The Forrest City times., 1904-05-13
LOCAL ADDENDA.

For saturday and Monday. and foI cash only, we viii close out all l0. seam covering at jc the yard, and all be seam covering at l0c the yard. Re member, Saturday aud Monday, and cash only. D. H. Winfield < Co.
 Mrs. <. II. Babcock. who had beer attending meeting of the Foreign Mis sionary Society at Kansas City. and visiting her sister and the Exposition at St. Louis, returned Wednesday having had very delightful time.
 It is dscouraging to think we are not to have any base ball games thl- summer. We hope, however, that some good-uatured gentleman will volunteer to manage the team, and that an or ganzation may yet be perfected.
 We have just received shipment Of deadening felt, ready made roofing and rosin side Sheatlng paper. Paper your room with rosin side paper-cool i' summer time. warm in winter save one half your fuel bill, Pa5Iay & John- i son.
 Dr. ]. T. Brown and sweet little daughters, Bertha and May. were in | town to visit Grandpa John k Brown l "Wednesday. This was their first visit since October. though they live only six miles from the city. Ill Franks town l ship
 Ye editor is now keeping house, and will be glad toreceive country produce wood. etc. on subscription account. | Bring Us some chickens. eggs, butter, potatoes. vegetables, berries, stove wood, or some hay and corn for the pony.
 We have just received our new spring stock of lawns, suitingS. glng- hams, percaes. etc, aud invite the la dies to select their new suit from our handsome stock. Prices are the lowest for this quality of goods. Sanders x Walker,
 Street Commissioner MeClendon has been doing some fine work on the ditch between the residences of Mrs. Taylor and senator R. J Williams. Hereto fore this has been a mean crossing. It is now high and dry and properly drained.
 NIT. Tkos. NJ Hibride. of Spring field, Illinois, who recently purchased the Brandon < Baugh ranch in St. Francis bottom. writes that tirm that he has disposed of the Ricketts place, adjoining, which he also owned C0l- sideration and name of purchaser was not given.
 Dan and Henry Gatljng have been very sick for several days especially : the latter, with measles and c0mp.ica tions, and the family have been quite uneasy about him. We are 2 Al t0 note that the boys are improving d this writing.
 Mr " II Newson, of Wynne. was Ip the city Tuesday on business, gave us pleasant cal. and has our thanks for favOls. He and Mr. R L. Stock ard were enr0ute to St. Francis bot toms 10 locate and survey several pieces of land.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward R0leson left Tuesday night for St. Louis to see the big show. They joined Hon. and Ars. IL. r. Roieson, of Mariana, on the tram, and the party will ltin Mrs N0r- ton 10 tde c.tY. They will remain 1boQ. tg weeks.
 CLa. B4:.ns formerly well. .c1Sl negro r14s,abouc here. who < @s s-C. g ,H- peCiteutiary several year: az1 .sc t- for murder, was one q. t-- .1r = l=gT5-s who OverpOWered ne Z.zrd at the brIckgard, At the new r-~ .~.--.4EF Monday, and escaped.
 =2 la.o tt= Magnolia ,loon and Z-t ca9l and refreshing drink. T. C. r7 IT. u Co. the courteous and a1tss 1st4tle2 proDrietOrs will serve you ga ta- best Wine. Whiskey, Beer, er. sta-r beverages. All kinds of r4acF Axe1 drinks by expert mixol-
 
 Lee Hryan. of near Haynes, who has c--h seu0psiy Ill at Hot Springs, re s-rHsd to his home Saturday night. in ea n eauy with his grandmother, Mrs l. II Boon, who had been at his bed -Ie for several days Lee is improving apldiy. ta the delight Of his relatives and friends.
 Judge \ W. Norton is representing Mrs E. C., Mcconnell. ot Crittendpn county, and ". A. Gage & Co.,. of Memphis in suit in the second divis. ion oi the circuit court of that city, against the Security Mutual In. S4tance Company, 10 compel payment of d loss of s2 900.
 Miss Annie Russell returned last night from TeXalkana where she has been visiting rela'ives and friends for several @eek'. Mrs Lee Estes, nee Anne Dunn, came home with her, and will visit In the Russell home for a brief season. Her husband is expected lo arrive Sunday for sholt visit
 Cashier J. r Fondren, of the Bank of Eastern Arkansas, went to Hot springs Monday to attend the meet Ing of the Grand Lodge. Knights and Ladies of Honor, as a delegate from the Forrest City Lodge. Mr Ted Nor ton Is the efficient cashier during Mr. Fondren' absence.
 The Guild of the Episcopal church VII have musicale very soon-ptr. hapS the last of next week. The date will be named in a few days. The rec tory of this church needs many repairs. therefore money must be secured to do this work The ladies hope their friend Will patfonIze them lIberaly.