The Forrest City times., 1908-05-22
BUY MAGNOLIA CLUB WHISKY
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The revival services that have been conducted by Elder Pippin at the Baptist church for nearly two weeks were brought to close last night when the rites of baptism were ad- ministered to class Of fifteen. Much good was accomplished. and Elder Pippin is greatly pleased with the re- suits.
 What's in a name? The word s'bitters" does not always indicate something harsh and disagreeable. Prickly Ash BitteFs is proof of this. It cleanses, strengthens and regulates the system thoroughly, yet 1t is so pleasant the most delicate stomach will not object to it. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 Mrs Addie Malbon and MT. Will Henneberry, aunt and cousin respec- lively of Mir. Tommie O'Brien, and she sister and he a relative of Mrs Berry Russell. left Tuesday for their home in St. Louis, after spending about four months here on visit, during which time they were guests of both families
 We regret very much to hear that Mayor lZard is still confined to his home and suffering intensely as re- suit of the fall which he sustained last week, at which time he hurt his right shoulder, mention of which was made in The Times of last Friday. We hope Mayor Izard will get relieif and soon be himself again.
 Mrs. s. A. Lawrence, of Greenyille. Mississippi, mother of our fellow townsman, Mr. W. l.. Lawrence, of the firm of L. F. Rollwage & Co.,, is visiting her relatives and friends here, and is guest of her son and family. She will remain week or ten days, and is much pleased with our city and its enterprising citizenry.
 Miss Eva Chew, who had been such delightful guest in the lovely home Of Judge and Mrs. John Gatling for ten days, left yesterday for her home Tn Helena, greatly to the regret of her relatives and m any friends here. Miss young society folk, and was the recip- tent of numerous social fayors during her visit.
 The news of the death of Miss Lil- lian Winfield by the overturning of a gasoline launch on White river near Clarendon on the night of the 18th, cast gloom over the household of her aunt, Mrs. Walter Lewis, and other relatives in this city. Mrs. Wright Lewis left for Clarendon yesterday to offer help and consolation to the heart | broken mother
 Miss Mary Stewart, of Little Rock, arrived Tuesday night, to spend a couple of weeks with relatives and friends, and is g. delightful guest of Mrs Robert W. Benson and family. Miss Mary was born and spent her childhood days here, and has a very large circle of admiring friends, who are delighted to see her again and re- new their friendships.
 George Stokes and Allen Jackson were each fined S5 and the trimmings in Justice Turkeys court yesterday on a charge of assault and battery. said to have been committed at or near Crow Creek on or about May If, on the person of Boss Perkins. Perkins was also arrested on the same charge, but there was no evidence against him and his case was dism Issed
 Mrs. r NJ. Alderson, of Wise, Vir- ginia, mother of our fellow townsman, Mir. John w. Alderson, of the firm of Fussell-Graham-A lderson Co.,, arrived Sunday night and is visiting her rela- tives and friends here, and is de- lightful guest of her son and family. She will remain here inde dnitely, some time however. and is much pleased with our splendid little city and it's enterprising citizenry.
 That tired feeling, incident to Spring when the appetite is tickle, will disappear entirely under careful feeding. My Grocery department will supply tle foodstuff 1 have all the dainty breakfast foods, cereals, syrups, buckwheat and pancake Hours, and everything else necessary to get up a dainty meal to tempt the most stub- born appetite. Phone 34 for your gro-
 MT. George B. Mallory returned the first of the week from the West. He went to California via Texas, and the Southwest, but never found a better place than good old Forrest City He has greatly improved. though he still has q slight cough and is quite hoarse. ] Everybody is glad to see George back again and know that he is better, and hope he will get entirely well real soon.
 | MT. Eugene Barrow, having com pleted his preparations for this year s crop on his plantation near Widener, left yesterday morning for Hot Springs to recuperate his health. The mem- bers of the Owl and Saturday Night 1 Clubs-twin rganizations-of both Of which he is an honored charter member regret his departure exceed ingly, and with his host of other friends, wish for him speedy return much improved in health. 5-ll-l5
 Tommie O'Brien and lis all-home boys team of base ball players were defeated again last Friday by the visiting team from DeNall's Bluff. 1 The score the first day stood 15 to S. Tie other was to ,. It was a splen- did game, except one inning. when our rd h9 SpA4an nm in [ Ba { l