The Forrest City times., 1907-11-15

"The Thalian Club, of Maranna, re- quests the pleasure Of your company at dance To be given "Wednesday evening, November 27, l907, at the Imperial Theatre is the language of Il Very pretty invitation which has been received by quite I number of Forrest City society folk, several of whom will attend
 l Mr. King Brady arrived in the city Saturday from Memphis OH visit to 1 relatives and friends and left Sunday l for Nynne. where he has q situation. i Mrs. Brady, nee Miss Nettie Doole came down Tuesday on visit to her l parents and other relatives and i friends, all of whom have been de- l lighted to see her again.
 Now that the fall season is coming on, and there is likely 10 be some sickness in the country, We are right there with the goods that you need. l Our stock of whisky is second to none l in the state, and when YOU are in need Of the real article, come to us. We 1 will give you the bcsl goods i'll the state. Yours truly, Mallory & Fogg.
 Elder W. l.. Anthony. of Luxora, Arkansas, came down Tuesday 10 visit for q lew days with his nieees, ! Mrs. c. \. I.aughiuahaase and Mrs. IL Mallory, and iataiIieS, and other relatives and friends lie is very ta-
 vorably impressed with our beautiful
 little city and thinks il one of the
 busiest towns of its size that he ever saw.
 The Fourth Quarterly Conference
 for Goodwin, will be held at Goodwin
 Saturday, November 23rd, and the
 Fourth Quarterly Conference for Wes-
 ley Circuit will be held at Wesley , Chapel, Saturday, November 30th. It is hoped that there will be full att , tendance of those interested and that
 the business of the year may be wound up in fine shape.
 That handsome, genial and accom-
 modating "mixer-of-alP at the Palace Saloon. MT. W H. Waterman, spent last Sunday in Oakland, Tennessee,
 and was the guest of one of that city's
 fairest young ladies. The Times has it's weather eve on Henry, and pre- diets that there is something in the wind, but can't say positively just at what day or hour,
 Miss Mabel Goyan, daughter of MT. Eaton GOvan. of Helena. and niece of
 Capt. r H Govan of this city, died 1 last Friday afternoon in Nashville,
 Tennessee, where she was attending { school Her death followed an illness , of a few day- with typhoid fever.
 Capt Govan and family attended the
 burial in Helena Saturday afternoon. : Mafianna Index
 The ladies of tbe Methodist Church i We're delightfully."- entertained at the lovely home of Sheriff and Mrs. w l.. , Williams yesterday afternoon by the
 Woman Home Mission Society. A
 most pleasing program of music and
 other eleyating entertainment was carried out, and dainty refreshments } were served. Those present enjoyed : the occasion thoroughly.
 A Times man made the rounds of
 the city Wednesday, and was surprs-
 ed to find the merchants and clerks in nearly every store he visited just as
 busy aS if there was no such thing as , a financial panic and the beauty of il is, that if business continues good,
 and the people go right along as usual, the panic can have very little effect upon the majority Business
 in all lines Is good, the people are
 happy and prosperous, and the money
 Is bound to come this way soon.