The Forrest City times., 1906-02-16
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Miss Annie Terrell, of Widener, re- turned home Monday from a very pleasant visit to friends in Brinkley, where she had been guest of Mir and Mrs. GratZ Jones.
 MT. F. K. Fogg, genial proprietor of the Palace Saloon, was in Memphis Tuesday on business, and took advan- tage of the occasion to witness the performance of Ben Hur.
 MT. O. N. Warren, the popular and handsome salesman with Dunayant X O., was visitor to Memphis Tues day. The gentleman was member of party from this city to witness the opening performance of Ben Hur.
 From the Brinkley Argus we get the information that Miss Nora Belle Coffey, one of Forrest City's fairest and most lovable young ladies, has removed to Brinkley, where she will take up permanent residence in the home of her sister, Mrs. GratZ Jones. Miss Nora Belle will be greatly missed by a large circle of admiring friends in this city.
 Miss lne2 Shipp, who had been such a lovely and popular visitor at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. I. P'Poole the past six weeks, left "Wednesday morning for her home in Nashville, Tenn. She was accompanied to Mem. phis by her hostess, Miss Mamie PPoole, and together they witnessed the Ben Hur matinee with q pleasant party of Forrest Cityites.
 
 l TT. T. Hughes, of Johnson town. ship, one of the sturdiest and most reliable farmers in the county. was q visitor to the city Wednesday, and re. ported the loss of his barn by fire be, l tween the hours of 5 and o'clock that morning. The gentleman said he had no idea how the barn became 1 ignited and that he considered the property worth about sl50. Nc l insurance.
 Ground was broken the first of the week on the two vacant lots on Jack son street, near the Methodist Church far the erection of two large brick warehouses for Messrs. Pettus x Blu. 1 ford. Contractor c. A. Ahlstedt is if charge of the work. This is only q | beginning, and The Times is of the l si l time until this entire block Is filleC with brick houses.
 MT. sydney Prince, the affablt bookkeeper with Paslav & Johnson 1 left Sunday evening for visit witt l relatives and friends in Alabama 1 Madam Rumor has IL that Prince Ina, 1 gone back 10 his native state to bt married. If this be true, the younl mans legion of friends in Forrest 1 City are eager 10 welcome the lady and We shall all join i'll the felcita 1 tions ii Prince does really lump tn, 1 broomstick.
 The Caldwell Telephone Go. who's, main offices are located ill this city, i. q new enterprise for St. Francis coun ", which will prove great conve nience to our citizens, and one whicl they will readily appreciate. Article of incorporation have been filed ant the capital stock is S50O0. Those in terested are w. c. Beasley, president F. NJ. Sattertield, \. l.. Bynum, Hen " Hughes. John Crawford, k, ! La nier and others. The Times wishe The Caldwell Telephohe Co. abundan success.
 Mrs. !. ;. Shields entertained th, Cni Bono club on Thursday, the usua form of amusement being indulged in The pretty hostess made q charmin. picture in her new home. and enter tained in a manner that made he guests want 10 .come again" Tn, club members were out in force ant the guests were Misses Frances anC Mamie w. Winfield Emma Beck Hattie Cummings, Louise Gatling Ruth Hatcher, A. Y. Simmons, Ma mic P'Poole, Mrs. F.. A. Long. 4 sal q course was served after tb. games were over.
 The !. W. Beck Company have |: very attractive and interesting ad vertisement in this issue of Int 1 Times to which we direct your care ful attention. This popular firm i. receiving their immense new spring stock of White Goods and their bi, shipment of Silk Patterns two alike are expected daily. The ]. W Beck Company'S Silk Sale last seasof l marked q new era in Forrest City merchandising, and created q sensa tlon which will not soon be forgotten l The line this season will be eveI more beautiful and extensive, an( ! the ladies Shouly not miss seeing il when il arrives. Read their adver tisemcnt and watch for their weekly