The Forrest City times., 1905-06-09
Editor Izard d Sly Fox.

idea the offense would be so heinons. and then we had so much confidence HI lzard that when he made an en- gagement with Butler. the barber. Tor Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. and told Us in answer to our inoniries. that he wanted the tonsorial artist to go out and shave sick friend. We were partly deceived.
 The sick friend was himself. He was ioyesick. however, and that's about the sweetest sickness that comes to one in life, and requires preacher generally, to act as physi- clan. his prescription invariably giy- ing the most complete relief.
 lzard had been keeping the roads busy for some time between this city and Colt. Charley takes naturally to rural environments and il was sup posed by many that he was simply taking his Sunday rest with friends in that neighborhood But, alas. he was also ensnaring the heart of eer- tain coy and beautiful maiden. and by his wiles and winning ways. sue ceeded in convincing her that he is the Prince Charming for her, and they are now snugly rendeveuxed somewhere in Texas. Sam Swan says he is thinking of taking out warrant for lzafd on charge of larceny and obtaining goods under false pretenses, and of procuring acquisition papers and going after him.
 Miss Hattie Cobb is the step-daugh- ter of Mr. John Christopher, at Colt. and taught in the Colt public school last winter. II seems that her rel ativeS were opposed to the union, and Dan Cupid called in q friend in the person of Deputy Clerk Walker Sea born, who by the way is cousin of the pretty bride
 Walker went to Colt Sunday even ing and meeting Miss Cobb by ap- pointment, which had been made over the phone Saturday, they drove hastily to Wynne. to which point the sly old fox also went, on the Iron Mountain train.
 They met and proceeded to the ho- tel, where they were joined in holy wedlock, the Rev. J. K. Farris of ticiating Miss Lucille Douglas, of Little Rock, friend of the bride, was also present. After the ceremony and congratulations by the few friends present, MT. Izard and his bluShing and beautiful bride left for a tour in Texas for a few days when they will return tc Forrest City to receive the congratulations of their many relatives and friends, and to re- side.
 The groom was almost raised in THE TIMES household, and is man of many sterling qualities, and a writer of considerable ability in a To- cal sense. He is the editor of the St. Francis County News and is enjoying very liberal patronage.
 The bride is the daughter of Sed- ley Cobb, deceased, her mother after wards marrying Mr. John Cnristo- pher. She is a very pretty and high ly accomplished young woman. and has been teaching in the county schools for number of years.
 The Times is glad that it's son has taken unto himself d rib. We are glad that there is happiness for two more of our friends. We congratulate them upon the joyful consummation of their fondest dreams, and We wish them the fullest measure of this worlds blessings. It is an old and true saying that stolen sweets are the best. Let us hope they are forgiven, and that the relatives will live to bless. the day that Charley became the husband of Hattie.
 Editor IZard returned yesterday morning. Mrs. IZ4rd will spend a brief season visiting her relatives ill Texas
 CoMMuNICAETD.
 Editor Times:-Wh What must be done with Charley Izard? His offense should not gounpunished. After sue