The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
LOCAL -ADDENDA.
J. T. SANDERS.

Mr. Gus K. Jones, formerly connect ed with the Forrest City Lumber Company, and frequent business visitor here, was happily married on Wednesday, February ., l907, at Fa- yetteyille, Arkansas, to Miss Bessie Neeiy. They have gone to New Or leans, Cuba, and other southern points on wedding tour. The Times desires to join Mr Jones friends here in congratulations and best wishes
 Mrs NJ. II. Thomas, we are pleased to learn, is rapidly recovering from an operation for appendicitis which was performed couple of weeks ago The physicians were Drs. Bogart, of this city, and McClendon, of Marian na, assisted by Drs. Alley and Merritt. The operation is very delicate one and was most successfully done, thus demonstrating that there is no need to send away from Forrest City for anything.
 The Schubert Symphony Club and Ladies Quartette appeared here Mon- day night, under the auspices of the Ophelousian Circle. Their entertain ment was of a high order of excellency and greatly appreciated by the very small audience which had assembled. It is a matter of regret that this ex- cellent company and the efforts of our women along charitable lines, did not receive better patronage. The violin work of MT. Purcell was well worth the price of admission, and the sing ing of Mrs. Purcell was especially ap- preclateds
 Bright's Disease is more dreaded by cifsin ne 1A. # | In disorders with which they have to deal because of it's insidious and ma lignant character If prompt action were taken when headaches, urinary disorders, digestive troubles first ap- pear, much suffering and sorrow would be averted. Prickiy Ash Bitters will quickly stop the spread of the disease, quiet the inflammation, heal the kid neys and bladder. strengthen and regulate the liver, and drive poisOns and impurities out Of the system. |. T. Sanders, special agent.
 Last Monday morning about : o'clock, the court houst=he and new wild eat whistle sounded q tire a arm which was caused by the burning of the servant $ house at the residence of Nr. IL. ". Paslay. NetWithstand- ing the freezing weather. tue ire boys put q check to the flames in short order and prevented them extending To other nearby buildings Ihe ser want s hoUseayas burned t0a shell and it's entire contents were destroyed. fifteen dollars in currency included, The cause of the fire is unknown, but supposed to have originated from hot ashes and coals which had been taken UD iu a wooden blfkpf
 Mrs L. II. Warshavsky has very attractive advertisement in The Times this week announcing clear ing sale of winter goods By the ad- vice of her husband, she has conclud- ed to remain ill Forrest City perma- nently, and only awaits an oppOr- tunity to lease brick store building, when she will open the biggest dry goods store in town. She says the peoole here have been so nice to her that she feels very grateful, and does not think she could locate anywhere that would prove more pleasant. She is enlarging her present quarters and will put on q special sale, Monday February Huh, and continue three weeks. Give her q call and tell her you saw it ill The Times.
 Peter Covington, of Madison, was in town yesterday and gave us q call. Pete informs us that he has quit the ferry business at Madison, and that he has sold his interest in same, includ- ing two boats cable, etc, to Walter Thomas. Pete has been the ferryman for twenty years, and i'll retiring from the business he desires to thank the people of St. Francis county for their many kindneSses to him and their patronage, and hopes his successor will give them just as good and prompt service and satisfaction as he has al ways tried to do. He says there are but two other men ill the State who have held office longer than he, and they are Senator Jones and Senator Berry, and he wishes to retire.
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