The Forrest City times., 1909-02-19

on+, (, 70 ei'e 1llae to Iced your chick ems green cut bone. Makes inc hens ray lots of eggs. For sale 1t O'Brien' 'S Meat Market. w - i'i iet :
 Mr Claude Cowden. of inc fi+r water x Light Company. took in rho sights in Memphis Saturday nfght and part of Sunday. "'s '''
 Mrs. l.. s. Marshall entertained q l number oi her lady friends at her love " nome on Tuesday afternoon in her usual gracious manner.
 Mr. Albert Grobmyer was somewhat lhdlsposed the first of the week. hut was able to be out and spend the day in Memphis "Wednesday.
 We are just wondering if Forrest Clty will have base ball team this summer! Let's get busy. and oroa nize good strong team.
 Mrs. Warshavsky went home sick Wednesday evening, and has since been confined to her bed by bilious attack. She is improving.
 II your stock is ailing or all run down, PrattS' Food will renew their piood, and consequently make them vigorous, strong and active.
 Mrs. A. J. Hoy, of Bonair, was shop- ping and visiting friends in the city yesterday, and was guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Scott for dinner.
 We have very nice lot of dried peaches and aprico1s which we are selling out at reduced prices, at the City Grocery. W. l.. Lawrence,
 Mrs. ]. B. Terry has been suffering lately with rheumatism. and will go 10 Hot Springs Sunday for treatment. We hope she will get speedy relief
 For all kinds of watch. clock and Jewelry repairing, go to Steinberger, the Racket Store man in the Imperial Hotel Building on Jackson street.
 Don't forget the Colonial Tea on February 22d at the skating rink from tive to nine o'clock. Enter into the spirit and come in Colonial costume.
 A Business Mems Leaeue or some sort of commercial association which would look after the city's needs. is more to be desired now than ever before.
 The brick foundation for the big new smokestack at the City Water and Light Plant has been completed and is in readiness for Mr. Shea's iron workers.
 Our customers and the public gen. orally, are hereby informed that we now have fresh Graham Bread daily. at the klondike Bakery. Frank Burk- art & Go.
 "A Missouri Schoolmarm''-a typi- | cal old maid schoolmarm who wants to get married. At the Becker & Lewis Opera House, Saturday night, February 20.
 MT. Abe Ash left Wednesday via Memphis, on his trip to Beyruth, Syria. He intends to visit for week with an uncle, and sail from there about the 27th.
 MT. Ramsey anderslice has return ed to Forrest City and taken a posi- tion as clerk at the Hotel Marion. He is making his home with MT. and Mrs. R. B. Trice.
 The ladies are informed that we now have our complete new spring line of shoes and slippers of all kinds. Call and see them. Fussell-Graham- Alderson Company.
 Pratts' Food, for stock acts on the blood. Tones up their system, and gives them new life and spirit. Try a package at the City Drug Store, O.. N. Warren, Proprietor.
 Elder w. II. Paslay continues very low, and though everything is being done that loving relatives and his phy- sicians can do, there is very little hope that he can recover.
 If you are pleased with our goods tell others; if anything comes up wrong tell us, and we will be ready to correct any error. The City Grocery, successors to L. F. Rollwage & Go.
 The Times is giving its readers a very fine synopsis of the proceedings of the legislature, so that all who care 10 keep posted on the acts, may do so at the least possible expense of time.