The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-02
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All Ginghams :! and SC. J.
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Mr.. Joel Wynne. of Memphis. was
in the city Monday, on business and
shaking hands with his numerous
friends loci has warm place Ia ey-
erybody.5 heart III Forrest City.
Miss Mirta Mcdaniel, of ParagouId,
Who had been a charming guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Il. Bruce Smith for the past
month, left for her home last Saturday
night, much to the regret OF hcI many
young friends.
Rev Brooks failed to ill his appoint
mpnt to pre- teh at the Christian church
here last Sunday, but viii hold services
At the usual hours next Sunday Sept.
4th, morning and night.
Mrs 5. H. Babcock and daughters
lett last week for J0nesb0rO. their fu.
ture home We wish them long life
aud happiness IN their new home, but
hope soon To chronicle their early re-
turn to Forrest City.
Cap. f. \. Hamer, the insurance
man, who had been on visit to his old
home at Dardanellc. Arkansas, for sew
eral days, returned to this city Tuesday
evening. He reports very pleasant
trip.
We have just received a shipment of
cypress we'll curbing. Call and let us
make you prices. Forrest City Lumber
Co.
Miss Nora Sage, of Fulwood. was in
in town Saturday Miss Nora has the
task of teaching the young ideas of
Fulwood how to shoot, and is consid-
cred the most efficient teacher in the
county.
John Brown, the Times right bower,
was run over by delivery wagon Sat
artay night about S o'clock. Fertu-
ndtely he escaped with but few
bruises. The driver of the wagon was
driving rapidly and gave no warning.
MI. and Mrs Chas. II. Paslay, of
Memphis. who had been the guests of
relatives and friends in this city for
several days, returned home Saturday
evening.
Mrs G, l.. Jackson and son John
returned home from Memphis last Sun
day night. Johnnie was considerably
benefited by the treatment received at
the hospital in that city.
Fine whiskey at the price of cheap.
Our Old Cutter Rye is as good as any
made, and price is very reasonable.
Try it once and you'll never want to
change n. b. Nelson 81 Co.
The old axiom that the lightning
never strikes twice IN the same place
has been exploded \ short time ago
a negro from the bottoms was arrested
and fined for carrying "A pistol Sat
urday he was again arrested with the
same pistol in possession.
Mr.. W NJ. Jones, the watermelon
man. of near Caldwell, was in the CITY
! Monday, aud presented The Times
crew with fine neon, which was
! highly appreciated by all who partici-
pated in the feast. Mr. Jones will al
ways be welcome at The Times Office
We have just received a shipment of
deadening telt. ready made roofing and
rosln side sheating paper. Paper your
room with rOsin side paper-cool in
summer time. warm in winter. Save
one.half your fuel bill, Paslay & John.
son.
Mr.. f. A. Lamping. with his wither-
ing blond moustache, spent Sunday in
town. He claims the atmospheric sur
roundlngS OF the county seat are some
what more congenal on the Saba th
day than on week days He returned
home with an increase of ten pounds
avoirdupoise.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis Tufley left yester-
| day for Farmngton Missouri to visit
relatives aud friends for several days:
thence they will 90 10 81 Louis and
spend some time sight seeing at the
Fair and buying goods. They expect
to be absent till the first of October.
| Don't be deceived or carried away by
the eXtrayagaDt Language of other adj
Yertisers but 90 TO J. w Beck & Co.
when you want the best goods at the
lowest prices. They have splendid,
complete stock of general merchandise.
| aud are sure 10 please you in the quail
~ Of their goods and the very reasoua-
bic prices.
Mr.. NJ l., Monroe and Dr. James
M0rty We're handsome visitors to Car
endon tile first Of the week lobe SAYS
they bad regular hog-killiug time.
and judging from their looks when they
got home, we are Inclined to believe
hey did.
Miss Lulah Lewis, who had been alb
sent from the city for several weeks on
d visit TO friends in Petersburg, Viz
ginia, returned homeTuesday morning.
She was looking in splendid health, aud
said she had "a very pleasant time. aud
that her friends can still call her Miss
LuIah, for awhile at least.
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