The Forrest City times., 1897-08-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

| ". Mallory went to Mem phis yes teIday evening.
 E. T. Gray was in Wheatle. yester- ! day on business
 The best lunch and square meal in town at Sadie keliey's.
 Try the soda water, milk shal e and other refreshing drinks at Sadie X .leys
 Miss Norma Rollwaga relurned yes. telday from deightfui vlslt with friends in Louoke.
 i Jas. Alley, after taking in the Snn. i day excursion and the Bluff CIiy. wpr | to Mississippi OH a Visit tt relatives an Il 1 friends.
 q A match game of base bal, is goin on at the ljlantun Bali Park lkIs after noon between the Wynne and Furres. City boys.
 Prof. Fred Snetz.r and snare-drum- mer Berry Lee, of Marianna, were'nere Sunday, and accompanied our band boys to Memphis.
 Misses Claudio Mallory and Emma Eldridge went to Memphis OH the eX- curSlnh Sunday, and were entertained by Miss Mary Chase, of that city. Fred Billings genial countenance was sunshine to his many friends here sunday. He came up from Marianna To go to Memphis with our band.
 Sadie Kelley. proprietor of the Turk loii Restaurant and Confectionery, re- celyed il new "goUber ruaster.n We'd nesGaY. and HOW has them red hot every day.
 The Misses straub, who have been guests at Gen. Taylor s home, returned to lleieEa Saturday. to the regret of a whole lot of friends, who hope for their i early return visit.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Avery, who have been guests of Capt and Mrs. Knight Tor several weeks, departed Monday Tor Michigan, wheie they will visit Mrs. Averys sister.
 R. J. lzard returned from Howell yesterday, where he had been for sev- eral days on business. Mir Howell, father of Mrs. Izard, came along with Richard, eDroute to Memphis.
 Miss Annie Luiz went to Memphis on the eXcrtrsiou Sunday. and has spent the week visiting in the Bluff City. She Is the guest uf Mrs. ]. E. Woods, for merly of this city, and will return 10 morrow.
 Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Shore and Miss Doris Shore, mother, sister and nie ce respectively, of Mrs. J. II. Dunav mt returned to their home at Collier, file , Tenn, after delightful visit o'f two months in this city, with Dr. an6. Mrs. Danavant.
 A whole lot of fun. plenty of fish and |, large experience was had by merry party who went to Fishing LS ke Wed. , neSday and returned yesterday even. ing. Misses Minnie and Alice Roll wage, Mamye Webb. Mary Izard. Lu- cie Dye. Eula Williams. and Maggie Douglass, of Memphis, and Messrs. Harry Knight, Richard Winfield. Linn i Hurley, Edgar Taylor, Joe Sanders and lsufus Scott, chaperolIed by Capt. and Mrs. Jas, Russell, composed the party. John Cox, of YOcona, was in town yesterday. He has flour mill Nn his place and makes his own bread. He informed us that very few persons in that neighhofhood seem to be interest. i ed in wheat growing, though some were and would sow wheat whqA he put in some other adjuncts to bis Mill which would enable him to ttsFn out first. class quality of flour. He says he does not advise farmers tQ raise any wheat for market. Just raiSe'enough to make their own bread. and it will be great saving. The yield seems to be about an average of ten bushels per acre down there.
 Our worthy friend, Fenner Laugh inehouse, left Wednesday evening for vlslt to the home of his family in Fayetteville. He will remain couple of weeks. as 1t will probably require that space of time fop him to recover from the fright of narrow escape. Fpnne.. has been nursing a bald head and ,,y | application of all, kinds of lotions Lad coaxed a few struggling hai-s to vege. tate on that barren spot. He lad been cautioned against all kinds nf excite ment. etc. as detrimental to it's growth. Knowing that his friend Tom Gray used the 'Arkansaw whisper" in his conversation. Penner has constantly avoided him fearing his whispers wonld loosen the roots of his hair, and he plead with Tom to talk easy when he came about the office. The other day. while perched on stool among his ledgers and journals, Fenuer heard q eonnno- tion below. Pom and Sid Tfapp were discussing in loud tones their rights to the championship as fishermen Bf n- ner feared disaster to his young air and cautioned them both 10 talk asv. but to no etfeet. ln q few mome ni 5 a noise was heard as though a heavy body had fallen to the floor. T. pon in. vestigation negro was fou,d in the throps of at. It is not know wristher the loud talk 0r the fish stqr ies was the cause, but Tom and Sid speak in sub. dued voice as they pass by. and Penney hopes to restore his hair during his ya- cation.