The Forrest City times., 1908-06-05
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Mrs. " T Sanders, Mrs W l. and Mrs. Eugene Williams, Mrs. Per kins and Miss Cornelia Ayen went to Jonesbero Tuesday night to attend the annual meeting Of the Woman's Home Mission Society. of the White River Conference, which is in session in that city for three days, adjourning today.
 L. r. Roilwage & Go, are now handling the celebrated Silver Shield hams and breakfast bacon There are none better, and trial order will convince the most skeptical Of their splendid quality. Phone 243 and let them send you the best and sweetest piece of ham or breakfast bacon you ever tasted.
 Mrs Frank C. Doyle, nee Taylor. and sweet baby came in Monday night from Fl Reno. Oklahoma, and will visit her relatives and many friends in this city for couple of weeks CT more Miss Stella Doyle, who was 10 have returned with her. came only as far a. Little Rock. and will visit there for couple of weeks.
 There have been two changes in
 
 Neb.ett have dissolved Mr. NehIett retiring, and L. F. RolIwage X Co. have done likewise Mir Rollwage disp9siug of lis interest To Mr Law renee. Tie business of both hrms wlil otherwise be continued as Us5a. at the same old stands. and We wish them success and prosperity
 Miss Eva Brdgforth returned Fri day frum Buf0rd College. near Nas1.- vile. Tennessee, where she las been studying for two or three sessions. and where Sie gTad9ated last week with high E0n0rs. Her relatives and large circle of friends are deiighted at her return. and The Times con graduates her upon the splendid progress she has made in her studies
 Col B. F. Fisher. of Jackson. Ten neSsee, president of the Jackson Banking Company. was in the city last week in consultation with other members Of the Tennesaw Club. and arranging to furnish their new club house on old River. He is very genial and pleasant gentleman. whom the boys were glad to meet and he Is very well pleased with the club prospects.
 Capt J. c. Stern arrived at home Sunday, after d two weeks visit to Oklahoma. A good part Of the time was spent in trying to get thereon account Of the unprecedented storms and high water, and the Captain says that the crops in the river bottoms are totally destroyed. He was glad to get back, and says there is no country Tn tie world where Provi- dence smiles more benignly than upon St. Francis county.
 Rev. Boone L. Wilford. Rev. P. II. Hensley. Jr.. and Elder N F. Pippin. of the Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches. respectively. have very kindly started a popular sub scTlPtion paper for the purpose of sending the few remaining Confeder- ate veterans Of this county. God bless them, tO the reunion al Birming- ham. We understand that Lee county raised upwards of $500 for the same purpose We hope our citizens will contribute liberally to this laud- able cause, and that every old soldier, who desires t0, may be able to go and have 8 very happy time. There are only very few Of these grand old men left, and We who are younger. and know nothing by experience. Of their terrible su-erings for their country's sake and principles sake. should feel it duty and all honor to honor them and contribute s mite towards their entertainment