The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-30
OTHER LOCALS.

Brush and Pencil Drawing Tablets at
tie News and.
Penmanship Practice Tablets at the
Newsstand.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Wood left Yesterday for
Hos Springs f0r II couple or weeks stay.
Misses Emma Eldridge and Claudia
Mallory returned Wednesday from IA
htppy soiourn at Wynne.
DR.. Henery Terry. of Widner. was
handsome and courteous visitor 20
our city TWO or three days the flrst of
The week.
Miss Annie Lynch. of HAYNES. is
S2endlng this week in our city. the
charming guest OF Misses Mamie and
Julia Rodgers,
The Hughes grave yard, north of
town, VIII be enlarged to the extent OF
nall an acre. 1t is the best cared for
NAL place i'll ST. Francis county.
q There is some talk of organizing A
foot ball team for the coming season.
Forrest City has lots of good timber
and should be able to get up crack
eleven,
Mr.. w. l.. Proctor, a brother of Mrs
l.. II. Merritt, with his two sons, Cral
and Ira, OF Dumas, Ark. arrived in
the city the first of the week and are
with Dr. and Mrs. Merritt at their
lovely home on the spring road.
The president and members OF The
Bonaml club desire us TO announce
mat the privileges and freedom of their
claD room ATE only accorded members
OF the orgaulZation, ard that ii is
not maintained for the pleasure OF loaf
.ers and outsiders, The young men
nave been 20 great expense in equip
ping the room with books and para.
phernalia, and unless specially invited
outsiders have no right whateverin the
club room. This means YOU.
The birthday party given last Fri
day night by Mr.. and Mrs W. A. De-
lan0 III honor of their SON ROscue's
Eth birthday, WAS one of much pleas
ure to those present We failed to get
the names of all who attended. There
were about 30 boys and girls present,
and il seemed to enjoy themselves to
the fullest eXteht. Refreshments were
served at clock. The gay-parfy left
for their respective homes al 10 O'Clock.
al wishing Master Roscoe many happy
I urnS OF the dav. Many dainty pres
enlS were received, for al of Which he
desires to thank his little friends.
Moore's PiluleS are a guaranteed
cure for all forms Of Malaria. Apue.
Chliis and Fever. Swamp Fever. MAla.
rial Fever, Bilious Fever. Jaundiee.
tetd breath and a tired. iistlesS fee
ing. They cure Rheumatism and The
asSitnde following blood poison pro-
dnced from malarial poison No Qni-
nine, no Arsenic, Acids OF Iron. Do
not ruin stomach or teeth. Entirely
taSteless. Price soc per box. Dr G. c.
Moore Co. No. 80 North Main street,
st. Louis, Mo. j. L. Sanders.
During these dry times the tires on
your WI gOn are liable TO come off or
get loose Don't back it into some hole
Of water to swell and tighten, but take
it to Joe a. Beck. the blacksmith. on
the southwest corner OF Rosser and
Jackson streets, who has the only pat
ent tire shrinker IN the city. He'll
tighten the tire on your buggy or
wagon while you wait. and VIII do
permanent job. He is also prepared to
repair work, horse-shoeing, etc.
Mr.. John d. Doyle, a genial gentle
man OF the craft, who has held the sit
uatiOn OF foreman of THE TINES for
the past two months, leaves us to-mor-
row for Little Rock, where he hopes to
End more lucrative employment. Mr..
Doyle is thorough master of the art
preservatiye and is courteous, sober
and reliable office man. with whose
?eryices and companlonship we are
10th TO part. He is an unpretentious.
but worthy gentleman, and we do not
hesitate TO recommend him TO anyone
who stands in need of a .iyst-class
printer. May his lines ever Le cast in
congenial chimes.