The Forrest City times., 1908-05-29

Nf. Laa Slaughter. merchant. of l Gil. Ark. was in town yesterday to meet his charming daughter. NtSs ] Bertha whom he expected to arrive from Missouri. where s8e las been visiting relatives and friends for A brief season. Miss Bertha did not ar- rive. however. and iS expected today Nr. Slaughter spent seFefal hours in the city on business and very pleasant y .ifh relatives and frleuis.
 DF Ton Horney. genial prescrip- tioaists at tie Enterprise drugstore. was quite indisposed seTeFa. aafs last and the hrst q this week. bat He are z al t0 note that he has about recov- cred his usual good health. and ts again attending t0 his duties in he same genial and goo1-uatured say. As usual. Tom is one of tie best young men in this good little city and is making 2 succes, Of his profession.
 That tired feeling. incident 70 Spring. when the appetite is hckis. sili disappear entirely under careful feeding My Grocery department will supply the f0odstu- have al the dainty breakfast f11d,. cereals. sYrups. bGekwheat and pancake foars. and everything eISe necessary 70 xef up a dainty meai t0 tempt tHe most stub born appetite Phone . for g8ur gf8- ceries and dry g0ods W. T >antsrs.
 Perhaps lIttle catcher. bat surely kicker, arrived at the home af NT W. King BraiT Weine>iay night. aud the hoaxehold of Nr aad Ms Ge#. Doeley are rejoicing 0eef tie event and the smiles which illgmines the faces of Grandpa D5aley aai Pap Bra dy elual each other in eugtH. breadth and depth. Heres t0 tie litfIe am- pire-may lie live t1 be t7y 70 his parents and tie entire b37.et house hold
 Mrs. Gratz Jones. wh0 Las been visiting her mother. Mrs. Coffey. and other relatives and friends In thi. county, for about three months, dur. ing which time sle Lad tae very great misfortune to lose her baby by death, returned to her home at II lotoba, Mississippi. "Wednesday night, NIT. Jones coming over the same day to accompany her. They were ai>g accompanied as far as Memphis by hel sister. Miss Nora Bel Co-fey.
 Three of the seven bodies or the un l fortunate victims of the cap,iking oi i the gasoline launch in White River i i've miles below Clarendon. last week l have been recovered. viz: DF Houston Miss Winfield and Miss Counts Mrs 1 Wright Lewis returned from Claren i don the latter part Of last week. She i was present in the home Of her hus l band relatives when the body of NJ iss ] Winfield was brought home and did what she could to comfort the be reayed family.
 The Rt. Rev Wm NJ. Brown D b, 1 is expected te oGfieiate at the Church Of the Good Shepherd Sunday morn. ing and evening at II and 5 o'clock. At tie morning service the bishog will administer the apostolic rite of confirmation. On Saturday evening from 1:30 to b o'clock an informal re- ception will be rendered the bishop at the rectory on behalf of his friends | Forrest City and vicinity. All are cordially invited to be present and meet the bishop.
 Miss Madeleine Rollwage returned Wednesday from Nashville. Tenn. where she had been attending the re uoHn ned Ward Seminary for young ladies. She was accompanied by hel friend and school chum. Miss Ne Stalcup. of McAllister. Oklahoma who spent couple of days here, and Jeff to-day for her home, greatly 10 tic regret of the family and all who met her, as she is most beautiful and charming young girl. She will proba by visit here again soon.
 Dr ". H. Alley returned last Fri day from LaGrange. Texas. where he had been in attendance upon his daughter, Mrs. L. D. Brown, whose life was despaired of tor many days We are glad 10 learn from him that Miss Mary. is on fair road 10 re coyery, and tie news will be glad ! received by the large circle of friend, Of the family. LaCer.-Adyices re- ceived "Wednesday conveyed the infor nation that she had lad a relapse and he and Mrs. Naccaro departed al once for her bedside.
 Summer is here. and with it my new and Seas0nabie stock of Dry and Dress Goods. The ladies will ind something here just to suit in the white good, line especially. My stock Of notions 10, has been repleniShed for the Spring trade and l extend q cordial invita-
 tion to every lady in the county tC give me cal when shopping for any thing needed in the line Of Spring Dry Goods, Dress Goods, White Goods Laces, Embrolderies, Notions and other things too numerous to men ton. ". T. Sanders.
 WANTED-200 or 300 gentlemen to buy their clothing and furnishing of me. A big invoice of job lots. just sent to me this week, l am offering al bargain prices. For next week or as long as they last we offer two hundred fine negligee shirts. without collars, and worth a dollar everywhere. at only 4sc each. Mems nightgownS, sold everywhere at dollar, only 4sc. Mems serge summer coats, regular B quality. at only B each. 20e pairs men's sample pants regular B quality going at dollar per pair. Don't miss these extraordinary offerings. Busi-