The Forrest City times., 1907-08-02

MT. and Mrs. Max Yoflie entertained a party Of their gentlemen friends at their lovely home last Sunday evening at o'clock at luncheon, at which time all the delicacies of the season were dantily served. and all present. enjoyed the spread immensely. They were Messrs \. B. Nelson, ]. E. Ter ry, Eug. Williams, A. |. Naccaro. j . L. Scott and Ed. Allen. We wish them many happy returns.
 Miss Lula Reaves, who for several weeks has been a delightful guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. l.. Borden, return ed to her home in Mem phis Wednes- day night. Miss Reaves, by her charm ing personality and graciousness has won host of friends in Forrest City, all of whom greatly regret the depar- ture of this winsome young lady. Miss Lyda Noegel accompanied Miss Reaves to Memphis and will be a guest in her | home.
 MT. Neil Snyder, of Jonesboro. is a handsome and popular visitor in town and guest in the home of Mir. and Mrs. l.. A. Rolfe. Neil is trying to work up little interest in foot ball among our many young athletes. Guides have been ordered, and there Is talk Of organizing couple of teams Tor practice work. X good football game would be quite d treat "just for a change and we hope the bows will get into the game.
 MT. Pat Folbre. the best semi-pro- fessional southpaw in the south. con sidering age and experience. and Sam Jolly, the all-round guardian of the third sack, joined the Hot Springs team of base ball players as they passed through here "Wednesday, and accompanied them to Covington, Ten nesSee, where the bunch are now playing series of warm games. Pat informed the writer that he may be away several weeks.
 Elder W. H. Paslay, assisted by Elder Newman, of the Forrest City Baptist Church, began protracted meeting at 1oeona last Sunday which has attracted quite large attendance several from town going down and all enjoying the spiritual treat t0 the ut most. p to the closing of services "Wednesday night ten persons had united with the church This is a great work, and We hope il will con tinue, and that still more and greater good may be accomplished.
 Every farmer should have a Beering Moving Machine and Rake, and save all his forage. We have just received a carload of these machines, and will sell them at very small margin of profit. Will be glad to show them to you whether you buy or not. and ex- tend you a cordial invitation to call and examine them. There is no bet ter machine made. They are war ranted to be exactly as represented. and will soon save their cost. FuS- Sell-Graham-Ald A lderson Company.
 Misses Nellie and Carrie Smaller of Memphis, and Misses Bertha and Leta Hinton and Marie Zanone. of Wynne, spent Monday and Tuesday in the city with relatives and friends, and just having good time. The two young ladies from Memphis are visiting in Wynne, and couldn't resist the invitation to accompany the others to our city. With the excep- tion of Miss Leta Hinton, who was guest of Miss Mary Boyle, the others were guests of MT and Mrs. Jno. NJ. [ Brown.
 Mrs. Tim Ezell and son Nolaud, of Memphis, came over on Tuesday of last week to visit for some time with her parents, Capt. and Mrs. C. H. Ha- , yens Mr. EZell came over Saturday. and has spent this week very pleas antly with his relatives and friends. of which latter he has very large number in this city, where he spent his boyhood days. Tim is an efficient engineer on the Iron Mountain and is taking little vacation. He is look ing very well, though he has been quite indisposed for several days, and is prospering.
 The Sketch Book for August, pub f lished in Little Rock, and edited by Miss Bernie Babcock. has been re- , ceiyed and is now on sale at the Newsstand It is one of the hand somest publications in the United States, and should be in the hands of every club woman. The August num- l Der is especially handsome and con- ; tains few pages devoted to the Fed . eratiOn meeting here in May. Also a . good view of the court house and a ) splendid portrait of Miss Maggie . Terry Price 23c, and we have only a 1 icN' tplilC cal
 Rev Father ]. NJ. Buscher the
 priest who has lately taken charge ot = the work of the Catholic church in } this city, Nynne and Marianna, will conduct services at Wynne on the ] third Sunday in each month: at Ma rianna, on the first Sunday in eacl ) month, and in Forrest City on the . second and fourth Sundays in each l month, at l0:30 o'clock am, to which 1 the public is cordially invited
 Father Buscher gave us a pleasant call "Wednesday morning, and enrolled 5 his name upon The Times subscrip tion list, for which he has our thanks MT s. B. Brady and daughter, Mis-. l Jamie, of Memphis, father and sistel respectively, of MT. William King | Brady, the groom, came over to at = = tend the Brady-Dooley wedding anc have spent a couple of days very l pleasantly here. Mir. Brady is con
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