The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-03-25
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Elder ". T. Amis, of Hot Springs,
preached at the Baptist church We'd
nesday night. His sermon was greatly
appreciated. His mission here was to
raise funds to aid in the building of a
$50 600 church on superb lot in Hot
Springs which his members have
purchased. AS much money is needed
in the local field, the contributions
we're very properly small.
fear no contradiction when adver-
tise the fact that nowhere can you get
better values or better goods for the
money, when you buy from my i'm
mense stock of Corsets, Hosiery, Half
Hose, Collars, Ties, and Notions. MY
stock is absolutely 6rst-class in every
particular, and my prices as low as
these goods can be sold by honest
dealers. W. I. Sanders.
II not so much as a barrel of cement
| is needed we can supply you lola
Portland in quarter sacks, four sacks
to the barrel, any number desired, all
orders, no matter how small. will be
| appreciated and receive our prompt at
tentiOn. Telephone US, 17o. Out of
town patrons drop Us a line when in
need of cement. you'll never regret
having used lola Portland. The For
rest City ice Il Power Co.
The bridge just south of the ]. p.
Blanton residence. in the southern
part of town, is reported to be in a
dangerous condition. The attention
of the authorities. and especially of the
energetic Commissioner T, w. Nc
| Clendon, is respectfully called to this
bridge, with the hope that same will
receive careful attention before some
person is seriously injured.
Major II. c. Rightor of Helena.
well known in business circles here,
was in town yesterday on business
Major Rightor was at one time cotton
buyer on the Forrest City market, and
is now in the insurance business. He
came here to pay loss of $1,000 to
certain widow. on which only $26 had
been paid. He has our thanks for
subscription to this paper.
Alley & Bolin have purchased the
| EVitts Restaurant on south side of
railroad and will continue to conduct
same in the pleasing and tempting
| manner which it is celebrated. They
are energetic Young men, and will
spare no pains to give their patrons
entire satisfaction. Your trade is
invited and we wish them success. See
their advertisement in this paper.
News items are very scarce and very
hard TO find. Owing to the intensity
of politics, all minor matters are rele
gated to the shades of forgetfulness
Even the women folks say they can
hear OF nothing but politics Let US
all give thanks that the agony Will be
over tomorrow, and that we can then
turn our attention to business enter
prises and to the upbuilding of this
great town and county. Surely in
such a good work, there will be no
division of sentiment, and We can all
pull together.
The Cosmos Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. S. H. Mann on
Monday. Miss Ramsey led the pro-
gram in most intelligent manner.
and her paper on American Humorists
delighted the Club. Mrs Robson and
Miss Freeman gave two splendid read
lngs that were heartily enjoyed. and
Mrs, Nichols, Mrs. Mann and Miss
Norma Rollwage. charmed their au-
dience with two vocal trios. Delicious
as we'll as bountiful refreshments were
served in the Club colors. Miss Anna
Robson and Miss Fannie Mann.
served,
Those Spring and Summer Hats at
the Millinery Emporium Of Madame + |
Boyle are perfect dreams Of beauty |
dalntiness, and lovliness. 10 fact there |
a i4rpa n N ha.r hot ~.
quislte. The price is not higa either. |
You can buy swell Easter Hat at |
from s. 30 to Sll.00 Of Mrs Boyle. that |
you would pay elsewhere from Is. 90 to |
50. She also has big new stock of |
Ladies, Furnishing Goods, Ribbons,
Dress trimmings, Notions and Novel
ties IN late Millinery, and invites an
inspection Of her stock, feeling conf
dent that she can please both taste and
purse. Call early before the stock of
Easter Hats Is depleted.