The Forrest City times., 1908-07-17
LOCAL ADDENDA.

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 If your hair is thin, or if tald. use 20th Century Hair Tonic.
 Want to buy croquet set? Only q few more left at the Newsstand.
 Mosquito Bars-Canopy top. large size only E.. Forrest City Furniture l Company.
 The Hot Springs team of the Ark ansaw League, came up "Wednesday night from Helena, where they took two out of three games. They spent the night here and left Thursday morning via the Rock Island for Newport
 Miss Pearl Crippen returned last week from Arkadelphia. During the time since she left, she has visited friends in Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Hot Springs, Benton, and other points, and has had splendid vacation Her many friends are delighted by her re- turn.
 The Times is requested to announce that Elder Mayberry, of Dato, Arkan- sas, will occupy the pulpit and preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morning at II o'clock. and night at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invit- ed to hear this very able and eloquent divine.
 MT. Max Yoffie is remodelling the residence on North Izard street which he recently purchased from MT. Henry P. German, and which has been occupied by MT. and Mrs. John c. Bell. When completed it will be one of the coZiest and most comforta- ble little homes in town.
 The west bank land pier of the great steel bridge across the St. Fran cis river at Madison, has been located and large force of men are employed They have commenced the excavation and the work will be pushed rapidly to completion. Hurrah for Judge Folbre and the Madison bridge.
 The Magnolia Club Whisky, bottled in bond, and sold by the drink or bottle at the Magnolia Saloon is mild, mellow liquor that you will appreciate. Try 1t when in need. T. C. Folbre, Jr. & Go. We also have the Magnolia Club Whisky in barrel goods, and so- licit your jug orders. Phone IA
 Mrs. T. C. Nall is visiting her mother and other relatives and many old friends at Lamasco, Kentucky. She writes to have The Times sent and says she is enjoying being with the homefolkS very much, but cannot get on without The Times. We wish Mrs. Nall very pleasant vacation
 Not being able to secure a suitable location in the business district, I wish to inform the public that I am prepared to do all kinds of watch, clock and jewelry repairing, also en- graying, stone setting, etc., at my residence 205 South Washington street. Phone llO John T. Brady
 Mir and Mrs. Peyton T. Scott, of to relatives and friends, and are guests of her mother, Mrs. Kate Fer guson. MT. Scott joined the large party who are spending the week at the Tennesaw Club on Old River, and is having great sport with the little fishes.
 Misses Alice Stone and Alberta | Broens, of Memphis, who have been charming little guests ot little Miss Mabel Fisher for week or ten days, will return to their home in Memphis this evening. They will be accom- panied home by Miss Mabel, who will visit with them until Tuesday of next week.
 Dr. and Mrs John l. Jelks and lovely children, of Memphis, came over the first of the week to visit her mother, Mrs. L. Rollwage. and other relatives and friends. The doctor joined the larne party which has been spending the week at the Tennesaw Club house on Old River, and has en- lQyed it immensely.
 NIT. Woodie Paslay, of Pendleton. I Oregon, arrived in the city the first of Il the week on a visit to his father and other relatives and oldtime friends oi his boyhood days Woodie $ looking very well, has good health, and is getting along very nicely in the Golden West. All are glad to see him. and he has been given cordial welcome
 Rev. Fred Little and Mr. NJ. W. Mart Hill, of Marianna, were in the city few hours between trains We'd nesday, enrOute to Cotton Plant to attend the District Quarterly Con ference of the Nj F. church. and spent them very pleasantly shaking hands and mingling with their many and numerous old-time friends Ali were very glad indeed to see them.
 Mrs. John Lewis Mosby, nee Claud Davis, of Memphis, the bride of last week, has returned from St. Louis. where they went on their wedding trip, and came over Wednesday to pack her presents and other things and remove them to Memphis. She has enjoyed her bridal tour very much, and is just as happy as she can be. She returned to Memphis last night.
 Mir. R. c. Dye came over Saturday evening from Little Rock and spent a part of two days visiting his mother and other relatives and many friends. He returned to Little Rock Sunday, and was accompanied by his l l. AH