The Forrest City times., 1908-07-03
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 J. T. SANDERS.

Now is good time to cut the weeds and grass.
 WANTED-Position as manager of gin the coming season-tifteen years experience-fully competent. Ad- dress, "B. " Hunter, Ark.
 Miss Guy Wilder, who is teaching school at Whitmore, was at home Sat urday on a visit to her mother and other relatives and friends. This is M iss Guys first school, and she is get ting along just fine, and likes 1t spendidiy.
 Mrs. John Zimmeer, of Madison, Indiana, who had been visiting In the pleasant home of Mir. and Mrs. M. H. Baus for a couple of weeks, left Sun day for her home. She is a sister of Mrs Baus, and enjoyed her stay here very much.
 Square Sanders returned Tuesday from Little Rock where he had been under treatment for rheumatism for Q week at the Battle Creek Sanitarium. The Squire lost twenty pounds in weight under treatment, but says he feels all right.
 Mrs. George Jones and Mrs. Jack Barnes left Sunday for Manitowoc, Wisconsin to spend the summer with relatives and friends MT. Jones fol- lowed on Wednesday to spend two weeks. We hope they will have delightful visit.
 Elder W. E. Pippin, of the Baptist | church fA next Sunday morning is the regular period for the celebration of the Lords Supper, and all members are cordially invited to be present and partake of the communion.
 MT ". A. Pace. the marble man, has just returned from Indian Bay. in the south edge of Monroe county, where he has been erecting d monu- ment over the last resting place of Mrs, John S. Black, wife of Sheriff Black, of Monroe county.
 If you want jug of good whisky you can get 1t at the Magnolia Saloon, where there is great variety of brands at prices to suit. Also wines, brandies, mineral waters. bottle and keg beers. etc. Call and see us. T C. Folbre. Jr. & Company.
 MT. W. r. Allen, the accommodate ing man behind the counter, for Mr. W. k. Kirby, the hustling grocer, is | taking two months much needed rest, and will spend most of the time | out OH his farm. The Times hopes he will enjoy his vacation very much.
 Mrs Corrinne Hequembourg, nee In Charleston, Missouri, arrived in the city last Friday on visit her mama, and other relatives and friends, and 1 will be a guest in the pleasant home Of MT. and Mrs. N. B. Nelson for per haps q month.
 No better violinist has ever visited our city than MT. Schumacher. We hope to have him with us every sea son. Wilmington Star. He will give violin recital next Tuesday night at the Hotel Marion, and be assisted by Miss Julia Prichard pianist. The public is cordially Invited.
 Prof. James NJ. Wilson returned Saturday from Hot Springs, where he had been spending several weeks. He has been retained Go teach the splen- did school at Colt the coming term of nine months, and will go there next week tO arrange the prelimnaries and begin work soon We wish him successful term.
 The Landyoigt < Vadakin new brick building near the postoffice is practically completed, and the For rest City Furniture Company will occupy it next week. It is one of the handsomest, largest and most desira- bic building in Eastern Arkansas, and We wish Messrs. Pope & Ferguson success in their new location.
 The Woodmen of the World unyell- ed monument in the Lautheridge cemetery in the northern part of the county last Sunday, marking the grave of deceased sovereign Edward GOrdy Miss May read the poem. "Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal be Prond.n Colt, Caldwell and Wynne lodges participated in the ceremonies, and it is said there were nearly 500 persons in attendance Judge M. P. Remley and family of this city at tended, where the Judge was the