The Forrest City times., 1905-09-15
LOCAL ADDENDA.

MT. Berry E. Lee, of Marianne, was in town yesterday.
 MT. Chas. R. Hammett, of Wynne, was a genial visitor yesterday.
 Mr. E.. l. Badinelli, of Wynne. was roofing far Jeff Davis in town yesteI- day.
 Hon. T. E. Hare was in town yes terday on business and to take in the barbecue
 MT. Alvin Lake, of Alvin Lake Cot ton Company notoriety, was in town yesterday.
 MT. k. A. Scott, of Wynne, was amoag the neIghbors present at the barbecue yesterday.
 Hon. J. T. Patterson, of Wynne, was mingling with the politicians in this vicinity yesterday.
 Misses Bertsie and Hedey Kenirick of Widener. were charming visitors 10 the barbecue yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs A. II. Hammptt. of Wynne, were interested visitors to this city and spectators at the irew ofks at Stuart Springs yesterday.
 MT. k C.. Dye. of Little Rock, was d visitor to h0mefolks yesterday, hay. ing come oyer Wednesday night to take in the barbecue and mingle with the voters.
 Miss Bertha Whitteu, of Covington. Tenn, who will be one of the faculty of Crowley Ridge Institute for the en- tarp ia .4txr Mrs. A. L. Stevens.
 MT. Peer Swepston, Mr Ed. Mann. Dr. Hayden, candidate for Congress; Mr. Jas. Jenkins, Mir. Sim Boon, Mr. Robert Curry. of Charlottesville, at tended the barbecue.
 Elmer Walters "A Thoroughbred Tramp is a four act comedy drama, brimfull of wholesome comedy, ex- cellent dramatic situations and ex- citing elm xes Opera house Septem- Der 2S
 Miss Alice Y Simmons, who taugn, in the Crowley Ridge Institute last year, arrived to-day and vii teacl again. Miss Simmons won many friends during her stay here, and We welcome her most heartily.
 If you are going to take In d thea trlcal entertainment in the ncaI future, cast your lot with T, Rusl Thompson's friends and pay "A Thoroughbred Tramp visit at the opera house, September 2a.
 Mr Henry Wider and son Jesse left for Hot Springs Tut sday morning Jesse witl remain over there for treat ment and baths perhaps d month ol more He hopes tp return va king stra ght and free from rheumatism Mr Wllfer will return "Wednesday evening
 The ladles of the Church of tte Good shepherd wlll conduct tt baby show on October l2, and have Il bazaar on December la for the benefit of the Church. All who have babies are cor dially invited to enter them Tn tht contest, and 4 liberal patronage of tn, bazaar is solicited.
 Miss Irene Freeman. the well be loved and excellent teacher of tht primary grade of Crowley Ridge In stitute. arrived III the city on Nednes day. She has spent the summer unde the sapphire sky at Ashevllle, NOrtl Carolina, and returns invigolated fo her arduous du,i.S-
 As dressing for sores bruises anC burns Chamberlain SalHe is all tha can be desired. It k soothing ant healing in its effect. It allayS tn, pain of burn almost instantly Ihi salve is also a certain cure for ehappet hands and diseases of the skin. Pric, D cents. For sale by l. T. Sanders.
 Bertie Franks. the sweet little Swear old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jame Franks, died on Sunday, Septembe l0th, 1905, of congestion, and wa buried on Tuesday in the Forrest Git, Cemetery, Ed. J. A. McCord otficiat ing. The family have our sincer sympathy in their sore bereavement.
 Mr. F. II. Thurman, of Brnkley representing Lennon X Gale. whole sale dry goods, of Memphis, Wa in town couple of days this week mingling with his numerous friends and calling upon his trade. Thurman is one of the most enthusiastic ant popular salesmen on the road and al ways meets cordial welcome here.
 Mrs. K. R. Wilder and Mrs r W Bowen ana son Jesse came over iFon Memphis Monday to visit the family 0 their son and brother, MT. II. NJ Wilder. Mrs. Bowen is the mother 0 Miss Fife and Glenn Bowen, who woI so many hearts in town last summer She will return Saturday. Mrs. Wilde will remain awhile.
 MT. Robert. Benson, of The J. W Beck Company has not been at all wei for ten days or two weeks, and took { little run over to Memphis last week l. rest and visit the bedside of his father who was quite sick. Bob has returned to his business duties, and though mol yet feeling entirely right, is hustling for business as usual, and will soor have something extraordinary 10 an nounce to the people of this county fhrough these columns