The Forrest City times., 1908-06-12

Capt. J. C. Stern left Tuesday fol
 Waterman, Illinois, to visit his mother, and will spend the summer iu the North We wish the Captain a pleasant visit and safe return.
 Miss Mary Boyle left Sunday for a visit L. Paragould. where she k a guest of Misses Bertha and Carrie HeSSe for week. She is having a splendid time, and enjoying her visit immensely.
 Tie Guild of the Church Of tie ] Good Shepherd have decided to pre- sent their entertainment entitled .' X l Dream of Fair Women at the Opera l House on next Thursday night. June lS, 1908. and invite the patronage of i tie public
 Mrs. H. J. Warshaysky will leave to- Morfow night for St. Louis, to visit relatives and buy large invoice of i flne dry goods. She says to wait until she returns, and watch this paper for q announcement, and that there will be something doing.
 If you want a jug of good whisky i you can get it at the Magnolia Saloon where there Is a great variety of brands at prices to suit. Also wines i brdndieS mineral waters, bottle and keg beers. etc. Call and see Us. T (. Folbre. IT. < Company.
 The careful housewife looks to her lard, and buys none but the best It should be pure by all means Swift's Premium Lard is the finest, purest l n ,I Ia-t lo ~l us send you few pounds. Phone lS4. W E. Kirby. It cests nc more than the inferior kind
 Mrs. \. B. Fizer, of Okmulyee. Oklahoma, is expected to arrive here next Saturday, and will be | guest of | her step-daughter. Mrs. ! C. sanders. and family. Mrs. Fizer formerly re- sided here with her husband and family. and this is her first visit since the family moved West
 The Magnolia Club Whisky bottled i'll bond, and sold by the drink or bottle at the Magnolia Salo1n Is mild. mellow liquor that you will appreciate Try 1t when in need. T. C. Folbre. Jr. X Go. We also have the Magnolia Club Whisky in barrel goods, and so- licit your jug orders. Phone Ii.
 Arrangements are making and about completed for the Grand Bal which will be given by the young men in town on the night of the 16th inst, at the rink. Professional musicians from Little Rock will furnish the music, and 1t will be fine. We congratulate q the girls upon their prospects of hav- ing splendid time.
 Rev. ". T. Pope. pastor. and other enterprising and leading colored citizens are preparing to celebrate the 1 GaloriOuS Fourth, and are going about it in the right way. by advertising it thoroughly with handbills and full page advertisement i'll this paper. There will be doings in town among the colored folks on that date. Don't miss 1t.
 Rev. P. H. Hensley, Jr., gave the children of the Presbyterian Sunday school picnic and outing at Beach l Grove on Crow Creek Tuesday, which was thoroughly enjoyed by consid- erable number of the scholars. Games were played, and delightful basket dinner was spread upon the greer sward, to which all present did ful justice.
 Mrs. C. L. Knight returned Sunday from Hot Springs. where she had beer spending a week with re lative, and friends. and was accompanied home by Mrs !. H Avery. who came over to attend the Chandler Rollwage wedding and visit for awhile. Mrs. 1 Knight went over especially to see her sister-in-law. Mrs J P Avery, of the 1 City of Mexico who was on visit in tle Valley of Napors.
 Summer is here. and with it my new and seasoaable stock of Dry and Dress l Goods. The ladies will find something here just ta suit in the white good, l line especially. My stock of notions. l to, has been repenished for the Spring trade and extend a cordial invita- l ton to every lady in the county tc give me call when shopping for any i thing needed in the line Of Spring 1 Dry Goods. Dress Goods White Goods. Laees. Embrotderies, Notions and bother things too numerous to men tj9a. " T. Sanders.
 Miss T0mmye Davis closed erschool at Madison last week, after very ] pleasant and most successful term. She gave her pupils and number of friends an outing picnic on Crow 1 Greek on Thursday which was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. Miss l TOmmYe is one of the best and most conscientious teachers in the county. and is greatly beloved by the patrons at Madison, having taught there for several years. She will go 10 Knoxville on the 2lst to spend about six weeks at the Normal. after which she will return home and take her vacation. Miss Tommye was shopping and visit ing in the city yesterday.
 Mir. Herbert Chiffon has purchased of Mrs Nena Landers the Forrest City Hotel, formerly known as the St. Francis, and will continue the busi- Il ess IS usual He will be assisted by Mrs. Chiffon and his mother, Mrs. ] E. Cobb. the latter having formerly been the proprietor Of the St. Franci, 1 Hotel, and q lady of large experience in the hotel business The well es tabIished and splendid reputation ot