The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08

spent StNtfbt dhHs ih town this Week. i
 MT. Q ? Wolff, who las been qm,e ill for t@a Hetk~, is able ta be up again and k slowly reganing hs ] health aud strength.
 Miss Pearl Davis, principal of the Colt school came down Wednesday tu attend the Davis Fiizhneh wedding. returning the s,ne evening.
 MT, and Mrs w. k Tavler came Very near losing their baby Wednesday night, by congestion of omach. Drs. Merritt and Rush saved the child by heroic efforts, and it IS now improving
 Mrs w W Bryan and Stella Mai, were in town Wednesday afternoon. They came up to attend the Davis FitZhugh marriage, and to vist Lee. who has been very much indisposed for several days.
 There was prolonged and consid- erable rain here yesterday The ai- mosphere has been quite cool of late, and while 1t is welcomed as d source of comfort, it is not at all conducive to the growth of cotton which needs the hot weather.
 Mir. Oscar Pirtle. of New Castle, was in town yesterday on business in Squire Sanders court, in which he was sueing on account. He says this is the first man he ever sued. We hope he will never have to sue another An honest man IS the noblest work of God, and man who pays his honest debts comes very near filling the bill.
 The Times inadvertently failed to mention last week, the return of Rev. and Mrs. Geo. F. Hancock and sweet llttle daughter. Inez Morrtl. who had been spending A month al Sewanee. where he at ended the University of the South. They were greatly bene- fitted by their visit, and enjoyed the vacation to the utmost The regular services at the Church of the Good Shepherd will be resumed next Sunday morning at the usual hour, and 1t is earnestly hoped there will be renewed zeal in the church work. and that all who can may come out and enJoy the service
 "A thing of beauty is joy forever, ' so thinks Mr. NJ. l.. Monroe, the con- tractor and builder and he has fathered his thoughts by making his cottage on South Church street one of the most beautiful homes i'll the city He induced the city by pr0ffer of an hundred dollar bill to till in the ugly ditch adjacent to his property on Cross street. He has granolith walks around his house. in the yard. and Is now putting down granolith sidewalk and curbing. His cottage is. perhaps. the only one in town which has no front From whichever point you view it, the same pleasing effect, of sward, flowers and neatnesS meets the eve. II is an example worthy to init ate
 IL gives Us considerable satisfaction to call the attention of Times readers to the new advertisement of Messrs Paslay & Johnson which appears in this issue. in which they direct your attention and consideration t0 and of the merits of the International Har- yester C0mpany'S hay presses, which are sold exclusively by them in this coanty. Ne have long felt the need of hay presses in St. Francis county. which perhaps accounts for the fact that mora haYsis not grown and that thousands ot dollars are annually sent to other localities for grasses which we should raise at home. Call and see one of these presses which Paslay X Johnson have on exhibition at their place of business. and let them explain its merits and name you price and terms.