The Forrest City times., 1906-09-07
LOCAL. ADDENDA.

. and gave lis a pleasant call. Lee will operate the Consumers gin at Colt this season. and says he thinks they will start up in about ten days.
 Mrs. II. ]. Warshaesd will leave Sunday for the markets of NJ. Louis and will be absent q couple ot weeks. She informs us that she will begin shipping goods from the first day of her arrival. and desires the public to call at her store and see the new ar rivals.
 Mrs. ". W Bryan and her three beautiful children, Loule, Dora and baby, Ocia Lee, have returned home after very pleasant visit tu Miss Meda McHaney at Paragould Prof. E. II. Parrish's daughter, Demetra, accompanied them home and will spend week.
 Prof. h. c. Hensley leaves today for Orange. Texas. where he will take the priucipalship of the public schools. He is splendid educator and q sehol arly .gentleman with whom we are confident his constituents will be highly pleased. We wish him the ful lest measure of success.
 Hot days, followed by cool nights will breed malaria iu the body that is bilious or costive. PricklY Ash Bit ters is very valuable al this time for keeping the stomach, liver and bowels we'll regulated. l. T. Sanders. special agent.
 Rev L. L. Carpenter. D. D., L. L. D, of Wabash, Indiana. will arrive in the city Saturday morning and will conduct the dedieatory services at the Christian church on Sunday. Let no one miss these interesting services.
 Mrs. Mamie Weston and Mrs Henry Smith, nee Ella Lyons, of Wheetley, arrived in the city Satur- day and have been guests in the homes of Mr. and Mrs +. (. Neely and MT and Mrs. Weston Payne for several days,
 MT. Robert Benson, the drysgoods- man of The ]. W Beck Company, has been confined to his room several days this week. and k quite indispesed. We desire to join his many friends ill the hope that he will soon be able to attend to his duties.
 County Court has been in session this week, Judge T. C. Folbre preSid- ing, and Clerk Merwin at the desk There has been no business of an ex- traordinary nature, the examination of and passing on claims having been the principal feature.
 Mrs. ]. NJ. Cook, nee Bettic Gray, who had been visiting relatives and friends in this county for two weeks, returned to her home in Fair Oaks Tuesday. She was accompanied by Mrs. ban Wylds, who will visit with her for brief season.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. l.. Bowers and little son left Monday for Denver and other Colorado points. They will gC thence to Chicago. and will bc gone a month. Mir. C. W. MuSiek, relief agent of the Choetaw is in charge oi the company's business
 Mir Dan Pilkington, of Hickman Kentucky, has accepted q situation with MT. W. T. Sanders, and entered upon his duties September l. He is a brother of Mir L. Pilkington salesman with The ]. W. Company, and We ex tend him cordial welcome.
 MesSrs. F. W. and James DeRositt and l.. l. Barrow spent Tuesday in the Burnt Cane neighborhood, and bagged tWenty-six squirrels. The editors acknowledge with thanks the receipt of fine mess which were greatly enjoyed by the family.
 Mrs N. W Norton and daughter. Miss Virginia. returned Tuesday from Armstrong Springs and other points where they had been spending several weeks during the heated term. The Times desires 10 join theiI friends iii q cordial welcome home
 Il you eat without appetite y5u need PfieKly Ash Bittegs l. promptly removes impurities tHat clog and i'm pede the acton ot the digestive organs creates good appetite and eli gestion, strength of body and activity of brain |. r. Sanders specia agent
 Mrs Fannie Hambletun and little family have removed to Philadelphia Arkansas. in order L. give the child reu the advantage ut the splendid schools of that city While regretting 10 lose their citizenship We wish them joy and prosperity in their new home
 Misses Maude and Minnie Cowden Of Mariana. came up Saturday. and will reside here. Miss Minnie aSSum. ing position in the telephone of ice. They are at home with Misses Georgia and Minnie Holland We eX- tend a cordial welcome to the young ladies, aud hope they win tind Forrest City to their liking.
 Mrs. Paul Barringer returned home Saturday, greatly to the delight of Mr. Barringer and her other relatives and host of friends. She had been visiting his parents at Port and. and thence went to Pine Bluff where she was guest of Miss Ida Belle Mccain. who is very kindly remembered here by large circle Of friends.
 The stork visited tie home of MT and Mrs. GhaS Farver yesterday after noon at3 o'clock and left the sweetest. cutest little baby girl. who weighed . pounds. Mr. Taryer came down from