The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-09-06

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Conductor Il. +. Roberts, IA gentle
man who has been In charge of cor
! struction crew operating IN this yicin-
ity the past ten or twelve months, and
who, with his wife and family of i'll
teresting children. enjoys the acquaint
ance and friendship of our best citi-
Zens, left Tuesday morning for South
McAlester. l. T., to accept the more
! lucrative situation of travelling con-
ductOr for the Choctaw route. In pro-
noting Mr.. Roberts the company could
not have selected more competent
and capable gentleman, and while we
are 10th to part with him as a citizen OF
| Forrest City, We have nothing but the
| best wishes for his prosperity and the
| future welfare of himself and family.
! Something extra in any lineJwill al
ways attract, and so, too, is it that
good whiskey will attract the appetite.
| I. G. Folbre 81 Co. have in stock
brand of Yannssee, Is years old,
which they serve over the bar. We
only say, try it.
Mr.. w. NJ. Partridge is rebuilding
his telephone system in this city III
seems that the system was built with
out any system at all at first, in conse-
quence Of which the wires are continu-
ally being crossed, and from various
other causes many of the phones are
always out of repair. All these evig
Will be rectltied within the next two or
n ~ hn
management desires the cooperation
patience and sympathy of each OF its
patrons, as the service will doubtless
be very poor willie this work is being
conducted. After this overhauling the
company hopes to give its patrons gilt
edged service as the Improvement il
the old system will justify.
Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind.
is po'r man, but he says he would no.
be without Chamberlain'S Pain Balm if
it cost live dollars bottle, for it saved
him from being a cripple. No external
application is equal to this liniment for
still and swollen joints, contracted
muscles, stH neck, Sprains and rheu.
matte and muscular pains. 1t has also
cured numerous cases of partial par
alysis. 1t is for sale by j. /. Sanders.
DR.. Robert Cook Prewitt. Jr., of
Osce0la, Ark, arrived in the city Mon
day and has established an office in the
Winthrop building, over w. L. Evans
grocery, on the corner of Washington
and jackson streets. DIR. Prewitt IS "A
gentleman of pleasing manner and ad
dress, and we are persuaded that he
will make friends rapidly He holds a
diploma from Barnes medical college.
of st. Louis, Mo. and comes to us
thoroughly qualified and highly recon-.
mended as physician and surgeon
and The TIMES. with the fraternity.
wish to extend HIM and his good wife
the glad hand. with the hope that pro
fesslonally and socially their relations
with our citizens Viii be coDgenia and
profitable.
The finest wagon in the world is Il G
James Il Graham wagon, for weaI,
tear and durability. J w. Beck &
Co. have "A carload of these Wagon 5
for sale at factory prices. Call, exam
Inc and price them.
Thursday evening of last week the
home Of DR.. and MIS-. j. ID. Mcknight
was lHt scene OF very merry gather
ing of boys and girls, who had assem-
bled IN response to invitations received
from their lovely daughter. Miss Addle
liOrney, who gave "A party on this Occa-
sion. Miss Addie WAS assisted in en-
tertainlng by Miss Johnnie Ilorney,
and the honOrS we're dispensed with
rare grace and proficiency. Ice cream
and cake were served about II O'Clock
Those present were: Otis Stevens with
Miss lrma Steyens, Ed Allen with Miss
Helen Aldridge, Tom Pettus with Miss
Mamie Taylor, Elton Ferguson with
Miss Blanche Ferguson, Archer Hatcher
with Miss iIollie German. Emmett Bu-
ford with Miss Mamie Nelson, Willie
Belser with Miss VIrgie Aldridge. Ian.
ford Nanderslice with Miss Ida Sim
mons, Jesse McGutiie with Miss Mary
EPpes; Messrs. Aldridge Williams
Sol llambletnn, Lindsay Bridgeforth
Blanton Neel and Henry German.
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