The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-06-17

Mr. J. l.. Rogers, Of Franks township |
was N the city Saturday with his family
OF three bright boys. They gave us a /
pleasant cali and have our thanks for
faNots.
Ex-SheliG W. L. Williams was taken
I'll at NaHndaie last Friday, and was
unable h reach bone unit Monday. ]
lie Is on his feet again, but quite
feeble
\ dancing party which was To have
taken place at the Marion hotel Mon
day night, was postponed on account
OF the critical illness OF Mrs. John
Mallory.
Prof. J. a. Gatter. of Colt, was in
town Tuesday The Professor was
gallant soldier in the late unpleasant
ness, and belonged to Company D
l29 h Ohio.
Miss Martha Mckip. cousin of Mr..
i'm Mckie, who is 80 well aud favor
IDLY known here. was married at
Nanndale "Wednesday to Mr.. Allie
lluddleston.
Mr.. Dan Wylds, of Franks township.
aregulariy chosen delegate to the State
Democratic Convention, LETT SUNDAY
lof Hot Springs TO perform the duties
OF that trust.
DrS. Long " Clark have reopened their
dental parlors in the rooms above X. II
Winfield x Co. s, and invite their friends
and patrons to give them a call in their
new quarters. They will be open Monday.
\ Lot Of new Guitars. Banios and
other Musical Merchandise, has lust
been received at the Newsstand Prices
Viii be as low as the same goods can
be had any where.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Chaser and baby. of
Holly Springs, Mississippi. came over
Sunday on visit to their parents, Mr.
and Mrs Is. Levy. Mr.. CHASER returned
home Sunday night.
Mr.. Laogford Vanderslice went to
81 LOUIS via Memphis Monday even.
lnr. to take in the Fair. Mr.. Robert
Scott is filling his place at the Marion
during his absence.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Koonce, Of Wynne, ac-
c0mpanied by her son, Mebane, and
her niece, Miss Mary Mebane, came
down Wednesday, and were guests OF
Mrs. Alice | Taylor.
Col, Nicely Harris went to Nashville
Monday night to attend the reunion
and mingle with his old comrades. If
any ore has good time al Nashville. |
it viii be the Colonel.
Nessrs Joplin Hale and ]. H. Low
rP OF OSce0la, were handsome and |
gatlant visitors IN the ely Sunday and |
w,re guests in the home of Mr. aud |
Mrs Otto b Rollwage.
d. n p Beauchamp anticipates
iSlt to Oklahoma AMI the Territory |
he first Of next month, and will be
present at the opening of the new city |
If Woodman in Oklahoma.
Fine whiskey at the price of cheap.
Oar Old Cater Rye is IS good as any
made, and price is very reasonable.
Fry 1t once and you'll never want to
change. n. b. Nelson & Co.
Mr.. J. Z. Hardin, of Prairie town
'hIp. was in the city Monday. enroute
o Memphis on business, whence he
went 10 Jackson to visit relatives and I
I'D time friends. He gave us IA pleas
mt call.
Russell. Graham x Co. have a com
1iete line OF The celebrated Duttpnh0fer
o~ shoes and slippers for ladies, aud
nyile you 10 c4ll and i0Gk them over
md pick out your size before The stock
S broken.
Mr. and Mrs. w. :. IIemenway. of
Wheat.ey. accompanied by Willie
Campbell and Miss Linnie Brauchamp.
eft for visit to the Wotld'S Fair at
st. Louis, Monday. We wish them a
pleasant visit.
Wanted-Place Of i,0c3tOl 800 acres;
100 or 400 acres in cultivation, close to
Forrest City. Want good land and
wiling to pay reasonable price for it.
Mercantile Trust Company.
little Rock, Ark
Fine weather for farming this week,
snd the farmers are taking every ad-
Ydntage of it. Reports generally are
hat crops are looking well and are fur
her advanced than at corresponding
period last year.
DR.. L. II. Merritt is very proud of
some fine plums which be is growing
IN his home place. He says they are
IS big as guinea eggs now and are not
yet turning ripe, so they will continue !
% develop fer some time yet.
Capt. James Russell, regular dele
gate to the State Democratic Conven-
ion, was unable TO 90 TO Hot Springs
owing to the illness of his charming
laughter, Miss Annie, and gave his
proxy to Hon. Walter German.
DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Clark returned
from their wedding tour Tuesday
night. Mrs Clark was quite i'll dur ,
NC her absence, but is now GONZALES
cent, and their relatives and numer- |
Gus friends welcome them home.
Mike, infant son of Il. b. Green. Of
near Rawlinson, died June 18th, and /
the remains were brought here for in |
terment in the Forrest City cemetery. !
the following day. We extend the be-
reayed our sincere sympathy.