The Forrest City times., 1909-04-23

Hammock prettiest line ever seen in town. See our big wladoW display. Forrest City Furniture Co,
 There has been temporary change up in the crew of the Rock Island log train which has headquarters at this place. Engineer Cooper relieves En- 1 gineer Cuneo for week or ten days, while Conductor Smith takes the place of Conductor Hooks, who will take probably months lay-otf on ac- count of i'll health.
 Miss Stella Mai Bryan passed through the city Sunday morning ell route to her home at Bryanville. She was returning from Memphis where she had been OH four-days visit 10 Mir J. J. Hughes and family the guest of Miss Viva Hughes She expressed 1 herself as having enjoyed tie most de l ightful visit of her life.
 All members of the Geo. T. Taylor Lodge No. l96. l. O. c. F., are request ed to meet in the lodge room It ; ?. III, l Sunday the 25th inst. Business Of im- portance will be transacted. In this connection it may be well tostate that the preaching of the anniversary ser mon on Sunday morning, heretofore announced. has been abandoned.
 The woodwork for the dry kiln of the Forrest City Spoke Factory was completed yesterday, MT. James Frank doing the carpenter work. The struc- ture is 36X50 feet in dimensions, and will prove great help to the com pany in preparing it's output for the market. The work of installing the steam pipes, etc, is now in progress.
 Miss Ona Watts, who had made all extended visit with her sister. Mrs. Frank DeRositt, left Monday for her home at Clarksyille, Missouri Miss Watts is most charming young woman, and her Forrest City friends are numbered by the score. The l Times hopes to have Miss Watts as a permanent resident one of these days.
 On Monday last the remains Of Capt. F. R. Knight were exhumed from the family burying ground near the old home in the northeast part of town and shipped to Madison, Tenn, for reinterment, Capt. R. S. Stevens supervising the work. Capt. Knight died and was buried in August, 1879. and will be remembered by our older residents as a kindly. courteous gen tleman.
 Our Gents Furnishing Goods De partment is filled with everything tirst-class and up-to-date in this line We have our Spring Negiigee Shirts, our Hobby Hats our Swell Line of Hose and lots of Pretty underwear Also Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Gloves, etc, :, too numerous to mention. Give us a call and let us it you out for Spring and Summer wear. FuSsell-Graham- Anderson Co.
 Dr F.. l.. Carswell, of Philadel phia Pa, engaged at present in Bible lnSt!- tute work in Arkansas, and associate editor of the Arkansas Baptist, arriV.d q in the city Wednesday and preached a stirring sermon at the Baptist church on Wednesday night. Dr. CarsweIl is a profound scholar and great orator, and is lending valuable assistance in the revival meeting now in progress at the Baptist church.
 Mrs l.. Prichard and accomplished daughter, Miss Julia, left on Tues day afternoons train for the West Miss Julia will travel with her mother for few weeks, after which she will go to New York to pursue her musical studies Mrs Prichard will return soon 10 close up unfinished business, and will still maintain her agency for the Steger Piano Company. conse- quently will make occasional trips 10 Forrest City We shall miss these friends, especially Miss Julia, who. rare musical talent has contributed so much to the enjoyment of our people. We sincerely hope prosperity and sue cess may attend them