The Forrest City times., 1904-07-08

rejoicing over the advent of fine boy at their home on Wednesday of last week. He has been named W. J., jr., and looks just like his papa. The Times offers congrat ulations to the parents and best wishes to the boy.
 Ms. V. NJ. Peticolas, of Washington. D. C., mother of Mrs Walter German, arrived in the city yesterday to spend couple of months visiting her daugh- ter's family and other relatives and friends. She is a most pleasant and welcome guest in the German home.
 Charley Davis, a lad who was many years ago adopted by MT D. Davis, and who afterwards ran away to seek his fortune in other places, has been in town this week looking over his old and cherished pathways. He is now en. gagged in railroading, and is looking prosperous.
 George Wiley, prosperous c0lored farmer on the Ed Mallory place. one mile north of town brought the third cotton bloom of the season last Satur- day. This cotton was planted on the 20th of April on upland, and Wiley has 40 acres which shows very nice pros pect.
 Miss Lulah Lewis left Saturday for the East to visit relatives and friends. to be absent about two months. She was accompanied as far as Memphis by her brother. MT. T. l.. Lewis, and will visit Petersburg, Richmond, Nor folk and other points, before return. ing.
 Mir. II. Frankel left last Sunday for New York, to attend the wedding of his daughter, Miss Emma, who is quite we'll known here in business circles. She is to wed a wealthy furniture man of that city. Little Sam Levy accom- panied him, and will be educated there.
 Mrs. F. k. Atkins; of Memphis, who had been such gracious and charm ing visitor in the hone of her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. F. Williams. for sey- eral weeks. returned home Saturday evening. She will come back to For. rest City in short time 10 prol0ng Der stay.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church SdNC all iCC IiCdu 5uppcl of last week, on the lawn at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs, Fogg on North Washington street, which was largely attended and greatly enjoyed. Prof. Baugb's orchestra furnished music. The receipts amounted to SIS.
 Hon. 0. B. Rellwage, accompanied by his little son, Herman, went to St. Louis Friday night to attend the Worlds Fair, and incidentally take in the Democratic National Convention Master Otto, who is in school at Quin- cy, also met his father there, and they are enjoying the sights to the utmost.
 We are sole agents for Heath tS Milegan and Hammer Paint. Every bucket guaranteed. Sold under a five year guarantee. We also carry all colors in oil. Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil at soc per gallon. Railway and Col lins leads-the two that leads. Brushes of all kinds. Paslay & John. son.
 Miss Georgia Holland, who has been visiting in Wvnue for few days. re. turned home Monday, accompanied by Misses Elsie Carter Arah Holland, Jennie McAvoy and MessrS Luther Vance, Tom Chandler, Lee Griffin. Will Spradlin, Jack Clark and Mir. and Mrs. Howard Vance, who came down to spend the Fourth.
 Miss Emma Beck who had been wis iting a school friend at Athens, Ohio, returned home Tuesday, after most delightful sojourn in the Buckeye state where she was the recipient of numer. oIs sweet hoSpitalties and socia dis functions. Sue is glad, however. to be at home again, and thinks there IS no place better than good old Arkansas.
 Uncle Harvey Nichols. uncle of Nr. John M. Nichols. ot this city, arrived Tn the city Sunday from Ryhalia. on a visit to his relatives, and is accom- panied by bis charming niece, Miss Lillian l'owZe, of Wall Hill. NSsis- Sippi. They are very Interesting guests in the Nichols home his waek. ncle Harvey Is S. years of age, and as yigor- ousas many much his junior.
 The Odd Fellows installed the fol. lC wing officers for the ensuing term last Monday night; E \ Short. \. G.;L. Gurry \. G.' W. r. Lewis, Secretary K. G. smith, Conductors: r. w Me, Clendon. k \ N. e. R ! Izard. l. S x. G Waiter Taylor, i.G John Bar ron, k. :. Y. G i, T. Porter. l.. $. Y. c.: Max 1otiie, Treasurer; Max stewart. Warden; R. \. Stevens, Chaplain.
 Read Mr. !. R Walkers new advcr- tiSement in this issue. He k opening in the Long Block, and will conduct a first class Restaurant and Confcct on. cry. Later, perhaps, he viii put in also a h1kery A nice line of fancy rtuce- rlcs, cigars, tobaccuS. summer drinks. etc may always be found al his lace. He has handSome fixtures. and rynry- thing is bright and ciean. We bespeak Tor him liberal support
 Mir. and Mrs. Lemmer and two inter. esting daughters, Misses Kathleen and Louise. canfe over sunday. and are guests ot Nr. and Mrs. L. 0. McDan- iel, south Ct town. They have many old time friends here who have been Gelighted to meet them again. Nlr. l.emmer is in the painting trade and IS figuring on doing the courthouse job He will return tC Memnhis fomorrow