The Forrest City times., 1905-05-26
Gbe forrest Gitp Timres.
LANDVOlCT & VADAKIN. Editors and Publishers.
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Ol DusIuCSo. MT. A. D. Boyle is putting a new roof on his dwelling.
 Mr. NJ. N. Gaines went to Whitmore yesterday on business and fishing. The Choctaw Brick x Tile Company fired a fine kiln of brick last night. Prof. T. A. Futrall, of Mariauna. was registered at the Marion yester- day. Mrs Alice McRae went to Memphis yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. J. L Jelks.
 A new brick pavement will be laid along the east side of E D. Hatcher's stable at once.
 Mir. H. A. Davis, who came over to attend his fathers funeral returned to Memphis Wednesday.
 MT. R. II. Winfield, of Augusta, was a handsome visitor to homefolks aud friends ln town Sunday.
 MT. Tom Tarver, of Memphis, was a handsome visitor to relatives and friends in town this week.
 Mrs w Oaks and Misses Gertrude and Agnes Chandler, of Widener, spent Wednesday in the city.
 Mrs. Lucy Iooney, of Wynnp, vis- ited her parents and other relatives and friends Tn town several days this week.
 Master John Gatlng returned last night from Little Rock, where lie had been attending the Arksnsas MIlit try academy. Rev. Geo. l.. Hancock. A. NJ aud Prof. Geo. W. Christian went to Little Rock Wednesday to attend the Dioee- san Council.
 MT. Geo. R. Griffith, salesman with Brandon X Rough, went to Memphis Wednesday to visit Ms. Griffith who resides Tn that city.
 Master Edward Roeson returned | Wednesday night from Little Rock l where he had been attending the Ar kansas Military Academy.
 Mr H. Robertson. of Palestine, was a business visitor in town Tuesday and was an early caller at the office of this Great Religious weekly.
 Master Derwood Prude and Mr Tom Parks, of Hartshorn, l. T., arrived in the city Monday to spend about eight days with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Tim Ezel of Memphis, is vis- itlng her parents, Mir. and Mrs. C. II Ravens and other relatives and friends in the city for couple of weeks.
 MT. J. F. Bass, of Forrest City, spent Sunday in the city. He accompanied fa fa hal tn t,,i visit relatives Wynne Progress.
 Master Tom Gatling returned home Monday from Little Rock, where he had been attending the Arkansas M il- tary Academy, and has been quite sick. Misses Mary Alley and Beverly Hor- ney re turned Monday from Coll lerville, Tennessee, where they had been visit ing relatives and friends for couple | of weeks The Times Souvenir Supplement will be handsome book and handsomely | illustrated. We already have some | very fine Views which will be valuable | Tn an advertising way to this city and | county
 MT. Bob Meyers had Crow Creek | diamond in herough on exhibition yes terday, which Is the largest yet discoy | cred. It IS as large as a partridge egg | and without flaw, and is worth sever al dollars.
 Mir. Bob Myers returned from Little Rock Tuesday morning after visit of several weeks 10 his sister, Ms. k. C. King. He has almost recovered from his wounds, received at the oil mill some time since by falling from seed conyeyor.
 We guarantee every bucket of our Ready Mixed Pains. The Hammer Brand, or Heath X Mllligau'S $, have no supcllors. We are the sole agents i'll Forrest City. X five year guarantee goes with every bucket. Paslay X Johnson.
 Special excursion, Helena and inter nedlates 10 Bald Knob, to Hot Springs, Arkansas, and return, Wa Iron Noun. tam Route, Saturday, June 31, good | returning June 9th, 1905. Rate from forrest City, B 25 for round trip. See DurboroW.
 We have selected about loo pairs of | shoes and placed them upon a bargain counter Tn our store. Until sold out these shoes, which cost Us from SSc up, Will be sold at actual first cost Don't mss these bargains. Fondren, Smith X Company.
 Much complaint is being made at the reckless shooting by boys armed with 22 caiibre rifles. One day this week the hands in the fields of Mrs. D. Davis were compelled to quit work, or take chances of being wounded by numerous WhlStling bullets.
 Mrs Pauline Goddard, the gracious and charming hostess of the Marion, went to Little Rock yesterday, taking with her that sunny disposition, and the