The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-01-09
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Mr.. Tudie Y. Prude has resigned
her position with Capt. Geo, u. Head
at Msri1npa. owing 10 unpleasant re-
lstions. and has returned home to Der
friends and relatives here, 20 remain
Until The new exchange a. Mariana.
which IL contemplated. shsll be COM
pleted. when she will probably return
there. having been offered its manage
ucnt.
L. c. Folbre, IT,, and Hubert folbge
have each purchased quarter interest
10 the business OF 7. &. Foibrs & Co.
The firm name remains the same.
This is one OF the strongest firms in
Forrest City, and in taking these two
popular young men as partners. the
future must be bright. The Times
congratulztss and wishes them hap
~ and prosperous New Year.
The Marion Hotel has been doing q
lAndofice business recently. and the
Dutebess Goddard has been kept very
busy. Not too busy, bow ever. to make
each and every one OF her guests feel
Der generous and homeiike hospi.ali-
ties. and supply their want. in frst-
class hotel AID table accom- n Cd atoms.
Her table 10 supplied With the best the
market affords, and The seryice Is first
class-noivilhstsndins help las been
very scarce.
The knights and Ladies OF Honor
elected officers on the night Of the 18th
OF December. as follows: j. ". Prev
EFT. Protector; Sol Lewis, Past prosec-
tor; Yrs. Matte L. Sanders, Vice
Protector; Mrs. Daisy Evans. Chap
lain; Mrs. Mary Hatcher. Osganist:
Enos Altman. Gu;d.; W. 4. Pearson.
Sentinel: j. q. Sanders, Guardian: w
L. Sanders. Financial secretary: l.
kpilgage Treasurer, Installation will
take place tonight.
In this issue may be seen the adger-
tissmsB Of Mes.rs. Stevens Brothers.
IG5eftsksrs and enbaimers. and pic
infe framing TO order. They nox &C
copy th. tsoStory brick on tie corner
81 South fTsot and Washington streets,
where they have ample accommoda
ssons- Mr. A. l.. Stevens resides up
stairs over tie store. aud will answer
all calls at night or Otherwise They
are ready 10 serve you satisfactorily in
your time Of need.
The crowned heads OF every nation.
The rich men, poor men and nfsers
De Wits Little Early Risess.
IL Williams, san Antonia. Texas.
writes: Little EaIly Riser Pills are
the best ever used in my family. J
unbesitatiDgiy recommend them T.,
everybody. They cure coustipatir IN
billionsness, sick headache, torrid liv.
er, Jaundice, malaria and all otbe,
liver troubles. j. II. Sanders.
We will show the largest and mos,
beautiful line OF Valeni, mes in few
nays "hich has ever oeeB opened in
Fosasse Chy. The mr .nufac,urers have
eA@eifa All pteViou', Efforts and results
~ nue. arr, beatty and delicacy in
'a,ent'nss luis season. and We have
g'cseu vac efeam al the whole lot
,o"y'ss ear We had first choice OF the
'..mense .De. and we certainly think
and oehsve that 1t will be worth while
10 call aud look At them when they ar.
rive, which will be announced later.
In the beginning Of the New Year
when good resolutions occupy eoodly
portion of your brain cells, why moi,
make business ssgacity and household
economy matter of deep cOnsidera.
ton, and by yOnr energy find out for a
fact that w. l. Sanders, the grocery
man, will save you money on your M
cessities, and NJ the same time supnlv
your table with line of goods ina
would make a French Bill of Fart Ga f.
look Ike lj-cent chop house. 1t vii
""v YOU TO buy your groceries of San.
ders. 90"
Mrs. Edward Robson entertajned
TIE Wednesday Afternoon Whist CIuh
Mrs w. III. Barnes matle the largest
score, and was awarded the prize. a
handsome spoon. Dainty refres hments
Those present were: Mrs. III. +. Role.
son OF Mariana. Mrs. NJ. Isaacs. MIR.
Il. w. Barrow, Mrs. l.. Turley. Mrs.C.
X. Mathis, Mrs. w. ii. Barnes. Miss, !
Norma Rollwage. Norma Taylor. Mary
Merwin, Enla Williams. Lucy vii.
liams. Mrs. Edward Robson also
played. Miss Ruth Hatcher WINS pres.
ent as assistant TO Il e hostess an kent
the score.
Miss Bette Dawson entertained n
pirty o. friends ut her lovely country
home about mile north of town las,
Monday night. The young ladies went
out In the afternoon and STAYED over
hlShi the young men going out in the
evening and returning late that night
alone. Hot tamAlas, crackers and
cake were served and greatly relished
6ames were played, and lots of finn
was hao, making il one Of the most
enjoyable functions Of the week. Those
present were, Misses Lulu Lewis, Nor.
ma and Mamie Taylor and I.ol6e
Goi man, and Messrs Hubert Folbrs
Liton Ferguson. Ell Allen and n \