The Forrest City times., 1905-11-17

Mr. Lucius Piikingtat. ot Sesrcy has accepted q position AS salesman with The ] W. Beck Company. and will DO doubt prove V. lusble addi- tion to the force of clerks now employ ed "a that entrTprising estsblishme nt. Mir. Pilkingten's family, consisting of lis wife srd three children. will join him soon They will be welcome sd- dltiOn to our cltlZsnry.
 b NIT. Sid Trapp. Jr.. one of the larg est farmers of Franks township. sold 39 bales of cotton Tn town one day last week. His train of wagons drew the attention of all behoId-ts It consisted of one wagon with eight bales. one with seven and the others with four bales each The quality of his staple made it possible for him to receive above l2 cents for his product.
 MT. T. OBrien and MT. Berry Russell have formed e partnership under the style of T O. OBrien < O.. and are con ducting d first class butcher shop on wheels. They carry the very best beef, pork, mutton. veal and poultry. They will make one regular trip over the city each day except Sunday. and will ap- preciate your patron age.
 The cutest thing in town is Jeweler E. A. shorts cuckoo clock. This complicated Contrivance not only keeps time like "A chronometer, but when the hours and half-hours strike, bird hops out Of door above the dial and announces 1t with cuckoo" signal. being a life-like reproduction of the voice of that bird. 1t is a curiosity which is well worth seeing.
 Mrs. Mollie Hannah and two lovely daughters, Misses Louise and Mamie, of Fayetteville, arrived in the city Sat urday and remained suntil Monday night when they left for home. Mrs Hannah was here on business connect ed with her real estate. and it is pos sible she may decide to return perma- nently to Forrest City Her many friends hope she may do SO
 Messrs. o. B RolIwage, P. H. Hens ley and W. J. Lanier the board of visitors, called at the public school yesterday, and after~ard formulated A report, which will be submitted to the school board at it's meeting on the last Saturday in this month. following which 1t will be published in The Times. We could give uo idea of the tenor or the visiting board 5 findings.
 MT. Samuel Kahn, representative of the postoffice department. with head quarters in St. Louis. was in the city this week with the object Of establish ing rural free delivery route out Of Forrest City. We learn that he will report favorably upon route to New Castle, taking Tn the territory east of the Iron Mountain road. This innoVa. tiOn will prove boon to the residents along the line trayersed. and is another evideuce of the progressiVeness of the times.
 MT. John Malouf and family have returned to Forrest City to make it their home, after d two-years' sojourn in Turkey, their native home. Mir. Ma louf is having the old bowling alley building remode'ed and will conduct a family grocery and restaurant therein. He expects to be ready for bns'npss by tomorrow. The Times welcomes it's old friend Malouf back to oul city. May he live long and prosper.
 The crowded condition of the cotton | P'osaOt "S ihpiS0ONo tlidl tEIC ltdlS are crowded beyond their capacity. There is considerable very emphatic complaint against the Iron Mountain, especially. for it's failure to provide cars, and haul this product. We under. stand from the merchants that MT Durborow is ln no wisp to blame for th,s unprrGtabie condition. and that he Is doing all in his power to keep abreast of h. demands made upon bis Com pany.
 | Invitations have been sent out an nOuncipV the nuptlals of Mir. John Ed, ward Allen and M .ss Addlt Luc,l. H0rney, which happy event will taks D ac" on Wednesday evenirg 2, Novem Der 22, 1905, at the Baptist church II Forrest Guy. Miss Addir Lucille Horne, is charming, cultivated and beautifu daughter of Mrs. Martha l. Mcknight and one of the most lovable and amIabl, of Forrest 'itv's fair young women
 MT. John Edward len IS 4 most TX emplary and popular young business
 man, who has been in the employ O
 Messrs. Becker k Lewis for Lumbe of years. They have long been devoted to each other, and The 1 ines offers it
 sjncerest good wishes in advance o
 the happy elimination ot their fund-s
 dIeaIu.