The Forrest City times., 1905-02-24
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 The famous line of The Moline Plov Company's blows, all sizes, also stalk cutters. are sold exclusively in Forrest City by the Russell Graham, Aldersof.< < Company.
 Mir. K. c. Wallin, of Whitmore. was in town Tues Jay on business. and has our thanks for a cash subscription 10 The Times to be sent to MT. John !, Jarrett, Whitmore, Ark. !,
 Miss Emily Davis came in Saturday from the Wylis settlement where che IS teaching school, and will remait, several days until the weather permits 2 resumption of business, Butler, the barber, now has an ex pert ChirOpodist with him, and solicits business in that line. All diseases of the feet treated without pain or blood, , Residence calls a speciality. Ar. A. J. Mcdaniel, who is in the employ of the Levee Board, and is now at work at or near Peters Landing. was In the city short while Saturday and gave us pleasant call. Mrs. M. A. Herman, costumer. of Memphis, Tenn, has arrived with complete line of Fancy Mask Costumes. Wigs, etc., for ladies and gentlemen. May be seen at Hetel Marion,
 LosT.--A Scottish Rite, Knight Iemplar gold band ring, near residence Of A. Becker, Has name of E. r. Tay- Tor engraved on inside. Liberal re- ward for return to E. F. Taylor. Dr. c. s. Aldrich and wife returned Thursday of last week from Huntsville. AlabaMa, where the latter had been quite sick for several months. We are glad to note that she is much better. Mrs. Rosa Rainbolt and mol ho-, Y q. Ellen Lamar, are hot' i r hl. Ms. Ed Berry. of Madison, sister and daughter, respectively, was in town Nanday attending their bedsides. MT. Henry Harris, the genial soap man, was in town on business and yis- iting relatives and friends the first of l the week, and was guest in the pleas. ant home of MT. E. Bonner aud family. Miss Laura GovaD, of Narianna. came up Wednesday night to visit rela. lives and friends, and attend the mas querade. She is charming guest in the home of Capt. and Mrs. T. c. Mer. win.
 Mrs. Fannie Thomas, of Helena. as- rived in the city Monday night tc t.st relatives and friends, and be present at the FusSell-Taylor nuptials She is guest of Capt. and Mrs. James Fus, sell.
 Hon. s. M. Blaock, of Cot, was in Little Rock several days the past week, on business. attending the Cot. ton Growers convention, and m;ngling with many old friends of the legisIa. ture.
 All members of the Christian church and Sunday school are urgently re- quested to be present next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, as there is busi- ness of importance which must be at. tended to.
 Mir. and Mrs. John W. Naylor left Wednesday night for St. Louis to spend several weeks, the former on business, and Mrs. Nayl0r to visit. Hope they will have pleasant and profitable visit.
 Miss Pearl Davis, the lovely teacher at Colt, was at home Saturday, and went to Widener on business. While there she sat up with the remains of Mrs Hartsill. Miss Emily, her sister, was also of the party.
 Mir. E. E. Dickinson, of Memphis. spent Friday of last week in the city, and was guest of the family of Mrs. M E. Kirby. Madam Rumor says he means business and will soon lead one Of our fair girls to Hymen's altar.
 If you would like to see a Parker Fen, come over to the Newsstand and will show you one of the prettiest lines of Pens you ever cast your eyes upon, ranging in price from s1.5O S6 co Fully guaranteed for one year. All latest styles and improvements E. T. Altman, at the Newsstand, 13 soutk Front street.