The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-26
FORT LYNN FLASHES,

forgot to mail them
We we're refreshed with a copi-
ous fall Of acqua pura last Friday
which put new life in vegetation,
since when the farmer has worn bis
best smile.
G. W Elam made a business trip
10 Texarkana last week
Mrs. Annie Pilgreen went to the
Twin City on a shopping expedl'
tion one day last week.
And stul they come-the candi-
dates, Mr.. ]. A. Walker, candi-
date for representative, gave me a
friendly grip last Thursday. ! en-
| ioyed a very agreeable interchange
of ideas with the gentleman.
Fred Mcclure went to the Hub
on last Fridays train in the interest
Of some troublesome molars. He
returned at night on engine No, II,
which had been in the shop for re-
pairs.
Capt. Z. l.. Tupper made a flying
| trip to Texarkaua last Thursday on
business connected with the lumber
business.
DR.. Lenuard drove to Atlanta,
Texas, last Wednesday to visit his
family who reside there. The doc
tor returned Friday all in good or
der
DR.. Owsley and We scribe spent
two days in Texarkana on both bus
mess and pleasure; the first was sat
isfactorially adjusted and the later
thoroughly enjoyed visiting with
! friends. Thanks to my good friends
Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Williams for
most agreeable entertainment on
Saturday night and Mrs. j. Fl.
Earheart on Sunday at their cozy
homes in Fairview, and last but not
least, Editor ]. w. Gardner of the
TExARKANIAN, and his amiable bet
| ter half, at their elegant and COM
Portable city home. May the rich
est blessings of the great Master
rest upon them all in this life and
the life to come.
And by the way, 1 don't think it
will be amlss to say something
about the business people OF the fu-
ture great. 1 had occasion to do
business with Chatfeld & Burhmap,
whom l found to be business men
of the first class and obhging gen.
tlemen, l purchased a large bill of
goods for house keeping from them
and so complete was their stock l
did not ask for anything they did
not have. l also done business at
that famous dry goods emporium,
the Palals Royal, where l found
everything up to date. These men
are thorough business men and
and know what will please the peo-
pie, particularly the ladies. | no.
ticed that they had made since my
last visit great improvements in
their facilities for showing goods
to an advantage, and more con-
venient for their customers-in in fact
this immense stock of goods is so
arranged that its beauties can be
seen an appreciated by anyone hay-
ing a critical eye.
| also had occasion to do business
with the new grocery firm of War
wick & Moore, whom I found to be
courteous, pleasing and obliging
ing gentlemen, to such a degree
that it is a pleasure to do business
with them. Their store is neatly
kept, stocked with all kinds of sta
pie and fancy groceries, and ar
ranged in an artistic manner that
it rests the eye to look at them. |
predict large business and tnan-
cial success for this energetic firm,
whom I desire to thank for courte-
sizes extended.
The Lynn Sunday school was re-
organized yesterday and the follow
ing officers elected Superinten-
dent, w, A. Beaucamp; assistant
superintendent. DR.. Lennard; sec
retary and treasurer, Miss Vale
Warren, after which the appoint
ment of teachers was postponed un-
til next Sunday.
Rev. George Dickert will preach
at Lynn Chapel next Sunday at
II a. m.
Well, ye scribe, after boarding
for nine years, is now keeping
house and boarding at the same
place, aud want to say to my
friends that the latch string will al
WAYS be found hanging on the out
side will just whisper for the
benefit of the envious that have
not taken a partner, yet. | have
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