The Forrest City times., 1910-12-16

session of music and dancing in the Marion parlors, the guests repaired to the Presbyterian church for rehear- sal.
 The young people of Forrest City always consider themselves fortunate to receive an invitation to Miss Mann S entertainments because Of her grace ful, charming hospitality, but all agree that she was never more beau tiful and gracious than she was on the occasion of dining our much loved Christmas bride and her many friends.
 After the rehearsal Wednesday night, the bridal party was ent tertain- ed by Hon. and Mrs. o. E. Rollwage. Refreshments consisting of ke and cream served in the shape of wedding bells, were enjoyed. 4 white pa asol suspended from the chandelier held the favors of the bride to her maids and those also of the groom to his at tendants, the former receiving brooches and the latter scarf pins. Here the brides cake was cut. If convenient to you, please publish the subjoined paragraphs from the in-
 
 ceiving from headquarters. And in addition 1 would add the request to the patrons of this office, to mail as early next week as possible such re- membranes as they intend to send 10 | heir friends, so that they may be han dled with due care.
 Yours truly. T. 0. FITZPATRICK, |. M. He hab bSIi II ways abnormally large This is owing to the i large amount of Christmas packages forward ed in this manner. These packages are often | in ecurely jed and the labels thereon are carelessy fastened, which often causes the ad- dresses to become detached and sometimes i lost.
 II hardly seems necessary 10 caution the i older clerks as to the handling of this mail, but for the benefit of new clerks in the service, We repeat our admonition that the gteatest 1 care should be shown In handling such mall. | Pack geS should be re-ticd where the strings are loose. and clerks should Use every effort to see that such mail goes through To destination intact.
 As the contents of such packages often con sists of fragile articles, ele Ks should not eu- i deayor 10 place too many in one ack: neither should the sacks be trampled upon in handling. l We should understand that 10 our charge is l intrusted these tokens of love and friendship and II is our duty to use the greatest care iu handling and forwarding 10 the end that this service may do all that k possible To bring 1 happiness and good cheer 10 the thousands of l homes throughout the country.
 All oldtime tidders of St Francis County, white and colored, are hereby notified that the old flddlers' contest will take place at our store next Mon- day afternoon, beginning as soon as possible after dinner and continuing as long as they wish. Five dollars will be paid to the best old white fiddler and five dollars will be paid t0 the best old colored fiddler and fine pair of shears be given to the wife of each of the winners of these prizes. The prizes will be awarded immediately after the close of the contest, by com petent judges. t'ussell-Graham-Al l. derSon Go.
 Twill be engaged at the postoniee from now until the first of January and will not be able to canvass the town as thoroughly as would like 10
 but l will continue to take SuOScrip
 tions and quote prices on all the lead
 ing magazines, singly or in clubbing combinations. Willie McMickles.