The Forrest City times., 1907-05-10

formerly of this city. was guest of MT. and Mrs. ChaS II. Sanders and MT and Mrs. Harry Moseley. several days this week. This was her first visit in several years, and she was greatly surprised and pleased with the improvements which have taken place here.
 We are pleased to receive sub Scrlptlon to The Times from MT. k. l.. lllllard, Of NinsOn. Crittenden county. We understand that he will pe candidate for sheriff of that county before the democratic primary next year. He Is we'll qualified for the position, and We wish him sue cess in his aspirations.
 We note from the Batesville Guard that Miss Hattie Mai Davis. of this county, has been elected teacher in the public schools of that city. We congratulate BateSville upon being so fortunate as to secure her services. She Is an instructreSs of more than average ability, and has given general satisfaction wherever she has hereto lore been employed.
 MT. Sam B. Baskins was in town yesterday on business and gave us a 1 pleasant call. He informed us of the marriage of Mr. Frank HoIub and Miss Minnie Quinn which took place at Goodwin Wednesday. Squire John Sherman officiating. This was a ease of "love laughs at locksmths" and we hope they have been freely forgiven. 1 and will live happy ever after.
 Ship building is getting to be an industry in Forrest City. The Me l Daniel ship yard has another yacht l on the way. Albert and Leo Grob- l myer are the designers, and the model 1 k perfect beauty. It is sixteen feet Tn the clear and will carry two-horse engine. The launching will probably | take place about the first of June, l and she will be christened Mary Jane. |
 Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Carrick and the baby, of Paragould. arrived Sunday. i and have spent the week visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. II Aldridpe. | and other relatives and friends. all of l whom have been delighted to see them. MT. Carriek gave us a pleas ant call Monday and has our thanks for substantial faVors. They are en- toying good health and are prosperous. |
 Rev. F. II. Hensley, Jr., who spent | several months on the Island in pur- suit of knowledge. will deliver a lec- ture next Tuesday night at the Pres byterian church, beginning promptly | at o'clock, on Cuba, fer the benefit | of tine church. A small admission of | 25c for adults, and Ice for children will be charged at the door, and it is hoped there will be a large audience. |
 Coroner F. P. Todd returned Tues day from Memphis, where he had been on business and visiting rela- tiyes and friends since Saturday. He was accompanied home by his only sister, Mrs. Eliza Radford, of Mem phiS, and a nephew, Mir Bardner Riley, of Eudora, Mississippi. This is their first visit in many years, and was greatly enjoyed by all concerned.
 Rev. P. H. Hensey, Sr., of Okla homa City, arrived in the city Tues day evening, for a short visit with his | son and family, and is enjoying ming ling with his many friends. We ac- knowledge a pleasant call yesterday, 1 and are glad to learn that he is enjoy 1 ing good health ana prosperity in his new home. Mrs. Hensley is spending the summer with relatives in Ten neSSee.
 We have just received two carloads of Royal Cotton Bale Guana. As a fertilizer for cotton there is none better. Two or three hundred pounds to the acre will double yOur crop. Fussell-Graham- Alder son Company.
 If you want real pretty and a gen. timely comfortable and stylish pair of | shoes, FusSell-G Graham X lderson Com- pany can supply that want. They have their new spring supply of shoes for ladies children and men, and are | calling your special attention to the | celebrated Duttenhofer's Oxfords and | Pumps for ladies, and the Walkover | Shoes for men. It will be d pleasure | to show them to you.
 Squire W. B. McLaren, of Fulwood, l was in town on business and mingling | with friends Monday of last week, and gave Us pleasant call. The i