The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-09-19
TORE LOCALS.

iONE JO$ALS.
DO you notice the distinct and
pleasant flavor possessed by the Old
Nollmer" whiskey2 1t is the result of
purity. Il. {. Folbre & Co., Forrest
City, Ark.
Forrest City suffered from conges
ton OF train Wednesday morning,
caused by freight train being wreck
ed Just west of Bridge Junction on the
Bald Knob Branch of the Iron Noun
tam railroad! The Cannon Ball Of the
iron Mountain from-St. Louis to Mem
pins had TO come down from Wynne
and take the Choctaw track from here
TO Memphis. then came the Cotton
Belt train FROM Memphis to Texas
passed through to Brinkley. then came
the Bald Knob train from Memphis to
Little Rock, which took the "Yn and
went on its way via Wynne; then came
the regular Choetaw mail train, Ne. / :.
going west. all of which gave us Jar
and din of whistles and bell ringing
equal 10 the union depot in st. Louis.
FROM now on all tramps are warned
to keep away from this town, we are
saving our welcome for "a Millionaire
Tramp" Opera house October lst.
Crowley Ridge Institute opened last
Tuesday with, very iattering attend
ance of children. But little was done
on Tuesday beyond CHASING The
most agreeable feature of the opening
was the enrolling of twenty-five pupils
in the music department. showing that
the reputation of Miss Gertrude Ram
sey as an instructor had gone before
her. Miss Ramsey is thorough in the
art OF music teaching, and we wish
for her unbOunded success. Enroll
ment first day 2i2; present enrolment
go. Faculty: Prof. e. Il. Mathis, Prof
+. l.. Spencer. Miss Mamie Spencer.
Miss Olive Calling. Mrs. Matte In
gram, Miss Irene Freeman, and Miss
Gertrude Ramsey.
"a Millionaire Tramp's" wealth
consists in the sole ownership of the
richest VEN of pure comedy that any
theatrical pr0spect0r has struck in
many moons. Opera house October l.
An Informal musicale at the home
OF Mi. and Mrs Walter German on
Thursday evening, WAS the source of
much enjoyment to the guests who
had gathered to participate in the
pleasures Of the occasion. A well
selected program of instrumental and
vocal music was given. supplemented
by few fine old hymns in chorus
Miss Fannie Mann recited a bright
selection, and the dainty refreshments
proved the domestic as well as the
artistic gifts Of the hostess, whose eff
forts were ably seconded by her daugh-
ter Miss Elise. Those present were:
Mesdames Norton, Robson, S. II.
Mann, J. w Beck. j. NJ Prewett.
Word, Robt. Pettus. L. Rollwage,
Misses Ramsey, f, Mann. and Messrs
Cornish, Lock wood, j. NJ. PreWett, and
l.. Rolwage
There Is no better preventative OF
many of the ills which flesh is heir to
than good liquors. moderately used
I. c. Folbre & &c, keep the high
grade case goods or liquors in bottles
or jugs, and sell the same brand ever
the bar. Call on them.
Mr.. j NJ like was here from Ard.
more on Tuesday and Wednesday pack
ing up and shipping his household goods
to Ardmore. Mrs like and children
lett Thursday morning. Mr.. like left
"Wednesday night to make the trip in a
box car with his goods and two fine
buggy horses. And now we want to
say with all his other friends that we
are sorry and very much regret to lose
like and his estimable family from our
midst. They have lived with Us and
endeared themselves to the whole com.
munty. Mr.. like will be missed. Mrs.
like, Russell, Holly. little Esther and
the baby will all of them cause va.
cancy in the hearts of their friends and
chums that will be hard to fill. We
wish them happiness and success il
their new home.
The busy housewife may save mucl
TINE and worry at trying to think OF
what to buy to eat. if she will visi,
Sanders grocery The goods are sc
displayed that every shelf is sugges
/ ton delight 1t will not be necessar,
to look elsewhere for groceries or low
prices after you have visited Sanders