The Forrest City times., 1908-07-24
MT R L. Waterman was a visito in Memphis Sunday


 in Memphis Sunday.
 And still there are weeds which ought to be cut. Cut the weeds.
 NIT. and Mrs. san Posey. of Madi- son. were visitors in the city Sunday.
 Miss Elizabeth Davis returned We'd nesday from weeks visit in Ma rianna
 MT W. B. Brewer has spent the week in Madison, where he has been doing some work on a gasoline boat for NIT. Mattice of the box factory.
 Mir. James L. Jeffreys, United States Inspector of Customs, with head quarters in Memphis, was genial visitor in the city today on business connected with his office.
 Messrs. Tom O'Brien and Will Ha- venS went over to Eden, in Monroe county "Wednesday morning and had couple of days fine sport with the finny tribe, returning home Thursday night.
 Miss Myrtle Davis spent several days the latter part of last and the first of this week, in Memphis, guest Of her sister, Mrs John L. Mosby She was accompanied home by her niece. little Miss Lyda Mosby. of Charlottesville
 It is said upon good authority that there are millions of mosquitos breeding in the ditch west of the Hotel Marion and along the south side of the Rock Island railway. The Board of Health should take steps to abait such nuisance
 MT. J. H. Smalley, of Memphis, was genial caller al The Times sanctum Saturday. He was enroute home from his plantation near Democrat, in the bottom country He informs us that the prospect for bumper crop in the bottom was never better.
 Mir and Mrs. H. F.. Nebiett. of Luxora, who had been visiting in the city for several days and were guests of his brother, Mr II. R. Neblett, and family, left yesterday for Little Rock, and will go thence to various points in Oklahoma on a pleasure trip.
 Mrs. Geo. Cobb and two lovely children, and her mother. Mrs Sallie Covlngton, of Memphis. arrived yes terday, and are pleasant guests in the home Of Cashier and Mrs | T Fon- dren for few days. They will also visit their relative, Mrs. B. I. Pope in Franks township
 Just received carload of fine new furniture, which is being unloaded into our new building We are awful busy, but will take pleasure in show ing you the handSomest lot of furni ture ever brought to this town if YOU VIII call and give us the opportunity. Forrest City Furniture Company.
 Gene Barrow and Uncle Jack Davis engineered a happy fishing party at the crescent Club on Old River Thurs. day The party caught plenty of fish 10 eat ana enjoyed fine days outing. Besides MesSrs. Davis and Barrow, the iollowlng composed the party: Mrs l.. II. Merritt, Miss Emily Davis. Mir Dumb Davis. Little Misses AziIe Merritt, and Hazel and Belle Merritt. Ira Proctor and Hulburt Eadakin.
 Contractor C. A. Ahlstedt put in the beautiful plate glass front in the Landvoigt & Nadakin new store building yesterday and did the job very successfully. The Forrest City Furniture Company to whom it has been leased, are unloading a car of chairs and other furniture and nov ing their stock into the building. which is about completed. and one of the handsomest store buildings in the state. We wish them success in their new location.
 The following array of home talent will appear i'll the lineup of the fa- nous Original Dixie Minstrels. under the direction of Mr Chas Roltare. Wlll and John Brown, Ed Wolf. Geo. Eldridge, Bard Nichols. Will Pope, Dick Payne, Chas Prude, Ernest Hambeton, Tom Keith, Tom Ray mond, Chas. H Miller. Mrs Manning will otficiate at the piano, and the proceeds will go into the treasury of the Forrest City band. Remember the date Monday night, July 27th- and the place the Becker & Lewis opera house