The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06
LOCAL. ADnENDA.

and a leu1aT>. ge>n furnishings. H8F- cities and staple goods. and vii, Del Sauai.y select tEe Lest and most use fuI. attractive and beautiful lines to be lad iu the market. After finishing tij> very tedious and particular werk.
 e vii go tU She.byviile. Illinois. ta visit with Ei> children. Edith and Hs bert NadakiH, lis sister. Mrs V. E Townsend and other relatives and friends.
 l FOR RENT. Several rooms over Max Yo-fe's store. Apply to Rebt. ". Benson al The J W. Beck Com pany store.
 The gallant young men Of Forrest City, who by the way. are always on tiptoe to add to the pleasures of the 1 young ladies, gave very pleasant dance Monday night, which was thor o1ghiy enjoyed by quite large num- Der Of the elite of Forrest City's high society circle. No city of this size has a more gallant set of young men. nor a more beautiful lot of young women than Forest City, and when gathered I together at one of these swell enter talnments, present picture most en- tFanelug and equal to that Of the fabied fairyland.
 WANTED-To borrow 5000 or $500 on five. seven or ten years time al six per cent interest. i absolutely gilt l edge security. See or address E. L. ! adakin al The Times office.
 Having just returned from Mem i phiS, and resumed the management of the Forrest City Gin Company's 1 business in this city. l take this method of thanking my friends and the public generally for their liberal i patronage iii the pSst. and solicit continuance of the same. 1 have just received several carloads of splendid coal. two or three grades, and solicit 1 your orders. All coal is screened be- fore loading and is free from slack. rock, etc. Prices are bed rock. Let me figure with you on your winter supply Sincerely. James F. Wolfe
 Ny store is how stocked complete with tEe latest and best dry goods. and the most wholesome groceries the market affords solicit y0ur trade and inquiries. N. T. sanders.
 The fall season is close at hand. and l the straw hat and linen duster viii soon have to be laid aside. Auticipat- ing the needs of their large number l of male customers. Brandon. Baugh k Co., have received. opened up and now have on sale the nObbeSt line of mens. | boys and children's hats and caps that they have ever carried. This stock comprises all the latest blocks. and in style, workmanship and mate rial is anexcelled If you need a good hat at fair price, they can undoubt- edly lit and please you. Anyway it will be real pleasure to show you through the stock, s0 give them a call. and let them dress you up in a new head piece
 The John Hopkins Rye Whisky is i known and used for it's mellowness and fine quality. No headache fol- l lows its use. Sold only by NJ. Collins at the White Elephant Saloon Try it.
 MT Frank E. Lane. secretary and 1 treasurer of the Bankers Real Estate and Investment Company, of Little Rock, was in the city Monday, and registered at the Marion and Mir Hix 1 Mallory the prince of Eselco cigar salesmen. who Is also director in the above company, was introducing Mr. 1 Lane to his many friends in this city. l We are printing details of this organi- zation in The Times this week. The cooperation plans on which they are conducting their business Is proving most satisfactory, and The Times pre- diets for them rapid growth and sue cess beyond anything of the kind in the State, and even beyond theirmost sanguine expectations.
 Mr ". F. Perkins. general superin- 1 tendent Forrest City Manufacturing 1 Co. goes 10 Buffalo. \. Y. tonight, Co visit for ten days and return with his family. who are now visiting reTa- tiYes and friends in that city
 The sympathy Of the community goes out to Mir. and Mrs ChaS. E. Me l Cutehen in the loss If their sweet i little daughter, Edgar She was i bright little girl, barely eight years i cid, and was in the best Of health un- iii last Tuesday, when she was stricken with eouEesti6u and died iu q short Whiie afterwards The remains were buried in the Forrest City cemetery
 Wednesday, God has piucked another flower for His eternal garden Though the home k made desolate little Ed gar iS with Jesus, and wearing a IOibNii Ql SiQt4 III tlIdl DtdQIiIui CltN.
 Weep not dear parents, but prepare to meet little Edgar in that great white city around the throne of God.
 The chickens are coming home to roost, and likewise number of For rest CityiteS. who have been spending more or less of the summer abroad Cashier and Mrs. l. T. Fendren. Miss Tolise Rollwage Mr. and Mrs John NJ Naylor, Miss Mamie Lou Fondren
 Nr. Bennie Lewis, Mr and Mrs A. e.
 Bridewel, Mrs. (. k Aldrich. Mrs.
 Louis F. Rollwage and baby. Mr. and
 Mrs. S. C. Campbell AIr. Robt. L. Pet tuS, Mrs. ". II. Mcdaniel. Miss Stella Doyle, Mr. Ed Berry of Madison. Fred
 kleiber, B. r. McCary, Mrs. c. E. Fisher and son Earl. John Sipf. Chas. and Emmet Buf0rd, Ms. <. X. RoLfe. and perhaps number of others whose names We did not learn. have returned this week from tle four cor. ners Of the earth. Everyone If them has had q most enjoyable time and Ap rpGf and raeraar inn hoe !