The Forrest City times., 1908-06-05

Mir c. E. Fisher has completed the | addition to his American hotel. and 1t Is now nicely furnished and ready | for business. He k contemplating other improvements in the near fu- ture, and will have one of the incest moderate rate hotels in this section. MT, Willie Mefwin. of Little Rock. spent Sunday with his parents and other relatives and friends in town. Willie is making good with the ex- press company, is enjoying good health and having good time. AI were glad 10 see him locking so we'll and hearty.
 Miss Fannie. accomplished daughter of Hon. R. !. lzard, returned Monday from Conway, where she had been at study in the Hendrix College She has made splendid progress in her studies, her performance upon the vio- lin being especially pleasing to her friends.
 NIT. Dan Wylds was in town Sat urday. He is walking with difficulty With cane or eruteh as the result of an accident, but Is not badly hurt. We were very sorry to learn from him that his good wife. who has only lately returned from the Southwest. Is not at all well.
 MT. F. T. Altman. manager of the Marvel News, was at home over Sun- day on visit to his mother and other relatives and friends. and gave us a pleasant call. Enos is getting along nicely in his new situation and is well pleased with Marvell, his job and the world generally.
 The careful housewife looks to her lard, and buys none but the best. It should be pure by all means. Swift's Premium Lard is the finest, purest and best lard that we can buy. Let us send you few pounds. Phone ls4. W. l.. Kirby. It costs no more than the inferior kind
 If you want to relish your break fast, or any other meal, just buy can of Penick & Ford Breakfast Syrups which is sold here by w. F.. Kirby, the grocer. It is the finest thing on the market for your hot cakes, biscuit or watfles. Gallon, s5c, half gallon, 45c. Phone ls4.
 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. X Co. We also have the Magnolia Club Whisky in barrel goods, and so- licit your jug orders. Phone l4. Master Bert Mallory narrowly es- capped serious injury and perhaps death | Wednesday evening, while riding a | spirited horse, on Jackson street. The animal reared up and fell over. but fortunately Bert managed to keep out from under 1t. and escaped with only | q shaking up and a shock to his nerves.
 MT. John Weaver, of Memphis. cousin of MT. Robert W. Benson, of this city, while enroute home from Hot Springs, stopped over here for a couble of days to visit and was guest in the home of his relatives. He is a genial and pleasant gentleman, and was well pleased with our little city. Mrs. $. H. Mann went to Searcy Saturday to visit her daughters, Misses Frances and Hattie, who had been attending Galloway College. Judge Mann also went over to Searcy Monday, and accompanied them home after spending day there and at tending the closing exercises. Miss Frances has been taking special course at Galloway, and both of the young ladies have made splendid pro- gress in their studies
 The young men of this city are al- ways thoughtful for the pleasures of the young ladies, and spare neither time, money nor pains to entertain them right royalty. On Tuesday night they secured splendid string band from Helena, and gave delight ful dance at the skating rink, which was thoroughly enjoyed by about eighteen or twenty couples. The weather was inclement and threaten ing, but all present had a merry time.