The Forrest City times., 1908-08-28

boat to Arkansas City. returning yes
 terday. Misses Lyda and Lutie con-
 tinuing their journey 10 Nynne where
 they will visit NIT and Mrs. Chas. B.
 Tarver until sunday. They Lad a delightful trip.
 MT E. F. Hodges las accepted po- sition as salesman with Mr W, T. Sanders vice MT. Dan Pilkington. re- signed. MT. Hodges is a hustler. a good salesman and genial gentle man, and he will be glad to have all Of his friends give him a call. MT. | Pilkington has accepted position with the American Tobacco Con- pany, for which concern lie will travel.
 Mrs. L. S. Marshall left Monday for Collieryille, Tennessee. in response to a message conveying the distressing news that her father was quite i'll. She was accompanied by Miss Louise Farrabee, of the same city, who had been such charming and popular visitor in the Marshall home for sey- eral weeks. We are glad to learn that Mrs. Marshall's father is better and improving.
 The concatenated order of Hoo-Hoos Of Arkansas will hold a concatenation, the last of this Hoo-Hoo year, at Ma | rianna, Arkansas, on Saturday. Aug. 29th, 1908. Every member in Arkan- sas is expected to be on hand. and to fetch at least one candidate. Local arrangements are in charge of Broth CT (. \. HOuch, Marianna
 J Nj. GIBSON. Nicegerent. Northern District of Arkansas
 The very best coal to be had in the markets for the money will be handled this season by the Forrest City Gin | Company, and now is the time to place your order for your winter SUD- ply. Call up MT. James Wolfe, and he will quote you the very lowest prices consistent with quality, and save you some money. Besides all coal will be screened as heretofore. without extra charge. Phone l1s Forrest City Gin Company.
 The Forrest City Gin Company will handle coal this season. as usual. and Manager James Wolfe desires us to state that their stock will consist of none but the very best grades to be Lad for the money; that all coal will be screened. as heretofore, and that prices will be Rock Bottom. consider ing quality. Give him an opportunity to figure with you on your winter sup ply of coal, and he will save you money.
 Forrest City Gin Co
 Mir C. A. Ahlstedt had the misfor- tune last week to lose another of the
 immense plate glass windows that he
 is to put in the front of the Landvoigt k adakin building on the Northside
 This last accident was caused by the
 wind spreading the glass, and one of
 the meta clamps dropping into the crack at the corner between the two glass. We hope the gentleman vii
 have better luck with the next one as
 this Is the third one he has lost.
 Mrs. Edward Roleson and accom- ' plished daughter, Miss Anna, anC manly son, Edward P, will leave nex' ' week to return to Chicago, wher, ! they will spend the winter, and tn : children will resume their severa . studies. The social circle in whict
 the Rolesons move and are so popular
 here will greatly regret their depart l ure. but at the same time wish then - q pleasant and profitable winter and ! safe return in the spring or sooner. r We regret very much that Elder W 1 II. Paslay is quite sick. and hope ht
 will soon take turn for the better
 and rapidly regain his wOnted gooC F. health. Elder Paslay is one of Forrest T City $ most venerable and beloved cit . izens. All Who know him are hi | friends. because of his kindly. fatlerl if |, Il ,- fife and his benevolent and benign in
 Hueuee He is shining light ane
 does net hide it under buShel, bu Ii goes about doing good.
 :. Nr | l. Nadakin las again beeI z retained bytLe government to furnisl ,- ten reports 0f the actual number e | bales of cotton ginned in this count
 at intervals beginning September 1
 iao>. and eHdiug lH NGrch, laaa Al n information given him is held sffietH 2 confidential, and he k not allowed | s and vii not give cut any information .- Whatever except ta the government | He Wil appreciate all courtesie '- shown him. and any assistance tha ,. may be given him in tIe pursuit ( his duties.
 l. MT. E. \. Roife who Lad been spend s- ing several weeks most delightfulaI .- and taking vacation from his al 2 duous business duties, in Colorado rt Q turned home Monday, greatly refresh 7 ed and ready to enter the fall cam
 paign for business. He enjoyed tn
 outing 10 the utmost, and left NIT, q Rolfe with Mir. and Mrs. Geo. B. Per q tuS, for some days. We are glad l. q earn that NIT. Pettus is still improv l. ing, and hope he will soon be weI > enough 10 return home and resume a his place in business circles
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