The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-09
FT. LYNN FLASHES.

day, connected with lumber plant
here
Messrs. w. D. and Bert Dodd
were on our streets Saturday, SELL
ing our people farm produce.
Mrs, Bert Dodd of Bright Star
is visiting Mrs, Mary Ramsey at
Hotel Elan,
My Young irrepressible friend, ?.
p. ELAN, has received another
wound from Cupid's dart, but it is
not thought to be dangerous, as it
was badly aimed and glanced of.
Miss Kenny Beauchamp and her
two little sisters, Grace and Edith,
returned from Texarkana last
Thursday where they we're at the
bedside Of their sick sister, Mrs
A, II, Farr, They report the In
valid much better
Mrs. F. II, Williams and daughter
Dora, of Texarkana, stopped off
here while on their way home from
Sulphur township, last Friday, to
visit another daughter, Miss Minnie,
who is teaching here While the
ladies were here they were enter
tained by Mrs. H. i, Tupper and
daughters, Misses Banch and
Mabel, They continued their Jour
ney homeward Saturday.
The entertainment and box sup
per came off last Saturday as an
nounced, and ! am pleased 20 be
able to say without fear of contra
diction, that 1t proved a grand sue
cess In attendance, social enjoy,
meut and financially At an early
hour the people began to gather
ladened with boxes filled with the
good things OF this life, BY 8
o'clock the house was well filed
with youth and beauty intermiXed
with the more mature and sedate,
which served to keep the eXpectant
company we'll balanced, At 8
o'clock sharp G, ~, Mcclure called
the assembly to order, making a
few appropriate remarks, on near
touch aud social harmony as a
means Of sortenng our rougher ma
turc, a promoter Of kindly feelings
aud brotberly love, which results IN
a native refinement, that cannot be
broughd about by other means
after which the hymn "Bclls Of
Heaven was sung by the company
Then divine blessing was inyoked at
the close of which the hymn "Wbo'
soever win May Come was ren.
dered, after which the following
programme was had
T. Recitation, "My Doll Is Dead,
by Ruby an irrepresslble little
miss Of tour summers,
II, A Comedy In One Aet'by John
Malahy, w. W Edwards aud tloyt
Oliver (which was heartily en-.
ioyed, Judging from the roar Of
laughter from beginning to finish,
-, Recitation Let the old Cat
Die, by Miss Bessie .fupper a it,
Tie miss Of Z years, which was loud
ly applaudcd,
4, A Character Song by Me1
Dlaneh fupper, which was artie'
tIealy as well as pleasIagly rem
dered
b. Negro Meeting, acted behind
the curtain, which ercatedalarRe
amount Of amusement,
At the close Of which the sale Of
boxes commenced The 6et d
large box, was put up at auction,
and, after lively competition was
knocked down 10 Dr. Pegram Ior
~ 90, aud will leave you to mag
inc his ast0hishmeBt when ha
opened the box aud found 1t was
for the children, but the doctor was
equal TO the octdsIou Tie paid two
bIta for another box Ia which bo
found a Adya mann, aud then With
the best grace possible distributed
the contents Of the first box to the
| little ones, taklhg care 10 give his
best glr lots Of the candy ho.
litrd among those present Mr. H. jl
and Miss Dora Spell, Of Atlanta,
| TexH Nh aud Mrs. Z, A, Brown,
| Miss Name Walter aud Henry
brown, aud Mss Dora canhefn ot
black Diamond Mre llori pold, ol
Bright STAR Messrs, j, u, tlarN
Yves Gentry Sol PIIgreen, Dan
Clark James 6lark John pigfeen
Rob Goldman Luud Nails, Of hd1s
pcndcntc McHddmea NJ ln Tuppcf
q, q, uutmth Mr. aud Mira W. hI
eoneN Misses LIwIe Gentry Mary
Saunders, Li8ie Saunders Emma
Saunders, Willie Saunders iIahth
fupptr Mabel rupper bessie Tup
per- Ruby rupper Maggie rhcmls
Bessie Thomas, Florence Thomas.