The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-12-05
LOCAE'ADDENDA.

c. A. Walker, who had been very
sick for sometime at the Marion hotel
lett last week for little Rock, where he
Will be attended by his sister. We are
Informed that he is considerably bet
ter this week, and we trust he NAV en-
tirely recover.
The December number of the Define.
atof and the Designer, is the Christ.
mas number. and is perfectly ex-
qulsite In artistic printing and VOL
ume OF fashions. They are now on
safe at the Newsstand. Procure "a
copy at once.
Learn to distinguish between ex.
pense and investment. You can often
afford one when YOU can't the other
Advertising is an Investment, and
though you may not be able to see its
results at once. keeping everlastingly
at 1t. brings success.
There is no better preventative of
many OF the ills which flesh is heir to
Than good liquors. moderately used
/. G. Foibre 81 Co., keep the high
grade case goods OF liquors in bottles
or Jugs, and sell the same brand ever
the bar. Call on them.
The White River Conference met at
Paragould yesterday, Bishop Ho,s pre-
sidiag. Rev. w. c. Davidson. Il. T.. :.
and Rev. Dyer attended from this
place. They went up Tuesday night
to attend committee work prior 10 the
meeting of the conference.
Please Cont overlook our line Of
novelty ard safely inkstands At tie
Newsstand. We have some beauties
AL 2oc. Also handsome paper weights,
paper knives. steel erasers. sponge
cups. and desk furnishings, specially
appropriate for Christmas presents.
Being unable to dispose of my proper.
~. viii again serve the farmers in
the ginning line. My gin has been
overhanled, and | am prepared to gin
on short notice. Bring your cotton To
the old reliable Ravens gin
&. Ii. UAyENs
1t is time for the Sunday schools to
discuss the matter of Christmas trees.
This Is joy to the little folks which
should never be overlooked, and We
hope definite arrangements may be
made at once which will insure at least
one public distribution in this manner.
Mrs. Addye Crippen. charming
young widow of Madison, was in town
Tuesday and guest with her friend.
Mrs. l. l.. Harris of Memphis, at the
st. Francis hotel. They came over TO
attend the Minstrels Mr.. Harris is
an accomplished musician and sings
sweetly.
Through free reclining chair cars
from Texas, Indian and Oklahoma
Territories to Memphis. Union STA
tl0n connections. no transfer. Low
holiday rates by the Rock Island Sys-
tenn Choci aw, Oklahoma Il Gulf r.
Il. Ask your ticket agent fer fnll in
formation. L Is
December was ushered in by very
heavy frost. The earth and all thai
thereon is, WAS covered with IA heavy
Whl,eness. 1t WAS the first genu n
frost of the season. and the lat.sl
s" first FROST ever known so far as We
have been able to learn from the oldest
inhabitants,
Mr.. Mauk of Indiana, was In town a
couple OF days this week, having re-
turned from the vicinity of Mud Lake.
He reports having bagged eleven
ducks, two quailS and turkey. huf
that he was at great disadvantage
on account of the great number u
hunters and the weather.
Mrs. Alma Digger of Jackson, Ten
nessee. arrived Friday on visit to
her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Nicely. Her charming personality ha.
already won her many friends here.
and the congregation AL the Methodist
church last Sabbath were raised
| heavenward 10y her sweet solo.
The Bachelor Maids were hand
semely entertained last Friday after
noon by Miss Merwin The visitor,
were Misses Hill and Craig the charm
ing guests of Miss Cummings. T. osr
absent Were, Misses Russell and Win
throp. Miss Winthrop entertains the
Bachelor Maids this afternoon.
Mrs. Matilda Fletcher lectured at the
Woman's Club Tuesday night to very
select audience OF fOrty-two-the Geor
gla Ministries being "A couuter attraction
at the opera house. Her subject wa,
The Heart Of Man" and her lrctur
is said tn have been literary treat by
those who were fortunate enough I,
hear it.