The Forrest City times., 1897-12-10
PatroniZe the Art exhibit at Q. r. Rollwage's tonight, December 10.

Patronize the Art exhibit at o. r. Rollwage's tonight, December 10.
 Mir. and Mrs. James A. Deaton at. tended the Fisher Cobbler wedding Sunday.
 The Episcopal church Guild viI meet at Mrs. Stones, Tuesday after noon, at 8 o'clock. Members arc especially requested to be present.
 A. G. HURLEY, Sec'y.
 Saida Kelley, proprietor of the 'rurlr- lsh restaurant. was in Memphis tIe tirst of the week Several members ef that family have been quite sick re- gently.
 MARRIED, Sunday evening at tle residence of Mir. and Mrs. Galloway Casteel, three miles south of towE. Mi. Will Fisher to Miss Hallie CobbIer. Squire Richardson, of Franks, town ship, tiled the knot" Only few friends of the happy couple were pres- ent. After the ceremony the happy couple drove to the home of the groom's parents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Fisher, where they enjoyed most excellent dinner on Monday. at winch there were 22 friends of the family. TIE TIMES wishes the happy couple a long aud happy life.
 Dan Hunter. jr., tie bright little son | of D. l. and OphelIa Hunter died We'd nesday, December 5rh 1897. of mem | braneous croup, aged years, and was buried in the Forrest City cemetery | yesterday evening, Rev. l.. R. Simpson | atf i,.a thAtr la comfort and joy to All in the household, and had arrived at that most interest ing age where he could run little errands for mama and be a companion to his father in many daily excursions. It is hard to part with the loved one. and we know that the hearts of these parents are acerated by deep sorrow. The ten der years, the innocent little heart. | however, assures us that God has. in His wisdom, taken the boy to Himself. He has been spared the temptations fl the world .sand we do not doubt tll8t Gods decree is best. And though We deeply and truly sympathiZe with tfe
 bereaved relatives, there is comfort ip
 the thought that their baby boy is safe
 in the arms of Jesus.
 Misses Annie Lutz and Eula Roles
 and J. k. Stockard went to Memphis
 Tuesday morning, Miss Lulz to visit
 d few days with friends, Mr. Stockard
 to attend lectures on embalning, and
 Miss Roles shopping for a day-the latter returning Tuesday night, alone. l This information, together with a u hisper on the side that the climax of a title love affair between Mir Stock. ard and Miss Roles was about to be consn mated, reached our sanctum the same q ny. The young folks evidently intende, 1 to surprise their friendy by l getting married on the quiet; but the tell.tale newspapers gave the snap away. the Commercial-A Appeal stating on Wednes day morning that mar riage license had been issued to "J, k 1 Stockard and Miss Eula Roles" THE l TINES has bee n unable to see either of 1 the parties. tho, ugh we learn MT. Stock, \ ard returned la, Vt night and confirmed | the marriage ru tror. we wish then many joys and g.reat happlntss-yat full realization of th cir fohdesf hopes I and long and pro- ID, Tous hhion. s'' Stockmd is a son If Js Y. ot.ckaIu l highly esteemed cil izen or uoou"'i township, and is the local manager :. the Stevens undertaki ng estaolis,iineh' Miss Holes is the wins ome daughter ' Mrs. Swnea. the fas hlotapir ",e'' maker, and both have lai re c'fcie . friends who join us in on goo,' "is"'