The Forrest City times., 1910-09-16

The base ball season being about over. and not wishing to carry any of these goods over until next season, we will dispose of all base ball goods at greatly reduced prices if you mention this ad. Landvoigt x Vadakins Newsstand.
 Mrs. Homer Folbre and sweet little daughter, Miss Dora Belle, returned Saturday from visit of little over week with Mrs. Folbre's sister in Memphis, and with parents and other relatives and friends in Brunswick, Tennessee.
 Visitors to Forrest City rarely ever fail to note the fact, and compliment the town as being one of the best, most substantial, wide-awake and en- terprising little cities in the country, all of which we appreciate and will strive to sustain.
 MT. N. G. Roland, arrived in the | city Tuesday to relieve MT. c. Burks, who for several weeks Las been braking an the Rock Island log train. Mr. Burks has returned to Wynne and resumeq his old position on the Iron Mountain.
 The only place in town where you can get lola Portland Cement is at | the Euart- Marshall Lumber Con- pany's. It is the oldest and best ee- ment on the market. and never fails to give entire satisfaction Your orders solicited. Phone 3s.
 
 NIT. S. F. Merrill, manager of the Southwestern T. x T. Company for Marianna, Forrest City and Brinkley, and who resides at Marianna, was a genial business visitor in town a couple of days this week, and we were glad Co make his acquaintance.
 Diarrhoea is always more or less prevalent during September. Be pre- pared for it. Chamberlain's Colics Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is prompt and effectual. It can alway, be depended upon and is pleasant to take For sale by all dealers,
 Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Folbre, Jr., we'e visitos to relatives in the city the Litter part of last week. Mrs. Folble left Monday morning for a visit W u | ltI lIldliNtN diltI illtilNAH III ANtA BbI |
 while MT F. remained here on busi
 ness and mingling with friends.
 MT. W. A. Harris, of five miles nortl of town, returned yesterday from Trenton, Tennessee, where he accom- tnied his father, Mir. N. E. Harris who went to have cancer treated
 He says his father is getting alon! nicely, and we are glad to hear it.
 Teachers, do not forget the meetin! of the School Improvement Associa tlon on Saturday, September 24 Se,
 program published elsewhere in Uni
 paper You are earnestly and cor disllY invited, and those in charge ar very anxious for you to be present. See Joe \ Beck for any kind o ? blackSmithing, wood or wagon work horscshoeing. eac. He has the mel
 and the material 10 do your W0rI
 promptly and al reasonable prices All work guaranteed trst-class. Sho l on Jackson street, near |. NJ. railroad
 Mr. and Mrs. E. II Winfield ant manly little son, R. H.. Jr.. of An F gusta, came Sunday and remaine, D ]
 and other relatives and many friends
 all of whom were delighted to vel l come them most cordially. MT. Elmer Kelley, nephew Of Mr. $ E. kelley, of the Chronicle, has ac cepted position in the drug store o !. <. Shields X Company, and ente e upon h's duties Monday He is ma f king his home tn MT. and Mrs r Kelley in the Russell add tion. Mir. John T. Dyal, of Goodwin, wa l q genial business visitor in towf Tuesday. He gave us pleasant call and has our thanks for nice ordel [ for printed stationery. MT Oval re ports his rice crop in fine condition and prospects generally good in thai 2 section.
 ! We are hoping that it will rain soon If not we fear this fearful dust vii be the cause of much illness. The crops, too, need ran, we believe, yer, much, though we can scarcely set where 1t would benefit any thing un less iU is cotton, as every thing else i. made or unmade by this time.