The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08

MT. ana MrS. NlII l.. Evans, of JOp In, Missouri, arrived in the city Wednesday on a visit to relatives and friends, and were guests of Mir. and Ms. : F. McDsnlel. Mir. Evans is engaged in the drug business at Jop- Tn, and is doing and looking we'll He IS enjoying the scenes of his child- hood, and hls odtime chums have been delighted to greet him.
 Although little late, The Times de- slres to welcome h. family of Mr. John Hanna, of Franks township. who have recently moved tp the city and now occupy the commodous residence prop- erty of Mrs. Mary E. Blanton just south of the Hatcher livery stable. We nope their new home wll be a very pleasant one. and that their new asso- ciations will be Very genial.
 The delights of shady woods and purling streams during the heated term have woosd many small parties to picnics at the Stuart Springs, Crow Creek and St. Francis river. Many happy hours have been passed in this fashion, and seekers of peasure will find the present de ightful autumn weather as full Of charm for such out ings as the more sultry days
 MT. and Mrs. Ike Mallory, Mir and Mrs. A. J. Vaccaio, MT George Nal loiy aud daughter, Mss Claudia. and MT Dan Wyids were guests of MT. A. j. fipkln, at Tuttleton yesterday. at Which time there was served sump- tu0as dinner ot barbecued meats of various kinds, vegetables and all kinds or pastry, fruits, preserves, etc. X Jolly tune was had, and the hospitalities of the host was thoroughly enj jayed
 An Aristoeratic Tramp is not like any other play with tramp title. It VIII appeal to fathers, mothers. chil- dren, sweethearts and wives. It will do you as much good AS sermon Will be here September II. Don't for get the vaudeville acts in "An Aristo- cratic Tramp seven in number, and they are al good ones This attrac- tion is booked for Monday evening, September II
 Miss Alma Pirrle, of New Castle, Miss Ethel Anderson, who is teaching at the Lattimore school house, and Miss Mamie Hampton, who is assist ant to Miss Pearl Davis at Co t, were charming visitors in the city Saturday. They were shopping and visiting friends, All of whom were delighted to see them. We acknowledge very pleasant call from Misses Anderson and Hampton
 Mainly through the energy and ch. terprise of the Rev. George E Han- cock, of this city, and the cooperation of the earnest little band of Epscopa- Hans at Caldwell. there has been con- menced the erection of a church ed- lice. It is to be built of artificial stone, manufactured by the Madison Brick and Tile Company, and when completed will be a sacred monument to the religious zeal of these good peo- pie.
 On "Wednesday of last week the pop ular firm of T. c. Folbre, Jr., & Go entertained more than a hundred ot their friends with d barbecued dinner, and again proved the fact of their gen. erous Inequalities. The meats were excellently done, splendidly seasoned and liberaily served, and together witt pickles, bread, Brunswick stew, anC other refreshments, made up a most excellent meal which was greatly en- joyed.
 Mir W. II. Houston and family, of Grlggs township, have rented the res idence of Mrs. M NJ. Wood in the eastern palt of town. and have be- come citZens of this great metropolis MT Houston gave Us pleasant call the first of he week, accompanied by one of his three bright children, boy of or f years of age, and says they are highly pleased with their new home. We extend them cordial well come.
 The Rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd desires t, have both guilds meet in tine Recrory. Tuesday afternoon, September F, at f o'clock The Guild has been planning all the summer for bazaar which they hope to have Tuesday, December 18th. The Guild has been thinking of having d baby show also. The efforts of the two Guilds this fall and winter will be for the purpose of diminishing the debt of the church.