The Forrest City times., 1910-09-02

| l RoleSOn. assisted by city street com missioner Royal and gang have been | having the streets near Mr. G's resi- dence and leading 10 the oi. mill put into fine condition this week from Washington street west and from Egart- Marshall Lumber Co.'S yard south. to tie railroad We commend their enterprise and civic pride. and they have certainly improved these roads immeu>ely '.
 NIT. C C. Fogg, of Widene-. was in the city on business Saturday, and gave Us a pleasant cal We note that he brought iu the first open boil Of cotton. He did the same last year. and also the first baIe We congratulate him upon this evidence of his thrift and enterprise. and hope he will gath CT a large crop. l. will be remember ed that he had 70 repiant about two hundred acres of cotton which was killed by tie freeze of April 23. Col. Ed Landy0igt. our senior. re- turned Tuesday from Washington. .. C. and other interesting places down East. where ne spent couple af weeks deliEltfliiy among relatives and cid time friends, whom lie had not seen III many years He has been greatly refreshed by lis visit. which He enjoy ed to the utmost. and has been cor diaig welcomed home by his many friends here We have certainly miss ei hjm a home and in tie office. and are 7 Ad If his return and that he had >lch pleasant visit
 Little Miss Mary Kirby. assisted by Miss Ruth Carr. entertained q num- Der ct her little friends al the home ot her parents. Mir and Mrs N. F.. kiray. aSt Friday afternoon. that icing Ter birthday anniversary, and 1aCEing from the many peals of laugh ter. tle little folk certainly enjoyed he occasion and wish her many happy retlrnS of tAe day. \ peanut hunt, lee cream and many merry games of childhood were thoroughly enjoyed by al present. as follows. Mildred and Clemmie Walker, Lucia Lewis. Evelyn Hodges. Ted and Nall Brantley. Dan Boyle. Chas. Haven. Jr
 The Webb building has been com- pleted and is ready for occupancy. The big steel safe and vault door is expected daily, and the fixtures will be installed at once. and the Planters Bank and Trust Company hopes to be ready for business within a week Cashier II. r. German was here Fri day looking after matters and moving his household effects. He has rented one of the Ravens new residences in the northern part of town, and Miss Mary and Master Henry are now here and being entertained in the home of their relatives. Mrs. Emma Cum mings and MT. and Mrs. j. H. Tip ton. We welcome them home.
 The handsome new 2-story residence of Cashier Eugene Williams. of ae Bank of Forrest City, is about a5m- pleted, and is one of the most magniti- cent residence properties in Forrest | City. It is situated on what is known as the Ingram place near the Iron Mountain depot. Ground has been 1 broken and workmen are laying a concrete pavement along this and ad- l joining properties, and the yard is being put in order, so that when com 1 pleted it will be one of the most de. sirable and beautiful homes in the city. We congratulate MT. Williams upon his enterprise, good taste anc judgment, and wish him many year of happiness under his own vine ant fig tree"
 Judge NJ. B. Norfleet, of this city has been retained by Senator smith of Cross county, to represent his side of the senatorial controversy witt Hon. F. B. CarlLee, of Woodruff coun ty, and was in Little Rock Saturdal on business connected with the case Smith was declared the nominee bl the State Democratic Committee. af ter futile effort to have the gentle men t0 run their race over, and Secre tary of state Ludwig. holding tina the committee acted without authori ty, issued the certificate of nomination to CarlLee. smith then took the lie cessaly steps 10 have his name placed on the ticket as an independent can dldate. and Wla make the race hefor, the people and let them decide it a the polls. The legal phases of the cast are now in the courts. with Judge Norfieet acting q, stated ab0ye
 We have landed q new light-
 ing contract for every day this
 week sa far. This k certainly
 splendid evidence of tue pub
 lie's appreciation Of cur efforts
 to maintain q lighting service
 second 10 none To build q
 neN property without having
 electricity installed with such
 service aS ours at hand k
 like leaving an important tim
 her out of the building. for
 sooner or later it will have 10
 be repaired; and SO would your lighting system have 10 be re- i paired, by throwing oat the cid
 and putting in the new -elee-
 tricity Aou will come to it eventually. Why hot now We will be glad To talk tc
 you about wiring that house. oLd or new. TO-hAl. CitH