The Forrest City times., 1911-11-24

Mrs. I. A. Carrick, nee Nirgie AL dridge, and two manly little sons, left Saturday night, via Memphis for Kan sas City to join her husband and make that city their home, for the present at least, he being employed there with large manufacturing concern. Her father, Mir W. II. Al dridge, accompanied them as far as Memphis.
 Mir. W. c. Fletcher, of Colt. was brought to tue city last Friday suffer ing with an abscess of the liver and was later carried to the Presbyterian Hospital in Memphis, where he was operated on Monday. Dr. J. F. Me Dougal and Dr. ]. A. Bogart went over to attend the operation and to visit the patient, and returned Tues day with the gratifying report that the patient had undergone the operation successfully, and that he was resting easy with chances very favorable for his recovery.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will give Xmas Bazaar on Thursday afternoon, Decem Der II, at the resi- dence of Mrs ThoS. C. Green, for the benefit Of the Methodist parsonage ioiibs iaf'IA htiilDtliSl tdiN lS Ie- questep to make some article or articles, both useful and ornamental, and send to Mrs Green by December l2th or l3th. Please wait until you see our display of home made fancy work before you bay all your Xmas pre- sents. Everybody cordially invited Don | forget the place and date
 On Tuesday last Mrs Alice Nal theWs beautifully entertained the Cleaners, ot the Baptist church, at their regular weekly meeting. The pretty home Wae cAarmiUglY comfort able and appropriately decorated faI thls occasion. Delicious refreshmeutS were served hy the dainty hoste~~ and upon making their adica the la- dies thanked Ms Matthews one and all, pronounciug this one of he most enjoyable and profitable meetings thi, little band las ever held The next meeting Niii b. with Ms Conrad. au Tuesday, December tAe &ftil#
 Mr Jesse RaNlison, Jr.. age 22. aud Miss Lettie Davis. age II, of Johnson township. were happily married al l.. (. Old < store in this city on Tue>- day evening, Squire Hurley o0Iciaung. IL was q runaway match, objections on account offender age of the beaQti- ful girl bride and they left al once over the Rock Island for NideHer. where tbe groom k employed in tim Der work He was formerly employed in timber camp n Proctor and tt eHe time was employed by Mr Marsh Davis. father ut the -brIde Nr. RaWlis0n k son of Nr. Maumu> Rawlison. The Times extends con gratulations and best wishes. hoping that they will have health. We8tIi and prosperity.
 Tine Forrest City FurnitHre Com pany is one of the firm believers il the value of newspaper advert tising as k shown by T handsome page ad iI this issue of The Times, in Whiel they announce q monster Ten-Da4 Cut Price Sale on al. of their stock 0l furniture house furnishings. etc This enterprising firm has q large an well assorted stock from which t6 select, and il will pay you To read tht ad, and call aud see the stock. if yot are in need of anything in this line and if you don't need anything, the prices quoted are so cheap that it vii pay you tO buy something anyhow Either member of the firm or thei courteous salesmen will be delighted to have an oppOrt unity to show you over the stock whether you buy oI not-but YOU are almost certain t0 buy after you see the goods and the prices. Give them call. and tell 'em you saw il in The Times.