The Forrest City times., 1901-08-09

tally cards are now ON sale at the
Newsstand.
Mrs. Ed Berry, of Madison, was Wis
ltlhg ana shopping in the city Tuesday
ana was guest for dinner at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Rainbolt.
Mrs. j. J. Barron and the baby with
MesSrs. Robert and Joe and their
guest. Miss Annie Littell went over in
The st. Francis bottom Sunday even
ing for short visit to friends.
Hall Sanders is employed with the
!Mempnis Qneensware company, and,
Ike other country boys" who have
accepted situations in the city, is rap.
IDLY gaining the esteem and confidence
OF his employers. We wish Hall all
kinds Of success.
Among the changes in mercantile
circles is the dissolution of the firm of
Trap, Barker Il Co. Mr.. Z. II. Barker
retiring. We wish Mr.. Barker success
IN whatever he undertakes, but hone
he and his amiable wife may conclude
not to leave Forrest City,
James White, Bryantsville, Ind. saws
DeWitts Witch Hazel healed running
sores on both legs. lie had suffered six
years. Doctors failed to help him. Get
DeWitts. Accept no limitations. j. Ii.
Duuavant
Mesdames Bard and Nichols re-
turned from Little Rock Saturday ac-
ceinpanied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Bard
and Mrs. ID. +. Mccullough, who re.
manned in the city till Tuesday. guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj.
Nichols.
Miss Toise Rollwage left Monday
morning for Lonoke where she will
probably spend fortnight at the home
OF Judge and Mrs. r. G. Trimble, AS
guest OF their daughter, Miss Meenie
Trimble. We wish the young lady
most enjoyable visit
Miss Mary Mallory paid the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Eldridge and ex-
tended visit recently, but found the
climate uncongenial as compared with
the balmy and breezy influe noes in the
vicinity of Byhalia. Miss Mary thinks
Byhalla Is one of the graudest summer
resorts in the country.
DO. YOU notice the distinct and
pleasant flavor possessed by the Old
Nollmer" whiskev? 1t Is the result of
purity. II. G. Folbre II Co., Forrest
City, Ark.
Mrs. Henry Wilder and children.
Jesse and Guy, left Sunday evening
for IA months visit to friends and lel.
atives in Tennessee and Mississippi.
Miss Glenn Brown, niece of MIR.
Wilder, from Memoirs. returned home
III company with the family.
Through the months of August and
September the Iron Mountain Route
Will make a one and one fifth rate for
the round trip tn Memphis on account
OF the Merchants Meetings being held
IN the Bluff City. Tickets are being
sold on the certificate plan. For fur
Their information confer with agent
DurCOroW.
Drink the best. " Budweisei's - the
Best. You Know The Rest. Kept on
draught and in BOTTLE hy every dealer in
The city. +. G. ! & L. Co., Agents.
Capt and Mrs James Russell, ac-
cnmpanied by then lovely and cultured
daughter. Miss Annie. left Monday
morning for Hot Sprng: Mr.. Russell
returned home Wednesday, bat the
ladies remained and will doubtless
spend couple of weeks in the Valley
OF VaDorS. We wish them an enjoya-
bic sCj0urn.
The photo buttons and brooch pins
being made for the subscribers to THE
TINES as premiums with a veal s sub
scriprion paid in advancej are giving
universal satisfaction Now is the time
to subscribe. See samples of the work
at the Newsstand.
Miss Eva Hester. of Newport who
has been visiting friends and relatives
in the county fer the past two months.
returned Saturday from three weeks
visit to Palestine. and is again a fair
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs
w. II. Aldridge AS guest of their
daughter, Miss Helen.
Base balls bats. catcbprs and fielders
mts. guides. masks, &c, at News
stand-CnEAP.
DR., White and Marshal Wolff mar
rowly escaped serious injury Sunday.
In driving TO the ferry at Madison, the
harness becoming disarranged. the
horse became unmanageable. Marshal
Wolf turned "A summersault out of
the back or the buggy, getting thor
ough shaking up, but sustained no
other injury. The doctor escaped with
fright.
Ike Mallory sells the best of Ken
lucky Whistles and invites your trade
Misses Lizzie ann Salle Roy. from
DpniSon, Texas. arrived last FRIDAY
and are lovely guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Scott. on South
Washington street. The young ladies
are cousins of Mrs Scett and will
doubtless spend couple of weeks in
the city and will pay Memphis brief
visit before returning to their home in
the Lone Star state.
Conductor S. q. Norton. Of the
| ChOctaW route. who is now stationed
at Stuart. |. T., paid friends in this
/ city delightful visit Sunday, The