The Forrest City times., 1911-04-28
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Misses Frances Mann and Leta Mae Hancock returned Thursday morn- ing from Marianna, where they visited friends and relatives and attended the dance given in that city Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. M. E. Kirby. accompanied by the children Miss Ruby and Master Roderick, arrived "Wednesday morn- ing from Charlottesville, Missouri. and are guests Of Mrs. John Meyers and Mrs. Chris Muller.
 MT. J. R. Scott. of the Oklahoma Livery Feed and Sale Stable. left "Wednesday morning for Little Rock Is undergo treatment for severe case of rheumatism with which he has been suffering for some time.
 Mallory < Eldridge, proprietors of the Nofthside Livery Stable. have purchased several new buggies which have added largely 10 their ability to care for their trade in first class style. Call them Up when you need rig or want to take drive.
 Mrs Ed CarlLee, and sweet little baby, of Augusta, came over Tuesday evening fer visit with Mrs CarlLee's $ parent, NIT. Henry P. German and family. Miss Nell German, who 1 had been visiting for some time in Augusta, accompanied them home.
 MT. E. T. Eager, formerly first trick operator in the Rock Island station here, but who has been working in the Western Union Otfice in Memphis. was in the city Sunday and left Mon- day for his home in Kentucky. having been compelled 10 lay of on account of illness
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church wish tn announce a garden party. on Mrs ]. B. Terry's lawn 9 an early date in May Tie feature the occasion will be the winding C. the May pole. Ice cream and cake will be served. Date VIII be announc- ed later
 Miss Cha Watts. of Clarksyil3e. Missouri, wHo has been visiting her sister. Mrs F. " DeRositt, in this city for several weeks, returned to her home Thursday of last week, hay ing been summoned there by mes sage announcing tne serious illness Of brother
 Mr R. $. Adams. father of Mr. ". ". Adams. If the Rock Island freight office, and Nr. N. F.. Major. brother of Mrs. Adams. arrived in the city Tuesday night enroute to Blue Noun tain. Mississippi, from Fort Smith, q in T for couple Of days
 Aven. Eldridge & Co. received the first of the week solid carload Of buggies which are now on display at their stable. They have a handsome assortment to select from. They have an ad in this paper and il you are in the market for buggy 1t will pay you to look over their stock before purchasing.
 A protracted meeting will begin next Sunday, April 30, at the Methodist church, conducted by Presiding Elder J. K. Paris and Rev. J. R. Nel- son. Services will be held morning and evening, and the meeting win last eight or ten dass or probably longer The public is cordially invited and III StN LG dLL6IQ.
 A house where electric fans are used is always free of flies. Think what this convenience would be worth 10 you this summer. 10 say nothing of the luxury Of keeping cool Have your house wired at once aS you will be prepared to enjoy it. The light Plant man will be delighted to figure with you on the cost.
 Farmers and others who i've at distance from I drug store should keep in the house bottle of BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMEST. T. may be need ed at any time for cuts. wounds. sores. sprains CT rheumatism IL is a power ful healing and penetrating remedy Price ., 5Qc and sI00 per bottle. Sold by J. T. Sanders
 Mrs. A. J. yaccaro entertained al Bridge last Saturday morning in honor Of Miss Ruth Hatcher. Mrs. I. W. Mallory and Mrs. Chas. Simmons won the prizes for the best scores. each receiving hand embroidered apron. The h0noree was given pair of silk hose and q Rhinestone bandeau X dainty refreshment course was served at the conclusion of the game.