The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-07-12

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during wears residence in Forres
CITY. has been removed tn the IndiaI
Territorv-away out in the wild ant
woolly but he'll come back methinks
Misses LORNA and Isonise Trice. o.
Mariana, have spent Almost delight
full week in the city, guests ut III,
home If their uncle, Mr.. II. Is. Trice
Mrs. Trice entertained the little lxdie.
at Stuart Springs yesterday with !
few friends and an elegant basket din
ner.
Mr.. L. L. Gray left Wednesday fol
FL Paso. Tex, where be will probably
spend several months. Mr.. Gray, who
has been in i'll health for SOME time
hopes to be beEsfitted by the air and
climate of that God favored country
and the prayers and best wishes of the
entire community follow him.
Spring novelties in Dress Goods are
in demand. In the Ready-t0- Wear
line Russell. Graham & Co. have mos,
exquisite line of''wrappers, Dress
Skirts. Shirtwaists, &C., both ia silk
and wooden goods. They also carry u
nice line of trimmed hats. Look these
goods over before purchasing else.
where.
Misses Ethel and Nina Hughes. the
pretty and accomplished little dAugh.
tiers of Mr.. John Hughes, accompanied
by Mr. Jack Williams. were registered
at the Belser Wednesday. The young
ladies were en- route to Tennessee on a
visit to friends and relatives, and left
on the east-bOund train over the ChOc-
taw Wednesday evening.
Mayor Upton and Marshall Games
went over on Burnt Cane Yesterday
and spent a very pleasant day toying
with the festive finny tribe. These gen.
tlemen, who are the very slaves of yer.
acitv and say the catch numbered 80
beauties. Ii anyone but the mayor
and Mr.. Gaines had brought home a
string like this some enviOus citizen
would have been mean enough to saw
they were caught with ''silver hooks.
tut these two gentlemen have such a
reputation for the truth with regard to
such matters that not shade of sus-
pici0n rests upon them. Everybody
believes that 1t was bona fde catch
with s'pin hooks and w0rEAs."
Miss Lula Davis returned yesterday
from Buffalo. n. Y, where she spent z
most delightful week and found the ex.
position all that could be desired from
u standpoint OF architectural beauty
and artistic design. The Pan Ameri.
can is rich in novel and interesting fea-
lures, and many elaborate exhibits OF
A marican nrnu rooo in tho rf unA mi.
ences. It's really wonderful show
ing features that were absent at the
worlds fair in Chicago in '93.
That enterprising young MERCHANT
and business man, Mr. W. ID. IaSlay
has purchased u bankrupt stock of dry
goods. ladies' and gents furnishings
and shoes, and is closing out the entire
invoice at marvelOusIy low figures. liz
for 30 days, during which time lie will
offer an attractive array of bargains at
prices never before heard of in Forrest
City. DO not take our word for it; 90
and see for yourself. Don't listen to
what anyone else may say, but read
w. ID. Paslay Il Co.'s ''ad'' in another
column and make note of the sche
dule of prices quoted aud compare
them with what the same articles will
cost you at other PLACES. w. ID. Pasiay
Il Go. mean business and stand ready
To convince their customers and the
public generally that they are giving
greater values for the money than any
other house in Forrest City. Store OH
jackson street. near Stones livery sta.
BILE. Give them q call. Telephone No
lOl. Free delivery.
The most prominent camping out
party OF the season was organized thu
first of the week in honor of a party Of
distinguished Memphians who arrived
in the city Monday morning. Through
the courtesy Of Mr.. Richard Winfield
We publish the names of the partici-
pants. Crowds from Forrest City
Haynes aud Bonair. Joined the Bluff
Cityites and no pains have beer
spared to make their visit to st. Fran
| els county pleasurable and interesting
The Memphis party WAS composed oi
Miss Ethel Weatherford. Miss Mar,
DeSaussure. Miss Fannie McDavIt'
Mr.. J. ii. Weatherford, Mr.. Mauric.
| Woodson and Mr.. Marcus Covingtt n
Chaperones-Mrs. L. +. Covington ant
Mrs. r.. Z. Woodson. Those frcn
| Forrest City-Messrs. Il. II. Winfield
!ohn Winfield. Ernest Paslay. Jas
Alley and Jack Davis. The Donxi
party-B. j. Pope, Mrs. NJ. A. Hood
Miss Bessie Hood. MIR. Henry Hood
Mr. T. r. Hoshall. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID
Mcdaniel, Mrs. w. Z. Evans. of j op
In, Mo. Miss Matte Mai Davis Al
Miss LyIa Hood. From Haynes
Messrs. II. ii. Lindsey, J. C. Lyncl
and valet, Z. II. Hines, r. f. posey
w. B. Scott. o. l., Rowland. Miss A,
ME Lynch and Miss Addie Rowland
Long lake was the ideal spot cl,osel