The Forrest City times., 1901-09-20
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 The home of Attorney and Mrs
 John M. Prewett was stormed Mon. day night by d young and happy throng of Emma and Edwin's friends, and there followed season of jollity and mirth which swept everything before it and left behind many childish hearts filled with pleasure and excitement. Besides the frolcking and romping in | which these sweet and guileless chil. | dren always indulge with such reckless abandon and genuine enjoyment, there was profusion of softly tinted lights to add to the general beauty of the scene, and the evening was cheerfuliy and satisfactorily rounded up bv the service of elegant refreshments. Those Russell. Beverly IIorney, Esielle Pet tus, Hortense Williams. Lizzie Prewett, Attic Beck, Floy Hancock, Leta May Hancock, Matte Terrell, Fenner Laughiughouse, Charlie Mallory, Rob German, Eugene Nash, Nathan Nor ton, Charles Norton. George EIdridgp James Russell Edwin Thomas. Louis Davenport; Emma and Edwin Prewett receiving the party.
 Geo w. Lane. Pewamo, Mich. writes: Your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the ] best remedy for indigestion and stom- ! ach troubles that 1 eyer used. For years l suffered with dyspepsia, al times compelling me to stay in bed and causing me untold agony. l am com p!etely cured bv kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In recommending il to friends who suf fer from indigestion l always offer to pay for 1t If 1t fails. Thus far l have never paid.n J. II punavant.
 A few nights since Ella Davis and Henry Taylor got married. and deem ing 1t proper to observe the usual GUS toms of teas'ing and merry making incident t0 snch happy occasions. they repaired to the Turkish restaurant in company with two other couples of African persuasion and complaeently ordered five cents worth of Buffalo fish. The words of the marriage cere mony which the good pars6n read, be- sides making Ella and Henry one made them happy enough to dine sumptuOusly with four other friends upon d nickel's worth of fish and bread. Can it be that history is repeat Ing itself and that the miracle of the loaves and fishes has been performed in Forrest City? Night Marshal Wilder tells the story and gives graphic de- scrlption of the supper table scene, with the dusky bride as the central figure. attired in white, wreath of orange blossoms and a flowing veil upon her head, with pure white arm lets, giving her face and the parts of her arms and neck which were visible the appearance of polished ebony.
 Probably tue last dance of the season was enjoyed Monday night by blithe- some cOterie of youths and maidens at the Hotel Marion. We say.last dance. ," because the fall season has ope ned up in earnest and the young men must apply themselves very closely to business. and again, many of the girls are in school, hence we are of the opinion that the patrons of Terpsichore will have few more opportunities to trip the light fantastic until the holidays bring the grand Christmas and New Years balls. Sol HamblPton is re- sponsible for the delightful function Monday night, and no one could have arranged the details more happily or successfully. Those present were: Miss Mary Merwin with MT. Ben Neb- lett, Miss Hattie Cummings with Dr. 'J. $. Shields, Miss Mary Word and Miss Mary Hartn. of Conway. with MT. Jack Ferguson, Miss Pearl Ander- son with MT. Harry Scott, Miss Nonie Taylor with Mr. Walter German. Miss Mary Carvel, of Helena. with MT. Ted Norton, Mss Matte Mai DavIs with MT. Tom Davis, Jr., Miss Mabel Will jams with MT. George Taylor, Jr. Miss Louise Gatling with Mir. Joseph Gillian, Miss Roth Hatcher with Mir. Sol Ham, bleton; stag, Mir James Alley; chape- rone, Mrs Pauline Goddard.