The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

The Times wants to d. your print ing We are prepared to do almost any kind Of printing that k required by any business house. firm or e0rpJ- ration doing business in St. Francis county. neatly. promptly, in correct style. on the best quality Of p3per~. and al correct prices. There is no need to send away from Forrest City for any kind of printed matter, and we especially invite the large stock companies and corporations to give US q chance 10 furnish whatever they may require in our lines.
 Miss L9aeIla King and NIT. ". NJ. Wheeler. Miss Lorana Mattice and Nr II. =. Jackson. came over from Madison Wednesday to catch the flyer into Memphis. and rumor is t1 tine effect that ban Cupid is playing q very important part in q drama which k about to be enacted by some Of these partie. Mr Wheeler has been at Madison only q short time and Is not related 10 the Wheelers of that place, so We are informed. but comes from Shenandoah. Va. and was employed on the big steel bridge
 Money is plentiful. Bankers say they never saw So much money in the country before as there is at present This indicates 10 our mind that the people are getting out of debt We would be very thankful if they would not forget the little account against them at this office. Now is the time 10 pay your subscription and any other amounts due us. We need 1t. We have worked hard for it, and we want 10 pay what We owe others. Please call and settle at The Times office, and we will thank you and try 10 merit a continuance Of your patro- mage.
 The debate at Palestine between Rev. Dunn and Ed. Pippin is attract ing visitors from far and near and a great deal Of interest is being mani tested. The current reports from Bap- lists who have heard some of the de- bates is to the effect that Ed. Pippin has little the best of his opponent, as he is an experienced debater. So far as we are concerned. we could never see the propriety nor the good of such debates. They stir up strife and en- gender animosities, which are any thing but Christian in character. The lowly Jesus would no doubt look upon such discussions with great disfayor
 Mrs. Warshavsky returned this morning from St. Louis, where she had been for week buying fine big stock of spring goods of all kinds. They will move next week into the building vacated by F.. Hurley x Co.,, and the new goods will arrive at the same time. Wait and see all their new novelties, and watch this paper next week for big announcement | when there will be something doing MT. NJ. Rutsky also returned and his big stock of Racket goods will arrive next week and be opened up in the 1 building DOW being vacated by II. J. l WarshavskN. Give them call and see the DC and l0c Racket goods. One of the most enjoyable functions 1 last week was at the elegant home of Mrs. Alexander Becker and Miss Bee 1 ker, when on Saturday afternoon they entertained at 300" The game was warmly contested, with victory for Mrs. T. w. Barrow who was given a souvenir for highest score, consisting of pair of beautiful silk hose The consolation prize, pretty rose pin cushion, went to Mrs. Edgar F. Fay 1 Tor, in the cut by all others present Those present were Mesdames God dard, Dickerson, Naccaro, Barrow, Marshall. Merwin, F.. F. Taylor, Linn Hurley, Shields, W. German and Miss l Douglass. of Memphis Mrs. Eugene l Williams punched. A dainty salad 1 course was served
 The news of the death of MT. T. $. Thorn at his home at Madison, on 1 Tuesday morning, about o'clock, was great shock to his many friends here, at Haynes and elsewhere throughout Lee and St. Francis counties, where he was well and favorably known and l highly esteemed. He leaves wife and two grown children, Mrs. l.. B. Jones,
 with whom they made their home, being his daughter. The remains were
 inferred in the Madison cemetery,
 Rev. E. l.. Milford conducting the re- 1 ligious ceremonies. The Times eS- teemed Tom Thorn highly as it's friend, and regrets his death. He was good citizen and good man. He belonged to the old school of Southern gentle men, and was d man of sterling integ- rity. We extend sincere sympathy to l his bereayed family.