The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17

NIT E NJ. Nimocks represented the Ow Club at a macaroui supper given ] hy the Macaroni Club in Memphis ] Wednesday night. Each guest was re- quifed 10 bring wooden fork Of their own manufacture. and our friend made one ef barrel slave. the tines of which guaranteed his share Of maear9ni. tc.-whateYer that etc. means
 l Mir R. [. Naylor. representing May CT, Sehener, Ofner X O., Of Cincin- nati, makers of the celebrated Sterling Clothing for men. was in the city
 Wednesday. and sold Brandon. Baugh
 & Go, their fall bill Of this excellent line of men,s clothing MT Naylor is a brother of our fellOWtownsman NIT John W. Naylor, and paid his brother and good wife a very pleasant visit.
 Tie gasoline launch. Billy Mack belonging to Mr Wes NcPhaul. of
 Madison, was badly damaged by fire
 Wednesday night, caused by the ex- plosidn of the gasoline tank Mir. Me Phaul was filling the tank. by fight Of
 lantern. when the gas ignited. caus- ing the explosion of the tank. NIT. Nc escaped serious injury by jumping overheard. and was but slightly l burned
 NIT and Mrs. N. E. Ingram and
 children will leave tomorrow or the 1 first of next week for St. Petersburg. l Florida. to reside, having rented out 1 their place here. We regret To lose i this estimable family as citizens of i this country, and wish 10 join their
 many friends in all good wishes for
 their health and prosperity in their new home.
 The Times is requested to announce that the Catholic ladies of this city will serve ice cream and strawberries al the skating rink on Wednesday evening, April 22. 1908 beginning about , clock. and continuing until late closing time. for the benefit of the Catholic sisters school. The public is cordially invited to give them call. and a liberal patronage IS desired.
 NIT. Robert l.. Pettus has one of the most attractive advertisements in this issue of The Times that you ever saw. Illustrating a few of the many beautiful styles of shirtwaists which he carries ill stock and the
 goods themselves are much more beautiful than the picture. The l large and varied stock. Give him
 cal.
 A union protracted meeting k
 in progress at the Methodist church l this week. having been begun last sunday. Rev hiford. Hensley and l i1ppin are preaching series of very
 able and convincing sermons, the at tendance k quite good. and the inter
 est Is increasing. with the prospect of l much good being accomplished. These are able earnest men. and they are 1 sincerely striving for the betterment l of the town. We wish them much Success in their work. and hope the Lord will bless them and this people
 abundantly.
 Mrs. Norton as president. and Mrs 1 Barrow, as delegate, from the Ophe- lousian Circle, and Mrs Matthews. as l president, Mrs Becker. as delegate.
 and Mrs. Russell, as alternate from i the Cosmos Club, will go to Little Rock Tuesday to attend the annual i meeting Ol the ArkanSaS + ederatlOn of Women Clubs. which c0nyeneS on the 23d, and continues three days. Mrs. Barrow will be a delightful guest
 of Mrs, W. II. Barnes during her stay.
 and the other ladies will be guests al
 the Marion, the magnificent new hotel.
 which will be the Federation head quarters. The Federation met in this
 city last year, and the ladies were
 royalty entertained. We hope our la
 dies will enjoy their visit immensely.
 IRON BEDS Large assortment, in all combinations of colors 3-6 and 4-6. our prices are extremely low. We
 will sell you bed, mattress and spring for less than you can buy them in
 Memphis. Forrest City Furniture Company Tel 254.
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