The Forrest City times., 1910-04-01
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Work is progressing rapidly on the track scales that the Rock Island is putting in just east of the old coal chute site It is understood that the company also intends to install a sys- tenn of crossing alarms at the various crossings in the city within d short time. The material for this job is on the platform here, and it is expected that work will commence within q lew days.
 Madame F. Boyle announces the ar rival of her handsome new spring millinery of all kinds. and invites the ladies of St. Francis county to call and inspect her offerings in the new pattern hats, new dress trimmings. new barrettes, new hairpinS, new ribbons. new novelties and new la dies goods, all just received from the big markets. Her line of swell new hats embraces every desirable and fashionable pattern. from the cheap est to the best Dou.t= miss the old reliabIe's offerings.
 Mrs NJ. E. Kirby informs us that she has received d letter from her daughter, Miss Fleet Kirby. who has been in Charlottesville. Mo. in at. tendance at the bedside of Mrs. F. E. Eastwood, informing her that Mrs. Eastwood was still quite sick, and that 1t had been decided to take her "a d eanitarium in St. Louis for treat ment. Mrs. Eastwood, who is remem- ed as Miss Georgia Kirby, has q host ot friends ill this city and county who Will join us in the hope that she will N9oh recover and be entirely restored 'a health.
 Monday night the following jolly party went d suckering to Old Crow Creek, caught a big lot of the succu- lent hsIi, which were cooked and eaten 2n the spot and had good time gen eraIiy: Misses Emile Gatling. Nita Richards Madeleine RollWage, Corne- ia Ayen and Annie Mae Grobmyer, NeSsrs. Ed Wolfe, Walter stevens. James Euart. James Fondr0n. Lee tfobmyer, Beatty Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Gfohmyer and Mrs l.. R. GrOb- mfer Another large party had ar anged io make the trip N eduesday la@ttH bat were prevented on account g iHe rain.
 FusSeil-Graham-Alderson Company nave d handsome quarter page adVer- lSemeut in this issue of The Times. Nr, Tom Taryer, of the clothing de partmeut, tells us that that firm sold more suits last Saturday than on any other day since they had been in bus Hles> He says that despite the un- HIeeedeuted run that was made 6U Hdelf elotling stock last week, they >#td have a large assortment of all l-f 1f | los. aAd h5yS clothing for you t0 select He would appreciate call and 4azsd Qa glad t0 show Yoa the stock.
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 7#HanH that "0I E BAKERY k a#ii35e}ed as a stock company, the
 holders being the hundreds of -037eH customers who daily receive
 di5I9aMe dividends in the shape oi Ire satisfaction they derive from
 a- lle bread, cakes, etc. made by s55ls concern. tiood goods need no ad- tei Il@lug they advertise themselves, %f8 @et k BAKER | = handles noth- l1S bat this class of goods. IL you are A+ tfeddy one of the stockholders, st' busy now and become one Phone
 3Hd give them an order Prompt 4e avery Cream pulfs and angel food 9dhe made to order
 NJ. (. Thompson. of Little Rock, ,.id Miss Pearl Duffy, of Jackson, tenn. were married last Friday eYen- s,. .a- a inc Fisher Hotel, Rev. F. L. V ltiofd performing the ceremony, eRa only q few intimate friends of the 2dtt les being present. MT. Thompson iS Ss lhe engineer on the steam shovel st-al has been working here for the pas5 several weeks, and during his 3slel stay in the city has won | host 9t friends. His bride is charming young lady of the Tennessee city. We loih the many friends of the young e9a pie Tn best wishes and eongratula- tlohS Tor their future happiness and prosperity. They are at present at nome at the Fisher Hotel.