The Forrest City times., 1910-11-18
The Frying Pan Club leave Monday for a weeks hunt in the bottoms.

| Billikens on Monday afternoon at her | lovely home. in her usual delighiful manner, for her daughter. Mrs X bert ! GrObmyer, who k one of the cha ter member of this charming bevy of For rest City's fairest and most popular young ladies. A dainty reffeshment course was served, nd all present en- l ioyed the sweet hospitalities SD gra- ei0uSly extended.
 1 Judge E. D. Hatcher. mention of whose serious illness waS made in hpSe ! Icolumns. and who was taken to St Jo >eph's Hospital in Memphis on Thus | day evening of last week. k reported much better and his family and l friends are greatly rejoiced, and eX ! pect to have him al home again in a ] few days. We 3re also very glad ] for our friends sake that it was de termined that an operation was not essary.
 Mr. Jne. Pope, Of The Forrest City l Furniture Company. was q business visitor in Memphis Monday anu Tues 1 day, and took advantage of the occa- | sion to hear the Aboru English Grand l Opera Company i'll their fendit ion of I'll fTovatore. " al the Lyceum, Mon day night. John has a classic ear, and was simply charmed with the sweet melodies of this ever popular gem of the operas.
 Mrs. Sallie Wyse came down Mon- day for a brief visit with her brothers, Messrs. W. ]. and k. Lanier, and families, and went to Wynne Tues day to visit her sister, Mrs. E II. puu fpaa Mice Rocn I npI attend the bedside of Mr. Legg's aged mother, who is nearly loo years old and quite feeble. Miss Sallie's" many old friends here were delighted to see her.
 News of the very serious illness of Miss Anna Elise Williams has tray eled fast and been received with much genuine regret and sincere sympathy by her many friends among Forrest | City young society folk She has trained nurse and her loved ones and | friends are doing all that can be done and shewas rep ,rted a little better this morning, and we hope she will rapidly recuperate and soon be entirely re- | stored.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Waterman, of l VI al idiiild, Cdiit up Sufudg evening, accom- panied by their little niece and nephew, children of MT. and Mrs. Walter Waterman, who had spent the day with them Tn Marianna MT. and Mrs. Waterman spent the night here and left Monday morning on the 4:o5 Rock Island train for Memphis, where they spent the day shopping and visiting,
 l MT. John Sipf, merchant of North | Washington street. and tenant of one of the Gatling store houses, has been quite dangerously Ill nee the latter part of last week. He has been quite indisposed for year or more, and has dropsy. His recovery is doubtful, and his family and many friends are quite uneasy about his condition. MT. Sipf is good man and citizen. He is our friend, and we regret his illness very m ch. We sincerely hope he will rapidly improve and soon be quite full ly restored
 Guard the kidneys; the health of the body depends on those small but i'm portant organs. They extract uric acid from the blood which if allowed to remain in the system would cause dropsy and Bright's Disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is successful kiduey tonic; it heals and strengthens the kidneys. regulates the liver, stimu- lates the stomach and digestio ion, cleanses the bowels. It will prevent or cure Bright's Disease. J. T. San ders, special agent.
 Sellers & Scott have an attractive advertisement in this paper which we hope you will read and consider. 1 They want your trade and will treat you right. Call and see them anyway, whether you trade or not They have q nice, new, clean stock and store. and are in position to sell goods at a very close margin of profit. They are very clever, genial gentlemen whom it is a pleasure to trade with. Try them once just to he convinced that they will sell you the best goods at the lowest prices.
 Mir. F.. T. Eager. manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company $ office in this city, has inaugurated q messenger service for this city similar 10 the X. D. T. service in use in the larger cities. \ messenger, equipped with bicycle. will be on duty from I a. m. until D. m., and phone calls will receive prompt attention. This service will be q great convenience for parties who desire a trustworthy mes Senger who is acquainted with the city, ana who will deliver your message or package anywhere inside the city limits in the quickest poSs ble time.
 The Oriental Candy Kitchen is the style of the new enterprise opened in the lobby of the Imperial Theatre MT. II. Tucker is the genial proprietor. He is an experienced candy man. brides himself upon cleanliness. and won't have things any other way around his kitchen. Everything is new, nice and clean and complies with the Pure Food Law. He makes candy to order-any kind for any occasion. He wants to get acquainted and in- vites you to call and see him and try his candy. It's good, and we wish him success, and extend him cordial welcome. Read his advertisement in another column.