The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23
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A merry Chris; mas [, all.

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 Russell. GrahYm < Ca have com pleie llne of all kinds of rubber goons for ladies and men. RtincoIis, gJssa- ners. oyerSnCes, slippers. gOl0shes, &c. Mrs. K. S. Stevens left Thursday for Memphis. where she will bs lined by her sister. and wlli go thence to Horn Lake, where she will spend week or so.
 The Bank of Forrest City k giving it's customers a neat rocket purse, which bears their compimt nts. It is novelty and quite good advertise nent.
 Jr. C. D. Stokes. of Lulu. was ip town Wednt sday. We were sorry to itara of him that Mrs. Stokes is very low and Il is not expec' cd that she will secoYer.
 Miss Fannie, daughter of Mir. R. J. f,fd. returned from Central College Conway, yesterday. to spend the holi- days with her papa, and other relatives md friends.
 MT. James Murty, who is in the city hospital at Memphis, and recently un. derwent q surgical operation for appen. dicitis, is reported as getting along very nicely.
 Miss Blanche Pope is expected to arrive today from Arkadelphia where she ts attending Ouachita College, and will spend the holidays with relatives and friends.
 MT. Nicaud, of Dallas. Texas, was in he city couple of days the first of the week to attend the annual meeting ot stockholders of the Forrest City Ice x Power Co.
 A5peW plate glass front and show windows are beng lut in the store room next to the postotlce, which will he occupied by E. II. Winfield X Co January lst.
 Ms. Y J. Withers, of Widener, was ir town yesterday, on her way to Little Rock. to protest in person against the pardon at Sam McFall, the slayer Of Aet husband.
 Ni.s CoIneiia Blaekman. who had been srch charming guest if Miss IAi1a M son for several days, returned tn her l one it Jackson, Tennessee, esday night.
 kE. F NJ. Polhamius of Texarkana was Tn the cltY Il couple of days tht iist of she week tn attend the annua meeting of stockholders of the Forrest City Ice X Power Co.
 Mr. R. NJ. Nimocks left last night fol North Carolina. to spend the holidays lie was accompanied as far as Memphis by his charm'n daughter, Miss Euniee :" ho spent to-day there.
 Fine whiskey at the price of cheap. Oar old Cutter Rye is as good as any ntde, ahd price Is very reasonable Try it once and you'll never want to change. N. B. Nelson & Go.
 A petition has gone up to Little Rock, asking the Governor to pardon sam McFal Who was convicted for the killir 2 of T. J. Withers at WIdener, and sentenced for two years.
 Mrs ]. NJ. Stewart and charming daughter. Miss Mary, are visiting re d. ,lves and friends in the city, and are
 
 ney and Mrs. J. NJ. Prewett,
 ] 0. Bridgforth and two sons have been spending a few days on Spring Creek in Sf. Francis bottoms They met with tair luck, having killed d 5'g buck and several turkeys.
 The possibilities of the soil and eli naAt of st. Francis county is demon a!ated by luscious 0ranQe auf sour spn en. grown and sent to The Times 9y Ms Jenne Hoy yesterday.
 Happiness k but arother name foI ppiiect heal h. Use Priekly Ash Bit ters al.d be happy. l. keeps tie vita hlEal hHaili y and Well regulated Il DuHayant $ eeia Agent
 Ei.ht huncred cattle from north Texas arrved at the O Mil Monday aId Ine sday, where they will be fed and fattened. They b ng to Mrs. ". $. Green, of Dardane.ie, Ark.
 The 6:23 a. m, Choctaw train was four hours late Wednesday and came rolling in with l2 coaches loaded With Arkansas and Texas people on their Way east to visit their old homes.
 Dr W. 4. Charping, of Walden, Mis-. sissippi, arrived in the city Friday night from Texas, to attend the bed side of his wife, who iS quite iii at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Short
 Several society entertainments for next week are on tapis Mrs. Barrow will entertain, complimentary to Arch Deacon Lloyd, and Ms. E A Rolfe win give a swell function for the young ladies.
 N ss DeYelling Rollwage returned Wednesday, night from Nashville. Ten. n4ssee, where she is attending Wards Seminary, and will spend the holidays with parents and other relatives and friends.
 Ladies of the Methodist Aid Society eXeud sincere thanks to Dr. Long fol l9e use of his bualding for the bazaar the Forrt >t City Times for advertising . gfa. i,Ts f.. l,b