The Forrest City times., 1913-03-14

Mrs S. =. Trap, Mrs. John w.
Naylor and Mrs. Molie MCDANIEL
spent Tuesday in Memphis visiting
and shopping.
Mr.. Otto w. Rollwage. had been
working in Muscogee, Okla, for sew
eral months past, but who had been
sojourning at Hot Springs for the
past week, returned home the first of
the week for an indefinite stay with
| homefolks and friends.
Mr. Jim Sanders has accepted a
| positioR as salesman with firm Of
! PettuS & BufOrd, where ne will be
| pleased to see and serve all his old
friends and customers Mr.. Sanders
is one Of the best statesmen in the city.
and we congratulate the firm upon
securing his services.
James Fondren & Co. are about
ready to open up for business in their
new and inviting store on Rosser
street, between the Palace Market
and f. Bonners store. The Times
congratulates these enterprising young
men upon the neatness and brightness
OF their new place Of business, and
wishes them success.
Among the recent births is that of
sweet baby girl at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Fisher. The tiny little
visitor arrived last week, the an
nouncement OF which was crowded
out. This is the second visit OF the
stork TO the happy Fisher home. the
first heir to the family fortunes being
a fine babv boy. The Times Joins in
congratulations.
Mr.. Louis F. Haven, who has been
employed at Burdett, Arkansas, re-
turned home Saturday from Washing
ton, d. c., where he went to take in
the Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson
and Thos r. Marshall, as president
and vice president of the United
States, which he enjoved, and went
thence to New York City for brief
visit.
EGGS FOR HATCHING-Se Settings
from my first pen of Rhode Island
Reds (show birds and prize winners. J
$3.50 per fifteen; second pen r. |:
Reds, Sl.50 per settings of fifteen.
White Orpington eggs, per settings
of fifteen. 81 80. All my pens are
mated up from high class fowls Mail
or telephone orders promptly filed.
II. A. Knight, Forrest City, Arkansas.
Among the most interesting of the
locals crowded out last week, was an
item announcing the arrival of a sweet
girl baby at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
s. b. Conrad on Friday morning
They have named the little miss af-
ter Miss Mary Boyle, and we hope she
will grow up to be just as sweet as
her namesake. We offer congratula-
lions to Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad, and
best wishes to the dear little baby
girl.
The impression was left by local
which appeared in last weeks issue of
The Times that Mrs. NJ. Isaacs and
her daughter, Miss Norma, had moved
away from Forrest City to make their
home. Such is not fact, however.
Mrs. IsaacS is visiting her sister, Mrs.
a. Meyer, in Guthrie. Okla and,
during her mothers absence. Miss
Norma will visit with relatives and
friends in Mariana,
At meeting Of the vestry of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd last
Friday afternoon, plans and specitica-
tions for the rebuilding Of the tower
ana repairing Of the church were sub
mitted and approved and the contract
for the work let to Mr.. John Moore.
contractor. Work was at once begun
and is being pushed, the tower al
ready assuming definite proportions.
We are glad to note that no time is
being lost in making this beautiful
church again tit for occupancy and
worship.
1t is very gratifying to know that
Forrest City has such live and up-to-
date furniture men as Becker & Lew
is. They have unloaded a solid car of
furniture this week and it is under
stood that il is the most costly single
car OF furniture that has ever been
delivered TO Forrest City. We note
one article in particular, and that is a
Duofold Davenport. 1t is the width
OF bed and has q folding bed within,
which unfolds TO the length Of reg
ular size bed. They are neat in APP
pearance and very useful. Becker &
Lewis have great many more pieces
of household goods that are entirely
new to this section Of the country, and
while their Clean-Up Sale is on it
would be wise act for all who can
to look over their tasteful line. They
are also showing handsome suites in
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