Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-10
ANOTHER SURPRISE.
Miss Dora Fowler and MT. " E. Mcintyre
 Married Last Night.


 young gentleman was seen on horse back riding in great haste down West Barraque street. A friend of his. who recognized him, hallowed: Hello. Billyi Where are you going?' As Billy passed by he answered back: s.I'm going out ealling,' and away he went. Just at this time there was a young lady on West Sixth avenue entertaining several young gentlemen callers, when the door bell announced the arrival of some one The young lady excused her. self from the parlor and went to the door There she met the young gen teman who was only few moments before seen riding so rapidly
 A few words passed betwen the two who had met at the door. The young lady re-entered the parlorsand begged to he excused for a few mo- ments by the young gentlemen. Just as she was leaving some one called out, Where are you going, Dora?" .sIm going out calling, was the re- ply
 Now Billy and Dora were beth bent on going out calling;;" upon this they had agreed, and sure enough they did go calling onGounty Clerk Gordon Greenfield at his resi- dence on the corner of Fourth ave nue and Cherry street. Before they arrived, however, at the residence of Mr. Greenfield, Rev. J. l.. Caldwell had called. Nosooner had he entered the parlor than did the door-bell ring. Mr. Greenfield answered the signal, and when he opened the door there stood Miss Dora Fowler and Mr. W. B. Mcintyre. He invited them in. Following in the footsteps of this couple were Miss Helen Knox and Mir. Turner Bradford. Mir. Greenfield began to show signs of confusion. He knew that the Young Mems German Club had arranged to meet at his residence and he thought it very strange that a minister and two young ladies should be in at tendance. But soon his confusion was overcome by surprise. MT. Me Entyre drew from his pocket q very | familiar-looking document to the | County Clerk and handed it to Rev. Caldwell This told the tale, and before anybody scarcely knew what had happened. Mr. Caldwell had united in marriage MT. w. B. Me Entyre ard Miss Dora Fowler.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir. J. C. Fowler, of Houston. Texas, and niece of Col K. M. Knox, of this city. She is d young lady possessed of many noble traits of character, one sof the most. popular ladies of Pine Bluff, and loved by all who know her All her lifetime, with very little exception, has been spent in this city as one of Col. Knox's own children.
 Thefortunate groom is from Dallas Texas, a young gentleman who, dur i.sg his stay in this city where the past winter he has been feeding a large herd of Texas cattle, has made many friends and borne good name. His father is resident of Dallas, Texas, a stockholder in the North Texas National Bank, and the owner of q couple of large cattle ranches in which his son, tile groom, has the controlling interest.
 We congratulate the happy couple, and trust that Gods most favored blessings may be theirs through a lolig life of welded bliss.
 The bride and groom will remain in this city for the next six weeks after which they will go to Dallas which city they will make their home
 Col. and Mrs. R. NJ. Knox this morning very kindly extended an in vitation to Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre to come to their residence this after. noon and he their guests. They have accepted the invitation and every thing is as merry as marriage I bell t"