The Forrest City times., 1907-03-29

HI We are requested to announce that the ladies of the Christian Church will have an Easter egg hunt, and serve ice cream and cake at the resi- dence of Prof. and Mrs. George l.. Jackson on North Rosser street, on to- morrow afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock and continuing indefinitely, for the benefit of the church. Every body is invited, and very pleasant hour is promised all who attend.
 We want to make The Times a thoroughly good newspaper, and we want you to help to the extent of giv- ing us the news. Write, call or ring us up, when you have an item, and we will appreciate it. We want mar riages, deaths, births, visitors, absen- tees, fires, accidents, casualties, crops, building news, improvements, new corners, freaks of nature, and every thing which will be of interest.
 We have just received two carloads of Royal Cotton Bale Guana. As a fertilizer for cotton there is none bet ter. Two or three hundred pounds to the acre will double your crop. Russell Graham Alderson Company.
 Mr. John NJ. Covey, city electrician, of Wynne, formerly of this city, was in the city Saturday on business in the circuit court, where he was wit ness in the case of the Southern En- zine Co.,, of Jackson, Tennessee, vs. Eugene Williams, and shaking hands with his numerous friends. He gave us a pleasant call, and We were glad to see him looking so hale and hearty, and learn of his pleasant and prosper ous condition.
 The handsomest line of new Spring Goods that we have ever handled is now being offered at our mammoth store. The stock consists of all the latest and prettiest patterns, colors and fabrics, such as lawns, mullS, dimi ties, SwiSses, Pongee, China and taffe- ta silks, liberty crepe, allover embroid- cries, alloyer laceS, e6c, Ladies should not fail to see this immense and beau tiful stock. Russell Graham-A lderson Company.
 Miss Pearl Anderson, of this city, has been reelected as teacher in the Brinkley Public School for the next school year. She has been getting along nicely, giving general satisfac- tion, and this is a very practical and gratifying manner of attesting her ability and popularity. The Times de- sires to congratulate Brinkley upon securing her services, and herself upon her success, hoping that she may con- tinue to find her surroundings pleas ant and profitable.
 Letters from Mr. Geo. B. Pettus, who is SojOurning in San Antonio for the benefit of his physical condition, continue to be of the most encouraging nature. He is feeling fine, his strength is returning, he has gained seven pounds, and he thinks he will be en- tirely restored soon and return home. We wish to join in the general felici- tations of his friends at what seems to be remarkable restoration, and ex press the hope that the benefits re- ceived will be permanent.
 A new billiard and pool room is the latest addition to the numerous new enterprises which are springing up in Forrest City. MT. J. B. Morris, of Wynne, is the proprietor, and he has opened in one of the Rollwage build ings on North Washington street op- posite the Long block. He has first class outfit and handles a stock of fine cigars. He is desirous of getting acquainted, and extends a cordial in- vitation to the puplic to give him a call and share of it's patronage.
 Jim Murty, the champion sucker hunter of the Southside, engineered jolly party of fishermen and lady guests to lhe old camp grounds on the banks of Crow Creek one night last week. Uncle Jack Davis chaperoned the happy party, and as the fame of he and Jimmie as sucker hunters and managers of these excursions is well known, it is unnecessary to say that they had good time, caught nice lot of fish and had merry time gen erally. Misses Leona Maender, Claude Davis and Nellie Staats were guests of the party,
 Dr. l.. II. Lpsey. of Wynne, form erly of this city, where he still has many old friends, who remember him very kindly, was in town yesterday to meet his sister, who was due to ar rive from the Indian Territory, on the 10 o'clock eaStbound passenger train, in response to telegram conveying the distressing intelligence that their mother is very low at Wynne, and fears are entertained that she is pas sing away. Dr. Lipsey gave us pleasant call which we appreciated, and we extend him sincere sympathy in their great distress, hoping that his mother will have turn for the better and recover her health.
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