The Forrest City times., 1908-09-04
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 Rev W. NJ. Pinson will preach on temperance at the Baptist Church on Sunday morning, and at night will give another of his illustrated lectures. Both of these will be union services. Everybody is cordially invited.
 Mrs. Pe ter Ring and son left for her home in Argenta Monday, after week spent with her brother, MT. Bob Myers and family. She had just returned from Tate Springs, Ten nessee, where she spent month.
 MT. Jake Shaul, of Marianna, was in town between trains Tuesday, en- route to Little Rock to attend a con- mittee meeting, and spent the time very pleasantly with friends. He was a genial visitor to tha Southside.
 After very pleasant visit of sey- eral weeks with the family of MT. and Mrs. M. Isaacs, Miss Myrtle Ralph respectfully left for her home in Chi cago on Monday. Mr. Phillip Isaacs accompanied her as far as Wynne
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baugh went to Caldwell Sunday to attend the revival meeting, and partook of the hospitali- ties afforded by the good people of that vicinity. They were royalty treat ed and enjoyed their visit very much
 A dainty breakfast an elegant lunch or a sumptuouS dinner may be had right on time if you phone your order for groceries to w. E. Kirby. Your pantry supplied complete with fresh goods. Phone ls4. Prompt delivery.
 Miss Lyda Mason has accepted po- sition in the millinery establishment. of Madame E. Boyle, and entered upon, her duties the first of the week. We congratulate Mrs. Boyle upon securing her services, and heartily welcome Miss Lyda to the business circles of the Soulhside.
 Mrs. Walter German returned Tues. , day from LaGrange, Tennessee, where she has been spending the summer with her relatives, Mrs. Fannie P. Parham. Mrs. Parham accompanied Mrs. German home and will be her guest for brief season. The Times welcomes the ladies home.
 FOR SALE-At a bargain-a F, 900 to 1o,oO0 capacity sawmll: fully equipped and in running condition. With this splendid bargain goes the timber on 400 acres of land-not less than 200, ,ooo, 900 feet; also contract for 900, 600 feet of plain sawed oak. For terms address F. o. box POP, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 In the flight of the stork it lowered just long enough over Forrest City last Saturday to leave a sweet little girl baby in the home of MT. and Mrs. A. (. Bridewell. May the little Miss llVe to emulate the beauty and sweet disposition of her mother and inherit many of the sterling qualities of her papa.
 The Catholic school will open Mon- day, September :, at the St. Francis school house. The school will be under the charge of the Benedictine sisters. The good results of this school were well marked last session. and much improvement will be made the coming term. We wish them much success.
 Master Foreman Kelley returned Wednesday from Marianna. where he had been visiting friends for ten days. He was accompanied home by his friend, Master Earl Williams. who Will be guest at the Kelley home for week or ten days Foreman says Marianna is bigger town than For rest City, and he enjoyed his visit very much.
 MT. E. J. Barrow caught the mana hsh at Old River recently. It weighed about D pounds, and was about 5 feet long. lie had to play him up the river about half mile to get an axe and knock him in the head before land Ing him In the boat, as he was so heavy the line would not have stood the lift; He was fishing with troll. and had his line on reel. It was inc biggest catch made this season-and it was gar.
 The Poultry Division at the State Far this year will be placed beneath the cover of a gigantic canopy. meas urlng lo0x2O0 feet and equipped with coops for over two thousand entries lhere Will also be hundreds of feet of platform for the accommodation of ex- hloltors who desire to use their own coops for exhibition. The premiums Tor poultry are more than double the amounts offered last year, and com land.