The Forrest City times., 1907-11-22

=. Miss Minnie Rollwage, returned We'd neSday from Camden, where she had been charming guest of her sister. Mrs. Chester McRae, for several days. and was accompanied home by her manly little son, J. L., IT,, who had been visiting with his grandma, Mrs, L. Rollwage.
 The wonderful productiveness of St. Francis county soil is evidenced by corn field belonging to Captain John Young, on the Island. The ground was broken up and planted and left 10 itself or Providence to make or not. The crop will yield about fifty bushels 10 the acre Beat that if you can.
 The Times wants any and all items of news and personals. If you have friends visiting you, or if you leave the city to visit elsewhere or if you know of others, do not let any ia lse modesty prevent you from letting The Times know about it. Call up four two when you know anything that ought to be in the paper
 Now that the fall season is coming on, and there is likely to be some sickness in the country, We are right there with the goods that you need Our stock of whisky is second to none in the state, and when you are in need Of the real article, come to us We will give you the best goods in the state. Yours truly, Mallory X Fogg
 Wesley Harris, colored between eight and nine years of age, was acci- dentally shot, and killed last Satur- day morning, on the R. H. Bales place in the northeastern part of the county by Curtis Eagle, a young white boy of about the same age. Coroner Todd summoned a jury, held an inquest and rendered a verdict of accidental shooting.
 Wagons, teams and men were here Saturday to unload the machinery and remove it to the grounds-four miles south of Palestine, where MT. <. \ . Rolfe, of this city. and associates, will erect a shingle mill for the purpose of manufacturing cypress shingles. We are glad to note this new enterprise, and wish the projectors much success in their venture.
 Prof. John 4. Gatten. of Colt, was an early caller at The Times office Tuesday morning. He attended the Odd Fellows meeting the night be- fore. and We understand a subordi- nate lodge of this splendid order will be organized at Colt in the near fu- ture with about thirty-fye or forty members. The professor is an en- thusiastic member.
 In mentioning the party Of hunters who have been spending the week on Mud Lake. on another page. We inad- vertently omitted the names of those unerring marksmen and experienced hunters, Capt. ] l. Richards, and W. k. Curtis and ]. l. Hughes, Jr., of Haynes: MT. ]. c. Bridgforth, and E. S. Stevens, of Kansas City, also spent one day with the party.
 Mr. H C. Marmon, of Chesterfield Court House, Virginia, was here Tues day on business with Mir. J. l. Hawk, the real estate man. He is expecting to buy farm close to this city, re- move his family here, and locate per manently. We understand that be- sides being a good farmer, he and his son are painters, and that they may possibly do work in that line also. We will welcome them cordially, should they determine to locate.
 Happening into a certain store in town Saturday We found it crowded teits utmost capacity with eager buy CTS. Every clerk in the store was rushing to and fro in the pursuit of his duties. Happening 10 meet the proprietor. he said with a wave of his hand toward the crowd, this is what advertising does" It is fact. This firm believes in the efficacy of Print CTS Ink, and are liberal patrons of The Times advertising columns and job room, and as a result. together with their up-to-date methods and splendid stock, they enjoy perhaps the largest business in Forrest City.
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