The Forrest City times., 1902-06-27
J VI. IKE. Agent.
ZION MOUNTAIN Z. r
TORE LOCALS.

Mrs. !. u Baueh and Mrs. Alice
Matthews have been visiting IN Hot
Springs fer several days. They were
ia "A runaway accident yesterday. and
thelr surrey WAS completely demolished
AID Mts Baagh, though not seriously
injured. had an ankle spralned and
WIS considerably bruised. The others
escaped without injury. They
returned home this morning.
Miss Corinne Mary PIouf and Nj.
Jphu T. Widick were married at $50
last night at the home OF the brides
parents. l120 North street. Rev. Il. +.
Eoran officiating The ceremony oe-
ourled III the presence Of a number Of
friends ard relatives Miss June
s iced WAS maid of honor and Mr..
Herbert LeScher. groomsmau. teing the
only attendants Arkansas Gazette.
FoE SALE One of the best farms
in the bottoms--6i0 acres 80 acres in
cultivation. 96 acres deadened. Two
good dwellings, tour aud five rooms.
large barn. stories high, 40X75 feet
G wells OF good water, orchard etc
Lays parlelel with the Ghoctaw rail-.
road, = miles Apply To
ED LANDVoIGT. TINES Office,
Forrest City, Arkansas.
Forrest City Lodge No. 19S f. x \
NJ celebrated y. johns Day by install
ing the following officers TUESDAY night
for the ensuing term. y. Meyer, W
N; DIR. J. d. Mckright. :. ": Ed.
4. n. Couch. J. W: Sol Lewis. Secre-
tary; DIR. II. L. Doolev, Treasurer:
Harry knight, 5 D :; Il. b Mallory. j.
j. Gro. W. Pearson. Tyler The
lodge meets every first and third Thurs.
day nights In each month.
Mrs. Emma Lou Alley and Miss
May, spent several days at Brinklev
last week visiting Mrs. Naccar0, and
were The recipients IT numerous pleas.
ant attentions, and attended several of
Btiukley's swell society entertain
merits. Mrs. NacCaro entertained the
juvenile "SlnaIt set Thursday of last
week complimentary 10 Miss Mary. at
Which time she met gay party of lads
ard laSSles and had a delightful time.
The Episcopal Sunday school had
an cutting at the springs Thursday
The little ones rIjayrd themselves 10
Their hearts content. and many OF the
ola toi6S envied them as they scamppr-
ed over the hills waded in the spring
creek, danced ard jumped around, aud
more especially their apDetites as they
aHSwtted the cal tor dinner and be.
tween meals. We should have more
OF these outings for the children.
Japanese Lecture, by Teico Fushida.
Chofu, Japan. Subjects, "How | Be-
came Christian. "RellgionS Gf
japan ana Christianity. "NAnketS
81 lie ORIENT ana Occlden'. Baptis.
chUreh Monday June So $50 J.. m.
lie viii come before The audience
drtSs"d IN his Lative costume, aud At
itf et' - OF lecture lie viii exhibit
%omr "t ttr caraN fram Lapar. Col.
laCl}ou Will be taken Al! come urp-
10 fou take drink occasionally :
i ven use hqu"r IN any walE II 50.
ann III either case. You hn doubt want
al article that Is pine. and unaGalteIa
ted Sanders x Bowen, OF the Green
Tee saloon dispense quality of
liquors unsurpassed IN Eastern Az
Kansas. II i an even bet that y0u
siou.u not buy elsewhere until Nou
nave samnied the goods AL the Green
tree. jug, bottle or bar service is alikt
te all customers.
. ne ,o.s3 ", ing from lie Commercial
@Niit"i ~ "wednesday VIII lie unWel
','a' o'NS 10 the NJ my admnlug