The Forrest City times., 1908-07-24

will disappear entirely under careful feeding. My Grocery department will supply the fo0dstuff. have all the dainty breakfast foods, cereals. syrups. backwheat 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 ceries and dry goods. ". T. Sanders.
 MT. T. ]. Rowland, ST, has been quite sick this week. but is better, and improving
 While switching in the city yards ot the Choctaw yesterday morning a freight car was backed into two mule wagon belonging to Dave Dun- can, and driven by Fred Turk Turk had backed up to the freight platform Tn space hardly large enough for the wagon, when the car was backed down demolishing the wagon, the mules mi raculously escaping, though mixed up considerably in the wreck
 MT. Frank Bass returned to his du ties this morning after spending a couple of days at Burnt Cane on a fishing expedition. He had good luck.
 In another column may be seen the professional card of Dr. E. J. Kyle, dentist, who has located here and opened offices over the post office. Dr. Kyle comes here highly recommended as gentlemen and dentist, and hopes to merit and receive liberal share Of the public patronage The Times welcomes the Doctor and be- speaks for him pleasant and protita- fr, ..% need of the services of a dentist give Dr. Kyle call
 NIT. F. ]. Nash. of the Forrest City Manufacturing Company, who has been iu the North for several weeks. returned home Wednesday.
 Last Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Mr. F. D. Macin, of Ripley. Ten neSSee, and Miss Sarah Whittle, of l Forrest City, were united in marriage at the home of Prof. Jackson. The wedding was very quiet. the ceremony being said by Rev. P II. Heusley. Jr. |. ia the presence of only the immediate relatives and few friends. The bridal couple left on the evening train Tor Memphis and other points Con- gratulati0ns and best wishes are ex- tended to them by all their friends and acquaintanceS.
 Little Frank Merwin is perhaps the happiest and proudest boy in St. Fran cis county. He now owns a Shetland pony, a beauty, and a present from his father, the efficient aod genial county clerk.
 We have taken the agency for the Louisville Courier Journal Steel Plate Engraving Department, and have a full line of samples of all kinds of yis- iting cards, invitations, at homes, re- grets, and everything embraced in the | line. The prices are low and the work of the highest class known to the art. We will be pleased to figure with you on engraved wedding invita- tions, cards, or anything of this kind that you may need, and will guaran- tee the quality and price to be exact lv ! tcorrect. Give Us your orders. We need them Landvoigt & Vadakin.
 Mir. Geo. Jones, Of the Forrest City | Manufacturing Company, who has ' been visiting relatives and friends in l the North for several weeks, is ex- pected to return home today.
 A series of snappy base ball games between Holly Grove, under the man. agement of our old friend and fellow citizen, MT. Fred Atkins. and Haynes. under the management of our hand some friend, MT. !. J. Hughes. Jr., is provided for next Thursday and Fri day on the local diamond. The For rest City fans are hungry for a good tfrq n+ ,eI Il, ( turn out en maSSe. The game Thurs day vii be called at clock sharp. and | double header will be pulled of Friday, tie first game being called at 30 sharp. Every body is invited and we hope tAey will all g..
 Mr Tom Wheat, of Little Rock. representing the American Book Com. pdny, was in the city the latter part of last week, guest Of his brother in-iaw, Mir. ;. L. Hodges
 Desiring 10 discontinue handling hats, shoes and piece goods, am offer ing my entire stock in these lines as long as it lasts, at actual wholesale cost for spot cash. This is no adver. Using scheme, and mean just what I say. The stock is very well assorted now, and will be sold without reser- vation aS stated. l invite the public to call and be convinced of the sin cerity of this announcement. Come early before the stock is broken. if you want some choice bargains in ladies, misses, mems and boys shoes. hats or any kind of piece dry goods. such as calicOes, domestics. Sheeting. bleached and unbleached muslin, and ali kinds of white goods and dress goods. The stock is not large, and will only last short time at these prices Phone 34 Also for groceries ". T Sanders
 MT. and Mrs Chas McDaniel. with Mrs. McDaniers nephew. Master i Mitchell Cockriil, of Little Rock. have spent the week very pleasantly in camp on Old River. They are ex- pected to return home this evening.
 The Farmers Union of St Francis county is having q big time today at New Castle. The Union met yester- 1 day with the local at that place and