The Forrest City times., 1901-04-12

Wood Paslay Is" doing the Bluff
City.
Mr.. J. II. Fischer spent Sunday in
Memphis.
Wonder if Dan Cupid his gone out of
businessy
DIR. NJ. r. Stinson. of Brinkley. ar.
| rived.in the city Monday, and has spent
the week here in pursuit of professional
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Graham went to
Hot Springs Wednesday to remain sew.
eral weeks for the benefit of Mr.. Ora.
hams health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Neelv. of Lit
tie Rock. accompanied by their lovely
friend, Miss Emma Henschen, of st.
Louis, arrived in town last SATURDAY.
to spend Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
5. Durborow.
1t seems to us that wedding bells
would harmOniZe with the general
sentiment of things very sweetl3: but
say, boys, perhaps this is the season
when the fancy Of your lady love has
turned to some other fellow.
Miss Margerite Harrington. the win.
some little telegraph operator from
Palestine was guest at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. J. ID. Mcknight Wednes-
day and was among the audience at
she opera house that evening to wit.
ness the Benedict company's version
of Quo Vadis.
MIR. j. +. Marshal, of Texercana. ar.
rived In the CITY Wednesday to assume
charge OF the affairs of the Forrest CITY
ice factory. Mr.. Marshal is very
genial gentleman and has made the
business OF the successful operation of
ice factories a lifelong study and has "A
practical knowledge of the business
which is very tlattering.
The Easter services at the Episcopal
church last Sunday were well attended
and very interesting. The church had
been handsomely decorated with potted
plants, cut flowers and blossoms from
the forest, and presented picture of
marvellous beauty. The sermons by
the rector. Rev. Cornish. were timely
and eloquent, and the music all that
could be desired.
A large party of Forrest City's So
ciety people attended the Lyceum the.
atre In Memphis last night to witness
the performance of Mr.. Joseph JET.
ferson in Rip Van Wrinkle. Through
the courtesy of Mr.. like, local agent
for the Choctaw, ,the delegation en-.
loyed the privilege of half rates over
his line. Among those who took adj
VANTAGE OF the excursion we note DR..
and Mrs. j. Fl. Dunavant. Mr.. w.
T. Brandon, Mrs. j. D. Baugh. Louie
Rolwage. Miss Katie R0llwage, Mrs.
Otto ROllwage. Miss Mary Merwin.
Mr.. Robt. Benson and Miss L.ciIe
Dye, Mr.. Hubert Folbre and Misses
Ethel and Mary Lancaster, Mrs. T.. A.
Rolfe, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Lulu Parham
Miss Lizzie Brady, Miss Martha Hatch.
er, Mr. Tom Buford and Miss Clandia
Mallory, Mr.. Theo. Heyck, Mr.. Hart
Evins. Mr.. like. Mr.. Tom Parham.
Miss Lollie Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Grady and Mrs. Emma Cummings.
An occasion Of genuine enjoyment
for the little folks was 4 birthday mar
ty given by little Miss Pauline Roberts
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Roberts. on South Rosser
street. They romped and froljcked
and INDUCED in all the happy amusp-
ments known to their childish hearts
and the pretty little hostess seemed to
DE everywhere at once, contributing to
the pleasure of her playmates and fill
ing the hours with brightness fer all
present, Many appropriate and hand.
some presents were received. Refresh.
ments we're served at o'clock. Those
present were Annie MAY Grobmver.
Alice Curry. Mary Boyle, Mary Ajlev'
Attic Beck, Floy Hancock. Leta Nav
Hancock. Dainty Gatling, Mamie
Evans, Nellie Higps. Lucille Crews.
Lucille Russell, Lottie Aldridge. Eula
AIdridge. Susie Nelson. Bessie Stevens,
| Winnie Stevens, Ardale Rollwape,
Guy Wilder and HOrtense Williams.