The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

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 An important event among the co., cred people tHi> week was the mar rage Thursday evening ef Miseon M. l Pooi = Bertha F. Eaz3eE U tie ! N. F. Church QIlte large crowd ef their friends were present and the co pie received many handsome pres eHts and numerous god wishes for fatlte Aappiuess aEd prosperity.
 We are oyeFstoc6ed on Base Bal Gloves ard Nitts. d tae Newsstand. and a. the season ls FeTt near an end. and We | nat Wi>E 10 carry them over we offer them at - per cent dis count from TeEa .a5 TetaH prices until N0veH Der lst. This is great opp0r- tanity - buy these goods cheaper th4n yea may ever get tLem again.
 Farm wagons of all s#zes taaHy wag- au User. and made by those best 0t a. R-eea9 builders. the St8debaheT Com Fauy aad the 0Hensbor9 " aEaH Com paBy- Fa>SeI.-ffEaEaH=A ldeE@sH Com pany have just received d tig ship Hent af these wagons and invites your inspection. Ii Nil pay yoG t8 see them 1ef9Te purchasing wagon
 Chamberlain Colic. Cholera and Diarrh8ea Remedy l. today the best known medicine in use for the relief and cure 0f= b8We. complaints l. cures gripping diarrhoea. dysenteTy. and should be taken at the first un- natural aaOSeness of the bowels l. is equally valuable for children and adults. l. always cures. Sold by al dealers.
 The Airdome outdoor theater was razed To the ground Monday. and is no more We do not know the further intentions If the promoters as 10 whether or not they will continue | in another location, but it would seem that Forrest City is large enough to l support two institutions of this char acter. and would be glad t0 see the enterprise permanently established.
 MT W. A. Pope went up to Wynne i last Sunday morning to help his 1 brother straighten up from tHe re- cent fire at that place. which destroy l cd the pOStOflice and q hardware store l belonging 10 Nr Ray Hays Mir ! F. ] Pope. who has I meat market next to ] l damage hv the fire department MT Pope returned home Wednesday,
 A feeling of lonesomeness peryaded l the city last Monday when the court i house clock failed 10 peal forth it's hourly chimes MT S r Me Daniel. who cares for the timepiece was out Of the city, and for a time il looked as If we'd have b do without I time piece. However. Messrs. Jim Murty and Charley Mcdaniel relieved the situation by winding up the clock and starting il on it's daily grind again.
 Next Wednesday. September l5, be ginning al suudowu, the Jews will celebrate Rost Hashanu, or the Jew ish New Year Tie New Year for the Jews ef the reformed faith will end at >Undawn on Thursday Sept h. The orthodox Jews will continue the ee3e- bTatian flr another day The Day 0f AtanemeHt. Wh#eA i>1he most sacred i'll the Jewish alendar falls en Sep tember 24 T. begins a suHdawn and lasts until suld2@n at thP 2atG.
 Mrs T. NJ. Johnson. daughter and son. Miss Bessie and Master Tom. ar il make this their home. Mr Paul Johnson, another son. has been iii the Iclty faI several weeks. having taken the agency for the Memphis Commer- ciai Appeal Mrs. Johnson k t sister #oi Mr i F Bass, and with her fami- ly. Will make q welcome acquisition to the social fife Of tHe city They have rented cottage of Mss Pearl Grippen in the Russell addition We extend them cordial welcome.
 The banner fishing party of the sea son eft Monday evening for Cow Bay GU. Where they put in the week. eX- pecting Co return home this afternoon. The party was well equipped in every manner for q most successful and en- Joyahie outing, carrying two wagon loads If provisions, three gentlemen Of color. aS cooks and handy men. and everything else needful And then a perusal Of the personnel Of the party will convince anyone that they couldn't help but have big time with the following party of good fel- lows: Clarence Hines, Elton Fergu- son, A. !. Naccaro, J. Q. Bridgforth. Divine Carr, S- B. Trapp and D. F. Hoshail
 A circular from the Freight Trahic Department of the Iron Mountain states that MT C. L. Putsche has been appointed commercial freight agent with headquarters at Texarka- na, and would have charge of the Tex arkana and Shreveport offices and l the T, X P and K C. S, between those points. The promotion was made affective the first of September. and MT. PntSche has entered upon his duties. He was formerly agent here and later travelling freight agent. We congrat him upon his advance ment, and wish for. him continued | success and prosperity, in which good wishes We are sure we are join ed by all of those who know him here.