The Forrest City times., 1909-04-09
Mir. Henry Waterman, of Marianna, was in the city yesterday.

MT. Henry Waterman, of Marianna, was in the city yesterday.
 Heavy frost and thin ice here this morning. Spring is not here yet.
 Miss Maggie and MT. O. J. Hall, IT,, of Burnt Cane, were on a shopping visit in the city Monday.
 MT. R. L. Waterman, of Marianna, spent the first of the week in the city circulating among friends.
 MT. F. G. McCrary, prosperous mer- chant and enterprising citizen of Par kin, spent Monday in Forrest City.
 Mrs. O. B. Rollwage and her little charge from the Brinkley disaster, Master Tommie Rose, went to Mem- phis Wednesday for a few days visit.
 "Tempest and Sunshine drama tization of Mary J. Holmes popular novel, will be seen at the Becker & Lewis opera house Tuesday night, April i3.
 FOR RENT-By April Is, new tve-room house, with bath room, front and back porches. grates and mantels. City water if desired. Apply to T. o. Fitzpatrick, at postotf1ce.
 MATTING-Chin and Jap-35 diff ferent patterns to select from. If we can't suit you in variety and price, it won't be our fault if you don't buy. Forrest City Furniture Co.
 MT. J. H. Koenig, of Lakeside, was in the city this morning on business, and gave us pleasant call. He is eS- tablishing saw mill business at that place, and We wish him success.
 Sam Yoffie left Wednesday night to visit his parents in New York. Sam Is kindly and courteous young gentle man, and the many friends he has won will be greatly pleased 10 see him re. turn.
 Don't forget that F. c. Nicely has a complete line of groceries he keeps his stock fresh and nice, and understands his business. Any orders intruSted to him will be carefully and satisfactorily filled and delivered Ring Phone Sl.
 MT. J. l. Evans left Wednesday morning for four or five weeks visit at Hot Springs. We hope that his health, which has been considerably run down for some time. may be per manently restored by his stay in the City of Napors.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Whitaker, trained nurse of Florence, Alabama, is attend ing the bedside of Mrs. J. H. Tipton. Her friends will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Tipton is better, and con- tinues to improve. We hope she will soon be entirely well.
 The Rye Ola Base Ball Team re- ceiYed their uniforms Monday through MT. Chris Muller, of the Forrest City Bottling Works, local agent of the Rye Ola Company. The suits are of grey cloth with 1.-the name in red let ters. caps Of grey, and red stockings.
 Ladies will please take notice that I have concluded to continue my Dry Goods Department. 1 have just re- ceived complete new stock of the prettiest and swellest goods on the market, and ] want you to see them Please call. F. C. Nicely. Also Gro ceries.
 For Spring Dry Goods, you can do no better han call at +. C. Neely's. He has replenished his stock with all the best of this seasons offerings, and certainly has the goods which will please you. Also full line of shoes all pretty styles. Call and see. Phone SL r. c. Nicely.
 Rev. P II. Hensley, jr., rendered his resignation as pastor of the Presbyte- rian Church in this city last Sabbath s.I- and same was accepted, though with many regrets. Rev MT. HenSley and family will leave about June 18th for Tampa, Florida, where he will take charge of the Cuban work. Rev. and Mrs. Hensley have endeared them selves to large circle of friends du- ring the short time they have resided here, who will join us in sincere re- gret at their leaving and in hearty good wishes for health and prosperity in their new home.