The Forrest City times., 1898-05-06

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The Wynne contingent OF the Taylor
RIFLES are domiciIed ut the lizard house.
They are handsome lot Of young men.
and anxious tn bear arms for their
country. The roster of the party is MS
follows: Lee Jones. Claude Harrell
Bud Chappell, Joe Higgnson, Arthur
and Emmett Hinton. Wick burke. ID.
X. Dunn and Roy Newton.
Mrs. j. M. Nichols went to Little
ROCK Sunday night, accompanied by
her father. Mr.. j. II. Bard. Their
visit was for the purpose of conveying
little Helen Nichols to receive medical
attention on account OF her eye. Mr..
bard returned Tuesday afternoon with
the glad news that she WAS improving
ana In fair way for speedy recovery
Pony" Roy was in town Yesterday
and gave us "a call. He bad quite n
lengthy reply to the card Of w. T.. Will
liams, which he desired published, but
owing to the Iateness Of its arrival.
and the fact that it would seem to take
AN unfair advantage of Mr.. Williams.
we declined to publish 1t. Mr.. ROY
denies that he has ever written Il com
munication to any paper.
A. NJ. Heath and Walker Seaborn.
OF Colt, were in town Saturday and
gave us a pleasant call. Walker has
almost grown ont of our knowledge.
We remember very well that when we
came tn Forrest City he was quite a
little tad" He Is now man, and
Will soon vote democratic ticket.
we were glad to meet him again, and
learn that he is working hard and
making a man Of himself.
There will be a special service to the
soldier boys Mt the PRESBYTERIAN church
on the eve of their departure to Little
Rock. The Taylor Rifles will march
10 the church In body, and the ser.
mon by Rev. l.. II. Simpson will be
practical and to the point. He will
give them practical and helpful
thoughts to carry with them through
the campaign against Spain. The pub.
lie is cordially invited to hear this SER
vice.
At the meeting OF the Grand Lodge
knights and Ladies of Honor at Bates
vile. last Tuesday, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
term: w. S. Mccullough, Brinkley.
grand protector; j. w. Case, Bates.
vile, past protector; Mrs. Nora KEEL.
l0gg, VanBuren, vice-protectress; w.
w. Hankins, Little Rock, grand secre-
tary; M. W. lizard. Forrest City. grand
treasurer: w. Il. Nesbit, Fayetteville.
grand guide; Mr. Tisdal, Rson, grand
sentinel; j. w. Case, supreme repre-.
sentative.
The local Woodmen of the World at
their regular meeting Thursday night
resolved to attend. in a body. the un.
yelling OF the monument of their late
sovereign. Silas Ling, at Helena, next
Sunday. Mr., Ling was an esteemed
member Of the Helena camp and died
sometime last year. The occasion will
be fittiDgly celebrated, as lodges from
Marianne, Clarendon and other places
will be in attendance. The famous
Phoenix band, of Mariana will ac-
company the members of the camp
from that city. Forrest City should
be we'll represented.
The following gentlemen compose
the Riverside contingent of the Taylor
Rifles: b. Howell. G. w. Brown, G.
w. Duncan. u. F. Hays. A. w. Sulli.
van. G. W. Matthews. Crib Carter, Ed
Howell, Chas. Span. j. NJ. Thompson,
DR.. John lizard. ID. G. Crater, A.
A. Clark and G. l.. Hodges. They are
"A fine looking body of young men. full
OF life and patriotism, and will be
greatly disappointed ii not called into
active service. The same is true of
the company as whole. The boys
from Riverside are praising the hospi-
tally of our city. and are highly pleased
at their reception. Long may they
wave.
Many old soldiers now feel the effects
OF the hard service they endured dur.
ing the war. Mr.. Geo. S. Anderson,
of Rossville, \ ork county. Penn. who
saw the hardest kind of service ut the
front, is now frequently troubled with
rheumatism. Il had u severe attack
lately" he says, "and procured bot.
tie OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
did SO much good that would like TO
know what you would charge me for
one dozen bottles" Mr.. Anderson
wanted it both for his own use and to
supply 1t to his friends and neighbors.
as every family should have bottle of
1t in their home, not only for rheuma
tism, but lame back, sprains, swellings,
cuts, bruises, and burns, for which it is
unequalled. For sale by all Drug
Stores.
Claude N. Farley. of Bledsoe, Ark,
and Miss Mamie Love, of Senatobia,
Miss, were married yesterday ut the
parsonage of the First Methodist
church by the Rev. Dir. Smart. The
wedding was unexpected at this time
10y the friends OF the couple. though it
WAS expected ut later day. Mr.. Far
ley and Miss Love met yesterday by
chance in Memphis and decided to he
married at once. The mother of Mr..
Farley. Mrs. Jennie Jenkins; his
brother, Eugene Farley; his sister.
Miss Maud Farley; Mrs. J. L. Morris
and Mamie Goldsmith were present ut
the wedding. After the ceremony the
partV took dinner at Gastou's Mr.