The Forrest City times., 1893-09-08
HAYNES TIM ES.

Cotton is opening, and the picking of that fieecy staple is now ir progress.
 c. C. Flowers, who for sometime has been sick is now circulating among friends.
 Mrs G. w. Cordie has been very sick for sometime but is gradually improving.
 Richard Boone and his son Dick have been on the sick list the past week but ate now able to be up.
 The first two bales of new cotton was brought in and ginned by J. J. Hughes, aud shipped on the 7th.
 Chas. E. Anderson our school professor. has returned from his sojourn among rel atives in Old Virginia, to teach this year
 Mrs. ]. C. Ward returned home after having spent the summer in the mountains Of Tenn, looking very much improved in health.
 Jim Foote. of Bolivar Tenn, was in town Tuesday and "Wednesday visiting his sisters Mesdames Gordle and Gray. He returned Wednesday.
 Mrs. Fannie MeClmg (nee Rowland) is here visiting her brother Hance Rowland. Mir. McClung has been in very Lad health and Is of spending the-oummer in w. Va. "hiiC oHc iS NiSIliHS HtIts
 On last Friday Albert Shoulders hit Dan Henderson with hoe-and his fu- neral took place five days latter. They fell out about Dams children digging taters in Albert's patch without permis- s on.
 Judge l.. Nj. Jones, who was for sometime book keeper for the Haynes Mercantile Co.,, departed for his future home in St. Louis, accompanied by his two charming daughters Misses Flora and Berdie
 Miss Nora Mcdaniel one of Bonair's most fascinating young damsels spent a few days in our village visiting her broth CT, w. w. Mcdaniel She returned "Wednesday mid,the sobbing convictions of "one of the boys.'
 As we announced in our last communl- cation that some oftthe young ladies would soon go off to schOol-weil they went and Oh what a sensation occurred, many expressions of deepest regret was, cOnspic- uously marked upon some of tEe young mems Tacid countenances. But the thoughts of their seCN returning, served as e soothing balm for their wounded feelings.
 It was generally kHown that the chain of society was soon to be broken and in reconsideration of that fact we arranged or a'''time" before it was severed. Well that time" was iiuetly and duly recog- nized on last Tuesday. We had fish fry{?) No. It.was intended for oae but owing to the fish failing to bite. we spread our dinner out and fooled the fish. The dinner was prepared by the young ladies ill attendance, and was composed of the fnest eating ngteriaIs,' '"se at able" The crowd consisted of the high muckety- mucks,' except one and he was the writer, though beng in Rome, of course, it is "proper' to do as Rome does. and that he did all O. k. They were Misses Annie | Lynch, Aiee1Rogers. Katie Briley. Emma 1 Thomas. Belle Sampson, MaKie Thomas. Amanda Davis. Bcgnice McDani el. Nan nie Friar, Minnie Hood, Pearl and Nora Mcdaniel Messrs. John D. Thomas jr. |, Ike Isaacs, Will Smith, Chas. F. Ander- son, Oliver l.. Rowland, Oscar w. Thomp- son, George E. Davis, Joe Bryan and B. Custer Frar, with a spriking of the smaller kids who went unaccompanied by the fair sex After eating, all .chinned'' awhile, and all dacded to go to Bonar to church, just as we were. and so we did. the toughest ;and toughest Booking crowd in the congregation, but We were there | just the same. We all landed safely at home at 2:Se o'clock a. m. met at the door | hy our frightened parents. Well we had l time" to say the least.