The Forrest City times., 1900-06-01
LOCAL ADDENDA.
CBuy an ice Book.

CBuy an ice Book.
Mrs. +. NJ. Thomas is spending sew
ersl days at the lovely country home
OF Mrs. Rena Hughes.
When you have once used an ice book
from the Forrest City Ice Co., you will
buy your ice no other way.
Misses Matte Cummings and Emma
Beck returned today from Memphis,
where they have been attending school.
Miss Nina Harmon, of Ttxarkans,
Tex, arrived ia the city Yesterday and
is charming guest of her aunt, Mrs.
John X Brown.
Joel f.. Wynne came over from Mem
phis yesterday morning bringing Mrs.
Wynne and the baby. and they will
! spend month here, guests at the
Belser.
If the predisposition to worms in chill
dren is not cured, they may become
emaciated. weakly and in danger of
COMMISSIONS Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge is the most successful and popular
remedy. Price % cts. Webb Il Sanders.
L. j.. Powell. general manager of the
Arkansas Division of the Southwestern
Telephone &c Telegraph Co. arrived in
the city Wednesday night, on tour Of
inspection. Nr. Powell was fayorably
impressed with our city. He left on
the noon train yesterday for his home
ia Little Rock.
Sydney Mcdaniel Trapp. better
known as "Jewsiarper," will entertain
his little friends tomorrow afternoon,
from To 6, the occasion being the third
anniversary of his birth. His im, tia
tons are quite unique and are as fol-
lows: MY mama says for you To ask
your mama II You can come to granny's
house tn my birthday party, Saturday.
June 2. 10 g. 5. Mcdaniel Crapp.
Yesterday noon Miss Corinne Gwyn
arrived from st. Louis. No.. where she
has been Attending Forest Park Uni
verslty. After term of hard study
and incidental examinations and en-
tertainments. Miss Corinne is happy to
find rest in her little Arkansas home.
After flight of five years, this is the
first time ALL seven brothers and sisters
have met. making it indeed il happy re-
union ia the Gwyn family.
Two lovely century plants now
adorn the courthouse yard just inside
the entrance. They are the gifts OF
Mrs. Lizzie Rollwage. and are highly
appreciated by judge Taylor upon be-
half of the county aud himself and
other officers. The judge has a keen
fnr Aa ,.I
to have other contributions. so that
delightful beds of flowers may grace
either side OF the approach from end to
ind.
Destroy the friction. Buy an ice
book from the Forrest City Ice Co and
you will have no further trouble in this
direction,
Lee O'Brien has purchased the inter
est of j. e.. BOYLE in the Kansas City
Meat Market, and the new firm is now
Aven II O'Itrieu. The business will
4 hereafter be conducted iu the new Roll
wage building on North Washington
| Street. where they will keep Il coiaplete
| stock Of choice meats. and invite your
| trade. Remember, they have moved
| from the Snuthside to the new building
| on North Washington Street
The only systematic way to buy ice is
| to possess one OF the Forrest City Ice
| Co.'S coupon books. 1t saves time and
| lifts a great burden OF care.
| The school board met Saturday night
and organized by tile eisction of Mr..
l.. Rollwage president and Thos. j.
| FOndren secretary. The future BUSH
! ness of the board was discussed in AN
informal way, aud the board adjourn
| ed until last Monday night when an
other informal m1rtipg WAS had and
| school affairs discussed. The board
| then adjourned until tonight when it.
is thought they will elect a corps OF
teachers aud fix term of school for
| the next school year.
Despite the unpleasant capers of
Jupiter Pluvious throughout the week
society has reyeled in amusement. and
many charming events have been sac
J cessfu;iy ceiebrated-in fact, the even
| ings have teemed with thrilling occxs-
ions Of enjoyment and pleasure, none
of which take precedence over the
! elaborate ENTERTAINMENT given last
. evening by Mrs. Walter Troy Sanders
TO her Sunday school class Of vTing
ladies i'm honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
William Paslay. The leading feature
OF the evening WAS progressive croki-
mole, in pursuit of which game time
sped rapidly. and it seemed that good
nights were being said before il could
| be realized that the hour had been
reached when .'all go-d folks should be
AIDED" The hostess. assisted by Misses
| Mary and Ethel Lancaster. was IN her
most charming mood. and her grace
and talents were subjects at universal
praise and admiration. Refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Paslay. Mr.. Eugene
Williams and Miss Jessie Thomas. Mr..
rlos. Parham and Miss Annie RUSSELL,
MIR. Ernest Paslav and Miss Courtney
Andrews, Mr.. A. J.. Grady and Miss
Ella Lyons. Mr.. Jas. Alley and Miss
Claudia Mallory. Mr. Hall Sanders and
! NI.so Eth.l Smith Az IN paSiaV