The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-06-03

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Miss Egls Williams. .h3 /. one Of
Forrest Guys u4osi popular and charm.
Ing young woraep had iT,Sll votes TO
her credit 10 the popularity contest of
the Memphis Morning News. last Sun
day morning There was bat one in
Arkansas who had more votes than
Miss Eula, and that was charming
young woman OF Wynne. We hope TO
see Miss lula gain one Of the trips TO
the Exposition which the News will
give to the winners.
Mrs, Stratton and daughter. Miss
Eleanor, left Tuesday night via the
Iron Mountain, for st. Louis, where
they spent couple Of days and then
went 10 Decatur, Illinois, where they
Will spend the summer with relatives
and friends. Miss Eleanor has been a
teacher IN Crowley Ridge Institute the
past term, and both have made many
warm and lasting friendships during
their soJourn In this city, who will hope
Tor their return after vacation.
Mr.. Chas. n. Erismsn, of Forrest
City, and Miss Bessie Taylor, formerly
OF Springfield, H.. but later of Mad.
son, Ark, were married bv Squire
Castlemau al the Taylor Hotel. in
West Wynne al $50 p. IN, Wednesday.
After the ceremony the couple left for
Jonesboro, their future home blade
Democrat. The Times wishes 10 ex-
tend TO its young friend, Mr. Erisman.
and also TO bis pretty BRIDE, its sincere
congratulations and best wishes.
A thief entered the ticket office Of
the Iron Mountain depot Saturday
noon while the force were At dinner
and rnhhed the safe 81 slOl. forty Of
which belonged 10 Mr.. Max DurbOTow
and Tie balance to the Pacific Express
Company. An entrance was effected
by prying up the ticket window from
the eolored waiting rom with an iron
poker, aud IT would seem that there
must have been Two OF more persons
IN the job. There Is 10 cleY 10 the
Perpetrators.
A very handsome shade tree al the
Courthouse was cut down Monday by
order OF the County Judge II seemed
Ike shame to destroy this beautiful
shade, but we are informed that il was
made necessary by the damage it was
about TO do TO the building. The roots
were eating into the foundation, and
would soon leopardlze the safety of the
tower. This tree was condemned by
The architect and builder. several wears
ago, but action has only now been tax
en- because the danger had not hereto
fore In manifested itself.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A rsyer.
Side self-sharpening plow share has
recently been patented large factory
has been built and is now in operation
1or the exclusive manufacture of same.
territory is now for sale. The Plow
snare hts on any pl0w made, is abso-
iuteiy self-sharpening, thus saving the
farmers time and money. The greatest
selling invention of the age as every
man who plows will buy. Thousands
OF dollars being made by agents and
men owning territory and working
agents. A small investment now, will
secure for YOU your home county, and
tnus insure YOU permanent income. !
we have exclusive control of the |
United States. For particulars, address. |
Adolphus Simms. Memphis, Tennessee, |
20 s. Cynthia Place.