The Forrest City times., 1905-02-24
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 The sweet baby boy of Mir. and Mrs. II R. Neblett has been very sick this week. His parents were quite uneasy about his condition Tuesday, but since that time he has gradually grown bet. ter. We hOpo tho little fellow will be speedily restored.
 Several comfortable rooms in the Long block, suitable for offices or sleep Ing apartments, are for rent at very reasonable prices. For further par ticuars call on Mrs. Pauline Goddard or Mir. Langford Vanderslice, clerk, at the Marion hotel.
 MT. s. E. Trapp, Jr., has received three fine registered Pointers. The mother dog took second prize in the field trials at Piqua, Ohio, last year The puppies are four and SIX months old respectively, and will be trained by their sporty owner.
 Why pay S5c for OMEGA Flour elsewhere when you can buy it of Nicely & Neb- lett, Fondren x Smith and w. T. Sanders for 75c.
 Mrs J. W. Williams came down from Wynne Wednesday and spent couple of days with her mother, Mrs. V. B. lzard, in the Long home, returning last night. Miss Lenan is as pleasant and cheerful as ever, and many friends were glad to welcome her.
 Go to W. r. Evans the exclusive High Price Grocer for Flour. am handling the OMEGA, the finest that comes to the city, and it will cost you eighty-Gve Sack. also handle for my SECOND GRADE the Elect which l am offering for Sixty-Five cts.
 Cold type does scant justice to the variety of our stock, and we eaunOt em- phasiZe too much the fact that we have never failed to make you a price on your purchases which competitors do not care to tackle. Give us a call and be convinced. Paslay X Johnson.
 Miss Sara Bingham, of Iowa, who is so pleasantly remembered as d very pretty and charming visitor in the Russell home last year, returned Tues day to attend aud be one of the Fussel Taylor wedding party. She is very popular guest iu the Russell home.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Meyer have rented lhe house ntar Judge Folbre'S home formerly occupied by Attorney ant Ms. $. H. Mann, and moved in th week. Mir. Meyer is expected toreturl from Pragae, where he is winding al his business, some time next month.
 The fullest value of your money is n novelty here-it is standing condi tion. We carry the biggest and bes line of ready mixed paints in Easterl Arkansas, and will guarantee it to b just as represented. Why not give u your next order. Paslay x Johnson. -Attorney Bridges, of Pine Bluff, wa iu the city Sunday, aud gues. in tn home of Attorney $. II. Mann. II left the same night for his home, ae companied by Mrs. Bridges who ha, heen here to see her mother, Mrs. J K. Walker, who IS also a guest of Mi Mann.
 The following characters were reprt sented by Forrest City folk at th masquerade bali at Augusta last weeh Nlkad0-Mary Alley; Scotch Laddie- Richard Win6eldj Japanese-M,s Mamie Winfield; Queen of the Nigh Miss Martha Cummings. Mir. Henr TiptOn was also present.
 Misses Ruth Hatcher, Lollie Gol man, of Searcy, Louise Gatling an Lucy Williams took tea with Mis Elise German Monday evening, an later Messrs. E. k. Norton, James Gi liam. T. G. Parham and Henry Go man io,ned the young ladies and enjo! i'd an hour or so at whist.
 Mir. R. E. Palmer, of Ardmore. II dian Territory, was in the city shol while between trains Wednesda night, and went to Augusta on bus ness in the Circuit court for the com pany. Palmer is looking we'll and haI py, but has longing in his heart fC the friends and haunts of yore.