The Forrest City times., 1905-06-09
Hon. and Mrs. F. w. DeRositt have

| CUc dIIiAtI dl n . C#tNk huiudy tNtH- ing and weiPhed the usual ten pounds. | Frank IS so proud of her that he don't i care If Rhoton has the whole Arkansas l legislature indicted. Here's wishing | the young miss long and happy 1 Journey through life.
 We had a sample of oats from Mr L. l k Grobmyer's farm "Wednesday which are the finest we have seen in AIkdn- l Sas. The stalk measures something over five feet, and it is said by those i who know whereof they speak, that this ] field of 25 acres will yield very nearly I D bushels to the acre. That IS iaiily good oats, thank you.
 A. Baysen. the noted real estate dealer, who owns large tracts Of land betseen Wheatiey and Goodwin, is 1 making some valuable improvements ! at hs new station, which has been namsd Blossom, p and he expects to | have thriving town established 1 there before the end of this season. I MT. Boysen has unlimited faith in l the future of this section, and is working steadily to bring 1t to the front. Monroe County Citizen.
 MT. Sol Lewis is preparing 10 build a handsome two story brick store house on the site now occupied by bis Mems Wear Establishment, and on next Tuesday will ioaugurate gen uine unloading saie. In this connec tion he has a full page advertisement in this issue, and We are printing sey- eral thousand full page circulars with which he will literally SOW St. Fran cis county. This will be sure enough sale, as the published prices demon strate, and discriminating public will no doubt take advantage of 1t.
 "Patienee ceases to be virtue, , says the head of the family, or any other member, when the m0squitos sing and i blte aud the flies get into the soup tu- reen, all because you have none or old and shabbily fitting screens to the i house. Good screens are a comfort l within the reach of al. They improve i the disposition, aid digestion, promote sleep, keep the liver active and remove worry wrinkles by their protection and i by keeping the temper sweet. We have l something new in these goods, and only want an opportunity to convince you of their merits and cheapness. PasIay & Johnson.
 MT. Newt Thomas has been and is quite i'll with slow fever, and his farm ing interests have been suffering for want of his attention. He is mem- Der of the Knights of Honor, and en Monday number of his brother Knights went 10 his farm and put in a days work Bill T. Hall planted about acres of corn for Thomas, and l.. H. McGuffey, Wm. Brice, J. Nj. Hall, and Jesse and Grover McCrary for their father, M, R. McCrary, did an equally large amount of work This IS fraternity in the highest sense of the word, and commendable in the most enthusiastic degree.
 Mrs. s. E. Sweet, of Memphis, came over Saturday expecting to meet her husband here. He was expecting her at Madison. When she learned that he was there she took the next train back. As she did not get off of the l first train MT. Sweet supposed she might have come here, so he drove over in buggy. When be arrived, he
 was about at the end of his row when
 he learned his good wife bad gone to
 Madison. They finally both conclu.
 ded to wait for the other to come te
 the stopping place of each, but this also
 failing in bringing them together the
 telephone service was brought into
 requnsition, and happy termination
 Of the comedy resulted.
 Master L. D. Ferguson, Jr.. of
 Memphis, relative of Mr. ". C. Fer
 guson and sons of this county. and
 who had been confined to his bed for
 two months with infammatory rheu-
 matism, and an affection of the heart,
 died at his home at No. l2 North Dun-
 lap street, Memphis, at o'clock Sat
 urday night, and tue remains were
 taken to Bolton College and inferred
 Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. De
 ceased had many friends in this e0un-
 ty, where he was well known He
 came here a few weeks ago on visit
 to his relatives and was on the farm
 in Franks township when he became
 worse, and his father came after him
 and carried him home. Death is al
 ways sad but extremely so when : a bright and promising youth who is just budding iuto manhood is thus cut
 down. We contemplate his untimely
 demise with sadness, and extend the
 bereaved relatives sincere and heart felt sympathy in their great loss.
 MT. Wm. IT. Doyle, of Wilbmton Indian Territory, formerly of this city, where his mother and other relatives
 reside, was happily married on Sun-
 day afternoon at Hartshorn, to Miss l Grace Slaughter, of the latter city. , They left immediately for bridal
 tour, visiting Little Rock friends, ! thence here for a few days, hence to visit his sister Mrs. G. A. McDer- mott at Lake View, Mississippi, and thence to Louisville and New Orleans. , MT. Doyle is valued employee of the
 Pacific Express Company, and stands hIgh in the estimation of many friends
 in this city, who admire him for his
 integrity and close application to busi-
 ness. He has gradually worked up
 from the bottom rung of the ladder of
 success, and is getting there. His bride is quite pretty and a splendid
 young woman, and will no doubt con-
 tInue to make him happier and hap
 nipr Wp Uish ba