The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17

OPALITE glass lined and white wood lined Refrigerators -the tive best constructed ice savers that are made. We guarantee them to give satisfaction and will sci them on these conditions. Forrest City Furni- ture Co. Tel. 2j4.
 Mrs Luther Patton. nee Ava Fay Tor. who had been visiting her mother and other relatives for six WeesS, left for her home in Woodword, 0klaho- ma, the latter part Of last week. Her many old time friends were very glad 10 see her, and regret her departure
 We take pleasure in calling the al tention of our many readers in St Francis and adjoining counties 10 the advertisement of Mrs Warshavsky in this issue Of The Times. This little store is damned full Of ladies and mems furnishing goods of all kinds. and they are making prices so low that 1t will pay you 10 come twenty five to forty miles to this sale Read every word of these wonderful offer ings, and call, whether you buy CT not.
 Mrs. J. T. Fondren spent last week in Wynne. MT. Fondren went up Saturday night and spent Sunday, and both returned Monday. They were guests Of their relatives. MT. and Mrs. Jim Williams, and had a very pleas ant time, indeed, as Jim and Miss Lena are most perfect type of host and hostess, and make everyone about them feel the influence of their sunny dispositions, and lively conversational entertainment.
 Misses Mamie Doyle and Lyda Ma son spent Sunday in Wynne, and were charming guests Of MT. and Mrs. Chas. k. Taryer, who entertained them in lovely manner, as is their custom The Taryers are coziiy domiciled and very well contented and pleased with their environments in Wynne, though no doubt they often have d longing 10 return To dear old Forrest City, which is perfectly natural.
 Last Thursday morning. April <. at daybreak, when the grass and the flowers were sprinkled wYh the sweet kiss of the dew of morning, causing nature to blossom forth with every beauty. a sweet and beautiful baby boy arrived in the ship Safe at Bryan Vile and asked To stop and spend twenty-one hoped for, useful and sue cessful years with his happy parents, MT and Mrs. W. Lee Bryan His name is William Walter, fer his two grandfathers. We offer congratula- uons, and welcome the little treasure. His birthstone is diamonds
 MT R G. Bradfeld was in the city couple Of days the latter part of last nd laf II where lie will have charge of the edito- rial and local department of the new paper to be launched by Dr N. r. Reauchamp. Bradteld is one of the oldest newspaper men in Eastern Ar kansas, and one of the best local wri- ters in the State. He belongs to the old school and ought to receive lib- eral patronage from the people of that section. MT. F.. T. Altman accompa- nies him, and will have the business management, We wish them much success.
 MT. C. E. Mathis went to Dothan. Alabama, Monday 10 visit his mother for the first time in live years. We have just learned that MT Mathis father died few days age. and when the message came MT Mathis was in St. Francis bottom on business con nected with his recent candidacy for the legislature. Owing to the pecu- liarity of the situation he was not in formed of the sad occurrence at his old home until several days afterwards His father died on April I'd. 1908; but owing to the absence of MT. C. k. and other members of the family, certain ceremonies connected with the funeral were postponed, and on next Sunday Masonic services and ceremonies will be held. We extend our sincere sym pathy to the bereayed relatives in their great affiiction and deep sorrow