The Forrest City times., 1906-06-22
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Tuesday to NIT J ". stuart. IT.. of the k NJ S.. which was perfect beauty. and as he is about as fond of jogs aS k MT Mallory, we predict there vii be great rejoicing when he receives the box,
 Mr. E. G. bye came over from Lit- tie Rock Saturday night and spent several days with his mother and other relatives and friends. He gave us a pleasant call. and has our thanks for substantial fayofs. MF bye i> looking me and doing well. and al were glad 10 see him.
 Mrs. S C Nee, and Miss Amanda Davis. 1f Little Rock. Jeff yesterday for Baltimore where they will spend day or two with Mr Jessie Davis and wife. and sail Oil the 21th for Bremin. Germany. The Times wishes them a very pleasant and profitable journey and safe return.
 The first cotton bloom of the season to reach our desk was brought over Tuesday afternoon by MT. l. D. Yer ser genial shoe salesman with Brandon. Baugh X Co. II was raised on the Brandon X Baagh place below Widen CT by Will Taylor. colored. who thinks 1t the first bloom in the bottom. and was given a prize.
 Archdeacon W k. Lloyd. of the diocese of Arkansas. arrived in the city Saturday. remaining over and celebrating divine services i'll the Church Of the Good Shepherd Sunday morning and night. This congrega- tion now has no rector and the yisita- tion was especially pleasant not only from personal but spiritual stand point.
 Quite number of friends If this city went 10 Wheatley Wednesday 10 attend the wedding of Dr. Harry Bo- gart to Miss Scottie Smith, two prom inent young people of that prosperous little city. We had expected to have full account of this happy event. but same has been delayed Will try to have full particulars next week.
 Messrs. Chas. Harris. Joe Todd. $. D. Apperson. S. \. Rolfe, sam Wor- rail, Geo. Kirby. and several others have been shipping their potatoes for q week. Prices have steadily and rapidly declined as usual. and some were sold as low as }0 cents WedDes- day. Several carloads have been shipped.
 If you know the value of Chamber ialn's Salve you would never wish to be without il. Here are some of the diseases for which it is especially val uable: sore nipples, chapped hands, burns, frost bites. chilblains. chronic sore eyes. itching piles, letter, salt rheum and eczema. Price 25 cents hnx In lNy I
 The third cotton bloom To reach our desk was brought over yesterday by Judge Ellis Hurley. IL was raised hy MT. C. (. Fogg on Squire Hurley $ Honeycutt place below Widener, and was picked from the field the day be- fore. MT. Fogg has about l5O acres iD cotton, and ii is looking fine and doing well. tris is an up-to-date farmer and hustler
 MT. T. II. Tucker, of Heth. and MT. ! NJ. Wallace. of Democrat, were genial visitors in the city yesterday on business and mingling with friends. They gave us pleasant call. MT Wallace says they need a bridge across Fifteen Mile bayou very greatly and that he has lost considerable property by trying to cross it on ferry boat and otherwise.
 Mir. Henry Brandenberg. prosper ous and enterprising farmer on the G. E. Mallory place near WhitmoTe in the NJ. Francis bottom, brought in cotton bloom Wednesday, and MT. J. II. Hood. salesman with MT Robert l.. Pettus, brought it to our desk. This is the second bloom to reach us though MT Hood says MT. Branden- berg has lots of bolls on his crop. The outlook in the bottom is generally re- ported To be very good
 Carson's lnsiDcibles got the eobosh Monday and Tuesday from St. Louis aggregation of colored ball toSsers The games were interesting through out. notwithstanding the scores Ito and to in the first two were little more than Forrest City expected. However, in the second of the double header Tuesday, Forrest City's crack cOlored team took il away by a score of 6 to in d very nice game.
 Mrs. W. N Bryan. Ora Lee and Dora came up Thursday evening and spent the night with Miss Meda Me Haney. Stella Mai and Grandpapa Boon and Miss Neda went out home with Mrs. Bryan Friday evening to partake Of the delicious fruits, take d farewell look al Oaklawn. that she had enjoyed and made her happy home for, nine months. and tell all goodbye. She expects to return some time in September. Miss Meda re- turned to Forrest City the same night by train, Louis R., accompanying her. Stella Mai was already on the train. so they all spent the night with Grand papa Boon. Miss Meda left on the early train for her destination. and Stella Mai and Louis on the noon train for their home.
 Elder J. H. Cason came in Friday and delivered two excellent sermons in bis well-known eloquent and eaEn- est manner at the Baptist church Sunday morning aid night. His visit was source of much pleasure to his many old friends, who were certainly glad to see and hear him again. He Jeff Monday and al A meptinp of he