The Forrest City times., 1903-04-17

escort several conyiets to the penlten- tiaTy.
 Miss Annie Neblett, os Byhalia. | Mississippi, was in the city several days last week. en route home from Little Rock, and was charming guest of her cousins, Mir. and Mrs. II. R. Seblett.
 ". II. Newsom, of Wynne, was a genial caller at the Times sanctum yesterday. His confidence is the future of Wynne is pleasant to hear, and we hope his dreams may be realized.
 Miss Mamie Taylor, who had been visiting in Oklahoma for several weeks, returned home Saturday night, to the delight of her relatives and many friends. She visited in Little Rock for day.
 B. F. Poor man, West Union. Illinois. was ID town Saturday and enrolled his name for The Times. He has been at 1 Madison a couple of months on the gasoline boat, and will return this week to bis home.
 Rev. J. J. Cornish preached his fare well sermon at the Episcopal church Wednesday night, and will remove his family at once to Marianna. Many friends. including all denominations, regret their departure.
 Waiter Sweet, Widener, was in town and pleasant caller at our sanctum yesterday lie has recently returned from a visit to Texas friends. He in- forms us that D. NJ. Wilson is now in Hot Springs for his health.
 Mrs. c. Buchanan went to Madison Thursday and was the guest of Mrs. Addie Crippen, returning 10 Forrest City the same day. Mrs. Crippen came over with her and they are both guests at the St. Francis hotel.
 Write Geo. II. Lee, Little Rock, Ark. for information concerning the low rate to Savannah, Ga, via the Choctaw, Oklahoma & Cult k. R.. on account of the Southern Baptist Con- vention, which meets May 7th.
 D. l. Hunter is taking fnrlough on account of impaired health, and has gone to Little Rock. accompanied by Miss Gladys, to recuperate. Frank Doyle is hustlng the freight at the Choctaw during Dams absence.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Nicely, of Little Rock, were here Saturday on short visit to parents and other relatives and friends, and visited Memphis the first of the week, where they took in the races, returning here this morning. J. T. Sanders, the popular druggis', !, is handling the celebrated Hoadley Ics Cream this season, and will deliver same at any time in any quantity de- sired to the residences. It is also served at the fountain in the store.
 We have a fresh supply of choice Clover. Timothy. Red Top and Orchard grass seeds on hand; also the only genuine Texas Rust Proof Seed Oats in ,he city.
 PAISLEY & JOHNSON.
 The ladies are cordially invited to inspect my line of dimities, organdies. Swiss, lawns, OXfords, pongees, and all the latest fabrics for spring and sum- mer wear. Price in reach of all.
 Respectfully, <. l.. Grady.
 Messrs. Ferguson and Skipworth. two very handsome and genial young society leaders of Newport, attended the dance at the Marion last night and were guests of Mrs. Pauline God d,rd, of whom they are fast friends. | R. J. Cross, Marianna, was register ed Tt the Imperial Monday, and is spending several days in town. He, iu fact. is in the lock up under d penal ty of S10 and costs for failure to pay his board bill. He will appeal the case. l Ctpt. J. E. Richards and son, w. D., of near Haynes, left Sunday for Sioam Springs, to visit with Mir. and Mrs. | Lancaster. and in search of an improve ment in the health of the former. The V will probably spend the summer there.
 J. C. Boyd, the genial representative of the Brown Shoe Company, was look l iing after his trade in town Tuesday and incidentally distributing few copies of The Whitehouse Queen. !" one of the most beautiful Autographs eXtant.
 Tuesday night some thief or thieves broke the lock on the speeder belong ing to the car repairer of the Choctaw l SiUic lilc Sl ip VI tue ultllidu Oll bHHlut | No III. and left for parts unknown. The speeder was found Wednesday near Brinkley.
 Mrs. Pauline Goddard and Miss Norma Rollwaee were charming visi- tors 10 the races at Memphis Monday and made picture of grace and beau ty in the grand stand at Montgomery Park as they witnessed the several ex- citing events.
 Capt. Head has cleared up and planted one.half of the Stuart Springs l lot, thus destroying the beauty of that pleasure resort. It is 10 be regretted l that there was not public enterprise enough in the city to keep this charm l ing resort intact.
 The cemetery needs few more me- like John Gatling-not Ill 1t, but un the outside At his own expense he has graded, fenced and otherwise improved the northwest corner of the cemetery, and will make it the prettiest spot in