The Forrest City times., 1911-02-17
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 MT. F. D. Jones. of Riverside. was in the city couple of days this week visiting his son Harry. He was the guest of Mir. ]. F. Eldridge.
 The Cosmos Club will meet in reg ular session on Monday, February 20, at 2:30 pm, with Mrs. Louis Roll wage Program-Ancient Greece Sym posium.
 Mrs. John Sipf left Tuesday for Memphis to have her eyes treated. We are sorry to learn that the good lady has practically lost the sight of one eye, and is threatened with total blindness.
 Mir. ". E. Kirby, of W. E. Kirby & Company, is suffering quite a good deal of pain and inconvenience on ac- count of painful cut he received yesterday from d bone in piece of meat which he was cutting.
 Just as we go 10 press the sad news of the death of Mrs. Katherine Sage, of Cockrum, Miss, who died Sunday. Deceased was the beloved mother of Mrs Nora Swan We extend the be- reayed family our sincere condolences Mr. H. R. Neblett k having some improvements made al his store A new floor is being put down, new show windows are being built and bargain table constructed. Mr, John Waterman is doing the carpenter work.
 Mrs. II. J. Warshavsky left Mon- day for St. Louis to purchase lot more Of Spring and Summer goods. She expects to return the middle of next week and promises to have some interesting advertising matter in the next issue of this paper.
 MT. Brumlee and M ss Williams, of Wheatley, were happily married in the parlors at the Hotel Marion in this city last Sunday afternoon Rev. ]. k. Nelson. of the Methodist church officiating. and returned home the same evening. We offer congratula- tions and best wishes.
 Mir. II. NJ. Ford, of the Hotel Marion, went over 10 Memphis last
 
 children. a boy and a girl, and ac. company them to this city, where they are now at home in the hotel. The Times extends these e>timable people cordial welcome.
 WANTED-Small farms, with some improvements in exchange for resi- dence and business properties in Mem phis and other cities and towns. We have also stocks of merchandise, hotels and other business properties to offer you. Address McMath & Johnson, S2 Madison, Memphis, Tenn. Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor exercise, insufficient mastication of food, constipation. a torpid liver, wor- ry and anxiety, are the most common causes of stomach troubles. Correct your habits and take Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again. For sale by all dealers.
 The cost for witing your business house or home f8r electric lights has to be paid but once, and you have the best light that can be produced II is cheaper in the long run than break age on lamps and chimneys, and the satisfaction alone is worth the money. Once try it, and You will never regret it or be withot electric lights.
 Sheriff George B. Mallory left Tues day morning for San Antonio Texas. where he will spend a season in re- cuperating his health. We hope the genial sheritf will be greatly benefit ed by the balmy air of sunny southern Texas, and will return soon to his home and people completely restored in health.
 NIT. D. B. Tate, of Jacksonville. ar. rived Wednesday morning 10 visit fol few days with the family of his brOther-in-law. Mir. $. E. Kelley MT Tate visited Forrest City about eight years ago, and was surprised 10 note the great growth shown in this city in that time. He is being extended 8 cordial welcome.
 Mr. I. W. Mallory came in Satur day night from Hot Springs 10 yiSii with his family and friends. and or business for few days, and returned yesterday to finish up the course O. treatment which he has been under going. We are glai to learn that Ike ls BelllDg along alrlEhti ana hopes soon to be entirely relieved.
 Among other books on sale at tht Newsstand, we have limited numbe of beautifully printed and illustrated book entitled Pictures and Poems O Arkansas" :" being a collection of poems and pictures of scenes of Arkansa people and places. The book wa compiled by Mrs. Bernie Babcock anC Hon. o. c. Ludwig, and is copyright ed by the Sketch Book Publishing Company. It is certainly work o art and is worth double the price Sl.25.