The Forrest City times., 1904-05-13

L. | ls preparing handsome Lawn Tennis grounds on the Harry Knight lots in the Russell addition. and will scO1 or ganize d club f6r amusement and eXer- else during the summer. The young doctor is a genial spirit and hustler, aud believes in healthful exercise as much as lie does in medicine.
 George Carter. a negro laborer on Section , on the ChOctaw, had foot badly mashed yesterday. He attempt ed to b9atd a moving train. slipped and fell. It's the same old story-the wheel ran over hls foot. He was brought here and Dr. Rush fixed him and sent him to the hospital where he will probably recover without losing the member.
 The negro Van Ryan, who was fined fifty dollars for carrying pistol and participating in the trouble at Biacktsh a short time ago, and who was hired to SdG swan to work out his fine, has run away sam Pedan, another of the same gang. was hired out, but wouldn't work and returned to ] ail, whereupOn Judge Folbre ordered mm on diet Of bread and water for a week.
 We fear no contradiction when we ad- vertise the fact that nowhere can you get better values CT better goods for the money, when you buy from our im- mense stock of Corsets, Hosiery, Half Hose. Collars, Tie5 and Notions. Our stock Is absolutely iirst-eIa5s III every particular and our prices as low as these goods can he sold by honest deal CTS. Sanders X Walker.
 Persons from the South who spend some time at St. Louis visiting the Worlds Fair. wi, Gud 1t very desirable to SD arrange their trip that they can return hy way Of Builder. Colorado, and take in the ChaatauqIa Assembly which opens there on July I h, and con. tnues for five weeks An especially strong program and Summer School faculty has been arranged for.
 Mrs Anna Francis, of Memphis, an aunt of Mrs James Russell. who has been visiting here since Christmas and Ms. Stobie, of New York, q sis tcr-in-laW of Mrs Francis. who has spent Il very happy season of three weeks here. with the same family. re- turned to Memphis last night They have made many dear friends during their visit. who will always welcome their return.
 k J. Williams, Jr, las been promo ted to travelling auditor for the compa- ny which operates the Forrest City Lumber Company. The change took place last Tuesday. MT Williams is succeeded as manager of the Forrest City Lumber Company by NIT. II VI. Euart. Who Is a capable and experienced lumber man. Mss Mary Mason is in the C-'iee. and together they will see tbat tue demands made upon the Com pany ate carefully attended 10.
 Mrs Pauline Goddard went to New port Friday night 10 attend the meet Ing tf tbe Arkansas Travellers and ylsit friends. Mrs. Goddard fol mer- iy resided ia Newport fer many years, and Is very fond of the town and it's citjz-Hry never failing to say good word for same whenever the 0pportuni- ty presents itself. She returned Mon- day perfectly delighted with her visit, and just in time to meet her old friends, NIT and Mrs r. J. Hooper and daugh- ter. of Denver, who are visiting her foI several days.
 Rev. Father Jennc was here ycster- day aud held mass and delivered ser mon at tue Catholic church. Miss An nic May GrObmycr took first cOmmu- nion, and WIS accompanied to the Lord 'S Supper by Miss Annie Rainbolt. Misses Mary Boyle and Alice Curry ac- ted as candle bearers. The frs; com munion and confession is d very sacred and interesting period in the life of the young Catholic. The two young ladies who ate of the body and drank of the blood of our Savior. were dressed in pure white, with long white flowing VeIlS The candle bearers were like Wise costumed in pure white, and the quartette made most lovely picture of grace. beauty and purity.