The Forrest City times., 1900-06-08

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% and 26, with the Helena base hall
club. Helena has a strong team this
season and our boys will get right
down to business and snatch their
laurels on their first visit.
General Passenger Agent Harris, of
the. Ch0ctaw was a genial visitor 10
the city this week and we understand
ne was on the look out for a copy Of
the official rooster. y a name by which
ne was pleased TO call The FoR.
REST CITY TIMES. There isn't much
in name, captain, but when YOU see
1t in The TIMES its so.
Mrs. Jno. NJ. Nichols entertained ia.
formally last evening at cards. Mr..
Hooker. OF Cincinnati, was the guest
OF honor, and a select party of our so.
ciety people enjoyed the hour immense
". Two tables were filed. and the
guests were further delighted with az.
petizing refreshments at an appropri-
| ate hour.
Starvation never yet cured dyspepsia.
Persons with Indigestion are already half
starved. They need plenty OF wholesome
food kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat SO that the body can be nourished
while the worn out organs are being re-
| constructed. 1t is the only preparation
known that will instantly relieve and COM
pietely cure all stomach troubles. Try IL
| u You are suffering from indigestion. Il
VIII certainly do you good. II. Dunayaut.
MISS Mamie Doyle will go to Rawli-
son sunday and on Monday will re-
sumo charge OF the summer school
place. She taught this same school
last term and gave the patrons perfect
satisfaction, hence they consider them.
serves fortunate, no doubt, in securing
her services again. She is u splendid
young. woman for whom The TIMES
mas high esteem, and wishes her
pleasant and profitable term.
| Lee OBrien has purchased the inter-
est OF j. &. Boyle in the Kansas CITY
Meat Market, and the new firm is now
Aven q OBrien. The business will
hereafter be conducted in the new Roll
wage building on North Washington
street, where they will keep complete
STOCK OF choice meats. and invite your
trade. Remember, they have moved
from the Sonthside to the new building
on North Washington Street.
Miss Bertha Warren, one Of the
operators at the telephone exchange.
VINO has been so pleasantly employed
IN this city for the past year left Tues
gay evening for Memphis where she
nas accepted lucrative position in the
American Long Distance office. Miss
warren leaves behind many warm
and sincere friends whose best wishes
VIII always attend her and all will
miss her sweet Hello at central.
Mr.. II. Il. Netlett, of OsceoIa, Ark.
gentleman who is we'll known to
many OF our citizens, having formerly
resided here, is again with us and has
position as salesman with Fusssll,
Graham u Co., where he will be pleas
ed to see his Old friends. Mr.. Neblett
was married only last week and his
charming bride accompanied him to
this city. They are guests at the Bel
ser. We extend them congratulations
and cordial welcome.
: Jewsharper' gave his party Sat
urday despite the rainy weather. and Il
large number of his little friends wers
present. Many of them came in the
arms OF their nurses who carried UNI
brellas over them; others were pro-
tected from the showers by buggies.
but when they all got to granny's''
house, everything was so warm that
the rain was forgotten and the many
good things necessary for their enjoy
ment were supplied.
A lovely entertainment Of the week.
was debut party given by Miss An
nye RUSSELL to six couples of her Young
friends Tuesday evening from till II,
Progressive crokinole was the feature
OF amusement and the hostess was in a
charming mood. Refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.. ".
-. Paslav and Miss Emma Beck, Mr..
Jas. Alley and Miss Matte Cummings,
Mr.. Eugene Williams and Miss Mary
Merwin, Mr.. Ernest Paslay and Miss
Pearl Anderson. Mr.. Jas. Gillian and
Miss Tolise Rollwage, Mr.. Rolfe Ed
ridge and Miss Annye russell.
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will give ssBaby Show ,,
on Friday afternoon, May Is, from
three TO six O'Clock at the Beser Hotel.
Admission-adults % cents, children
under IL years-l5 cents, babies under
three years-free. Babies under three
years will compete for prizes. There
will be four prizes giyen-one for pref
test girl baby one for largest girl baby.
one for prettiest boy baby, one for the
largest boy baby. Admission includes
refreshments which will be served free
of charge.
A sensational matrimonial episode
occurred last Friday night in which
two colored individuals participated.
1t was case in which the girls mother
objected, and the irate parent had
| journeyed from Texarkana to prevent
the performance OF the sacred ceremo-
ny in this city. The darkeys finding
that the msthez had arrived here to
prevent the match, hurried matters up
somewhat by engaging the services Of
Rev. W. c. Davidson, Of the Metho-
dist church, who performed the mar
rage ceremony about $50 O'Clock at
the G. NJ. E., parsonage.
A number Of the younger boys
are thinking Of. organizing brass