The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-31
FORT LYNN FLASHES,

by, never to return, leaving a foot
print here and there, which will,
perhaps, be long remembered by a
few, but soon forgotten by millions.
A slight frost Wednesday morn
ing, Nothing materially injured
The farmers are almost done
planting corn, much OF which is up
and looking well, Notwithstanding
the recent wet weather,
The saw mill started up in full
blast again last Monday, and isrun'
ming on full time. The Williams
Brothers brought in a small raft OF
logs last Thursday and there are
more to follow-~twc or three mil
lion feet within the next week OF
two, if water keeps up,
Mrs. f.. L. Tupper went to TeXar'
kama last Wednesday, on business
and pleasure bent. She returned
Thursday, accompanied by a fine,
new automatic cook stove,
Mesdames Mary Ramsy and Alice
Shoemaker and Miss Kenna Beau
champ, took a trip last Friday tc
the new city of Kibah, the present
terminus of the Y, S, & N, Ryo tc
see the sights, The ladies returned
well pleased with their trip, They
admired the town very much, which
was so conspicuous they failed tC
see the houses,
Mr., and Mrs, w. IL, Catlrey en-
tertained our young people very
agreeably last Monday night, The
participants in the evenings pleas
ures report having nice time
This Is the first social function hat
here for several weeks.
Last Wednesday mornings trair
brought out a small excursion party
from the Twin City, consisting o.
the following ladies and gentlemen
President Of the y, S. q NJ Ry,
Ben Collins, wife and sister, Mr.
and Mrs, w. D, Gains and Mrs, D
G, Gains, Of TeXarkana, and Col
Nelson and wife, Of Newport, Ky
The party stopped of here a hal
hour, took a look through the saw
mill, cast their eyes over the rive
and otherwise amused themselves
drinking IN the beauties OF For
Lynn, until the whistle blew thO
"all aboard" and they were sool
whirling away to that newborn
city KibIah, COL Nelson will be re
membered by all readers Of news
papers as the noted lawyer whit
brought the murderers Of Pear
Bryan, Jackson and Walling, to jus
tlce In opposition to all the power
Of the courts Of Ohio,
My friend s, E, Adeoek of BrIgh
STAR made me a pleasant call las
Saturday He says the farmers o
his locality are all done planting
corn | trust they may have Al
abundant harvest,
Mr. and Mrs, Il, l., Tuppor spen
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs p
A. Brown, Of Black Diamond,
Misses lllanch and Babel Tuppe
are entertaining Miss Mamie Brown
Of Black Diamond, today
The dreadreaper Is still abroad Ii
the land, The angel called at thr
home Of Mr. aud Mrs, Dave llcnsol
last Wednesday and the finger 0
God touched taeIr i'year-old daugh
ter when the earthly temple iel
asleep, while the immortal soul tool
les flight across that dark and mis-
ty water that rolls between eartl
aud eternity TO take its place
among the mighty host who have
already passed to that eterRa
shore, Except you become as one
Of these little ones you cannot set
the Kingdom Of Heaven" | trust
the grace of God may sustain the
bereayed parents In their sad anlle
tIon, This little community extends
sympathy,
Rev. j. w, Paulk will eypouud the
word Of God TO the good people oI
Fort Lynn next Sunday at II
O'Clock a, m, Come hear him. AT
night g. Y, Mcclure will deliver an
address TO the people, subject.
advance of the,Christian Religion
vs. SIM Go hear him, He invites
tutItIsm,
Thanking Sister Bess for her
kindly expressed wishes, | trust her
desire, which Is mutual may soon
be realised, aud hope that the faas
Giles which have taken shape In her
minds eye, may not be dsappont.
lug It has just dawned upon my
mind that It Is possible that Sister
lltss may be a brother In disguise,
lfso well, pause words fail me.
OSefsAsWtfK
IT, Lynn, ArRn Mar 20, OI