuyer's butcher shop ana one AL
Jno. Brady IS. is the eXteLt Ia which
the wires of the electric light company
WAS tapped this week.
Trice Il Altman will make Ice Cream
and Sherbet. Send them your order.
Ten per cent. discount Tor cash. Buy
tickets aud save Ten Cents on the dol
lar. Tickets good for any merchandise
they handle.
The basket dinner at Palestine Sun
dav WAS il c0mmeudable success and
reflected great credit upon the com
munity. AS does their rea5 little, new
Baptist church.
Mrs. buchanan, daughter of Mrs.
Irby, and Two children. and Mrs Ar
thur Lyttun, of New Orleans. arrived
in the city "Wednesday and are the
guests of their parents, Mir. and Mrs.
Ii. a. lrby.
In eXcavating a hill on the court
house grounds. this morning. the EN-
hankment tumbled and buried James
Pullman and broke an axle of the city
wagon. Pullman MAS only slightly
hurt.
Miss Ava Taylor left this morning
for an extended visit to relatives in
Kansas. Colorado and Oklahoma. She
will stop over il few days To attend the
College, at Conway.
Just watch South Side come to the
front. With the court house site. the
Jail. water works. electric light plant.
Two newspaper offices. TWO hotels. eight
business houses. one livery stable and
the prettieSt girls, what more could
heart want?
st. Francis county enjoys The posses
Sion of many avenues uf profit yet I'M
developed. Among these are her
great forests OF merchantable tim Der.
her responsive soil for any kind of
clnps or fruits and her vast acreage of
unsurpassed pasturage.
The Pulaski grand jury will be
called upon to investigate the al
legged shortage of Charles f. Fow-
Ter. of this city, ex;grand keeper
of records and seal of the knights
of lythias and ex-grand reporter
of the Knights of Honor. Gen.
George p. Taylor, of Forrest City,
who was grand chancellor of the
first named order when Mr.. Fow-
ler's financial troub les were made
public, is now in Little Rock con-
sulting with cX Gov. Lee Clarke.
The ex-chancellor informed The
Commercial Appeal correspondent
today that under the provisions of
the bond giveii by Mr.. Fowler. it
is expressly stipulated that before
any shortage can be collected from
tho Fidelity and Casualty Com