The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-06-14
TT. LYNN FLASHES,
Simmer has arrived.

ing.
The saw mill was shut down FRI
day noon until Monday to give the
men much needed rest, after a
three months continuous run, A
straw, see2
Last Thursday was pay day here,
when there was a goodly sum in
cash distributed among the em-
ployes Of the Lumber Company, a
large percentage Of which has al
ready found its way to the hub
Texarkana,
A very pleasant social function
occurred at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. y, t. Tupper last Monday
night, where a few friends were in
vted to assist Mr., Tupper to safely
pass the midway milestone in the
broad road Of life, it bong his for
tieth birth day. Those who assist
ed in the pleasant affair we're Mrs,
Grimes, Misses Grace Malaby,
BIanch and Mabel Tupper Messrs,
W, j, Owsley, John MalabY LurrH
p, A. Brown, Onah King and ye
scribe, TO say pleasant evening
was had but tamc'y expresses the
sentiment Of ALL Dainty refresh
menls were served under the light
OF numerous Chinese lanterns and
other devices for ornamental light
ing The festivities were enjoyed
for several hours, but as all pleas
ant things must come to an end, at
a late hour we took our departure
wishing our entertainers many hap.
py returns,
Mr. j, w. Owsley left Saturday
for New Lewisvile and other points,
to spend a week or two rccuperat-
ing,
Mrs Grimes terminated her visit
at Lynn last Tuesday and left for
TeSarkana, accompanied by her
sisters, Mrs, r. l., Tupper and Miss
Grace Malaby where they will
spend a few days with a sister, Mrs,
Perry of that city
Fred Mcclure who has resided at
this place nearly four years, took
his departure for his old home,
Clinton, Iowa. on a two months
visit, He vas accompanied TO the
Gate City by DR., Owsey, p r.,
Elan, George clam aud Wesley
IGentryj when arriving In the city
they were met at the depot by G.
T. Mcclure, father Of The departee,
who had preceded them to town,
and escorted the party to the BIck
| ham House, where he had banquet
prepared for their entertainment
! An hour was spent discussing the
good things provided, which we're
happily enjoyed by ALL after which
| Fred went around and said good
bye to his TeXarkana friends, Of
whom he has many Near train
time he repaired to the depot nc.
eompanled by his Lynn friends who
Islw him comfortably seated In one
Of the cannon ball cars when good.
| bycs were said, the last shake Civ
en- and told TO be a good boy while
gone and return after many days
! II not an hundred fold, improved an
hundred per cent, In health, as poor
health Is his principle reason for
going north,
Nov, I will say something of my
visit to the future great Of the
Southwest Twas In town all day
Saturday. During that time ! had
busidess with Judge j, O. Edwards,
notary which thanks to j. Oh
prompt and energetic manner Of
doing onltial business was sltRfat.
tory adjusted Ia a few minutcr
The Judge Is not only a good official
but he is obigIng to a brotherly de
Igrte. spent several hours Of the
morning In the store Of my good
ldcnda, Sharpe n Brewer | did
not got much talk with the gentle
men owing TO the rush Of business
IA continual stream Of customers
were passing In and after remain
ing d few minutes passed out again
carrying a parcel Of hugo propors
tous II looks very much to mt
that prosperity has struck thispop'
Iuhr business house, Now my
friends don't Jump at conclusions
land Ia a spasmodit No Of generosity
blame Mckinley he has nothing 10
do with II II ls just simply tbeour
come Of the employment Tor the
Hast two ur three mouths Of d class
ot labor that has been idle the pas'
two or three years That hsImpIc
IONp the sIncw OF the land STEADY
employment aud the financial ptob.
lem Is practically solved Put the