The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
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Master Edward Roieson returned from Little Rock Friday 10 visit hS parents and other relatives and friends snd celebrate his birthday, on the 14th. He returned to his studies Wednesday.
 Mir. J. 0. Piitle and charming daughter, Miss Alya, Of New Castle were trading and shopping in town Saturday. Miss Alva gave us pleas ant call and has our thanks for favor5. The jury lists are in tho hands of the sherlff, and AS soon as service is had upon the gentlemen whose names ap- pear thereon, win be given to the press
 for publication. Probably next week. The alleged comic Valentine has had another inning, and every person who
 received one is positive that hs or she knows who sent it.. How often they
 are mistaken, and the enc they least suspect may be guilty.
 Tho new storeroom being remodelled for the Fussell- Aidersen Con- pany, whom completed, will bs one of the handsomest and roomiest in town. he glass frout has been put in and the ne v door is being laid.
 Mr. J. c. Mebane, of Cross couutL was lyenial and handsome visitor in the city yesterday, and gave us a pleas ant call. He has lost a mule, and is of~ Iferisg S5 70 reward for it's recovery. See description in this issue.
 T. O. PARHAr1, INSURANCE,-
 Long Block, Telephone ls9. Mir. C.. B. Pettus returned last week from Hot Springs, where he had been | taking short rest and recuperatiop. He did not go to St Louis as he had Iexpected, on account of the severe
 weather. George is looking well. Miss Ona Watts, the charming sister
 of Mrs. F. w. DeRositt, after spending
 A couple of months in the Sunny South \ left for her wtntry home in Clarks- vile, Missouri. Wednesday night, after s most delightful visit with heI reIa. tives here.
 Our good name is business asset which we value too highly to place in jeopardy by making the slightest mis- representation. You may depend upou our goods being just like we tell you. Your money back if they are not Pas
 lay & Johnson.
 Several comfortable rooms in the Long block, suitable for offices or sleep. ! ing experiments, are for rent at very reasonable prices. For further par ticulars call on Mrs. Pauline Goddard or Mir. Langford Vanderslice, clerk, at tho Marion hotel.
 One of the horse traders who arc camped in the northern suburbs was thrown from horse a few days ago and had his leg broken. He suffered no pain, did not call in doctor, and is apparently doing as well as usuai.. It was his wooden lcy.
 There will be a meeting of the retail
 merchants next Tuesday night at the city hall for the purpose of organizing Merchants Protective Association. Every merchant and business man is | invited to attend and give others the
 benefit of his views.
 T. c. Folbre, Jr., X Co are still im- 1 proving and beautifying their place of business. Paint and other new fix 1 lures lately added gives their place | tCty CuCcllul duu luNilluS HUN. ut boys are enterprIsiny, aud success is crowning their efforts.
 Mr W. F. German left last night for
 Charleston, Missouri, where he has ac- cepted the position of secretary and treasurer of the Southeast Missouri
 Ice, Light & Power Company, and the Southeast Missouri Telephone com. pany. Success to him.
 Mir. $. N. landers has purchased the
 Catholic church property, and 1t is ru.
 mored he will erect rst-class dollar
 a-day hotel thereon. Newt is a hustler,
 anu we hope he will carry out these
 enterprising intentions. Is Is already
 rented if he builds the house.
 Ernest Carson opened his barber shop
 late Saturday. He has handsome los
 of the latest improved fixtures aud con.
 venieuces, excellent bath tubs and first
 class barbers, and solicits liberal
 share of the public patronage. Look
 up his advertisement in this paper and give him a call.