The Osceola times., 1888-06-30
Osceela Rain Drops.
RAINY June!

couTSt.
The moon changes to night a
lip. m; wonder if it will stop rain
ing!
Twas a spell Of weather like
this, only worse, that gave the title
10 this column.
How do You like the looks o
this paper: II is printed on ou'
new press.
-Messrs. c. II. Gaylord, G. X
Brickey and Hugh n. Mcveigh wen;
down to Memphis, Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. II. Lawrence
entertained their Young friends
with dancing party Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Peter Bricksy, Of Marian
ma, came up this morning, on short
visit.
Mr.. John Lovewell went over
To Little Rock, duriHg the week, to
make the ShcrifI's settlement with
the State.
After innumerable delays we
have our new Mann Hand Cylinder
Press in oppcration, and can say
that we are charmed with it.
MIR. Clarence Moore, Of Mem
phis, is up on a visit to his fathers
family and friends in Mississippi
County.
Misses Mamie Edrington and
Maud Thomson, who were up on q
visit to Miss Emma Bowen, returned
to their home in Memphis, Tuesday.
Misses Sallie and Lena Will.
ia,ns, Ada Ward and Pearl Burgett
came down from Elmot, Monday, to
attend the Lawn Party.
MIR. and Mrs. N. B. Mohr of
Shoals, Ind, arrived last week, and
will make Osceola their home in fu.
ture.
Mr.. Charles Goodrich went to
Memphis Tuesday, to meet his wife
and children. He has decided that
Arkansas is q more desirable place
to live than Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Goodrich and
Mrs. l.. q. Clcerc returned from
Chicago, last Saturday, they found
the weather very hot, otherwise they
had delightful trip.
DR.. d. a. Richardson, who has
been on visit for a month to his
old home in Connecticut, returned
last week, looking much improved
by his vacation. Mrs. Richardson
will remain till fall.
Mrs. Lucy Wynne, Miss Anna
McVeigh and Rev. Geo. Smith were
among those who went down to the
Bayou to attend the picnic and pub
lie speaking, Mt Louise Chapel to-
day. Capt. McVeigh will address
the people on the issues Of the day
HATS. HATS! HATSM!
Ladies' and Childrens' Hats in
all the latest styles and at the lowest
prices, Just received from St. Louis.
You are cordially invited to call and
examine them.
q. II. BRIcKEy & Bros,
The Lawn Party at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Morris on
Monday evening, was well attended,
and was quite enjoyable although
fair Luna failed to. shed her beams
upon the scene. The Ladies Aid
Society return thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris and Mr.. J. NJ. Tucker
for substantial favors.
We acknowledge apleasant call
from Hon. II. 7. Blythe, last Mon
day, he was on his rounds looking
after his candidacy for the legislature,
he feels much encouraged by his
canvass, and before leaving made
ms feel happy by renewing subscrip-
lion to the TINES. But that is al.
ways the way, when the TINES once
gains admission into household it
is rarely, If ever discontinued.
Again has the editor gone to
attend political convention, and
lcf; 'onlv woman to furnish men,
tai pabulum and arrange the type
for this issue oi the great and only Os-
ccola TIMES. But be patient with
him, gentle reader, it only happens
every two years. Next week the
paper will be up to the usual stand.
ard Of excellence. This issue will
he little late also, for the press.
work can't be done till he comes.
Our last issue swas few hours
late, all on account Of the roller, il
had a spell, and looked like it would
melt from the hca., and the tough
summer roller we had ordered did
not get here till Saturday. The way
ofprinter's rollers is pas, finding out
even by those who haye made life
time study Of them, as our readers
will learn from this extract from a
letter written by man who makes
rollers:
@If Cc were N school boy and re.