The Forrest City times., 1905-08-11
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 Eears. is aa- =5zz tseeH 1sF god fof- -Uae = Fi.5t eitter af these plsces anti tlI- week
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 a Nr. T. '. Nas5se. our official ta8ze arrapl8e Re stared afl t9ief- a63v warm dfife. f3Is8Kb In fsrf. il mas Hauea pleasaBier than we had ez- pe~ed oNing tl1e fset tt.at tHe rad uas shaded a considerable portion ef tbe way. ard presents a usOsT pic1ur- e-8ae aHf.ssraHce.
 Tbs frst stop sas d tAe ferf hos pitable and lovely hone af Mr- af4d Nrs Dan Wyids. wbozs cordial we- come and generous hospitaifties were verE highly appreciated.
 Nr and Mrs WYlds have lovely home. and are surrounded with al the comforts of intelligent and sue eessfui farming They expect how ever, to more 10 Forrest City within three CT four weeks. and make this their future bone. Later 0n they viii build On lots recently purchased on South Rosser street Mir Nylds is connected with the firm of Brandon laugh & Co. and is one Of this coun- ty's stsunchest citizens and very prince Of good fellows
 After spending half sn hour or so a this pleasant home. Ne drove on to Tuttlefou. where Nessrs. Jack. Peak and Viii Pipkin. Payne Garner and other good fellows and kind friends make tbe welkin ring with their jo- va 0atbBrsts. and make al feel al home who happen to come under their jurisdiction The Squire had just started for town as We drove up. and several visitors who had been partaking of the Pipkin hospitality. were just taking their departure. l However. we were entertained very l pleasantly for few minutes and looked over collection of photo graphs among them being group of Sheriff Williams and family. and an- other Of Governor Jeff Davis. both of which we very much desire to put in our souvenir. I large and beautiful crayon portrait of .the late Mrs Jack 1 Piplin. t9 whom he was perfectly de- voted. and whose untimely death cast such gloom over that home, hangs upon all easel in the west room. and is held in sacred memory by himself and family.
 After another pleasant drive of sey- eral miles we reached the very large and valuable plantation Of MT ] J . Barron, but owing 10 the late hour Of arrival. We did not tarry long on the down trip. desiring 10 reach Rawlison before night We found NIT Barron al home. and considerably worried over the quarantine regulations which he feared might prevent Mrs Barron returning from Helena where she has been visiting for some days and he came to Forrest City the same night te arrange for Ter home coming
 Crossing the river al the Cut Or
 half hours drive brought us 10 oul destination. and we found d genuin, Southern welcome awaiting us al th, lovely home Of Mr and Mrs. San ' Ashworth. and spent the night unde their sheltering care.
 This cosy spot is situated upon th' bank of Frenchman bayou. The door yard l. perfect bower Of lovel, flowers. and the comfortable house i the home Of happy and contenteC
 family where love and happiness reign supreme, and sweet hospitalit, greets the fortunate guest who is bit to their bed and board.
 Mir. Ashworth is the postmaster d Rawlison. the office being located il his store and excepting Sunday. the,
 receive daily mail He enjoys quit,
 a large patronage. and has comfort
 able income from his large farmin, ] interests in which his brother, MT. \ , Ashworth who was also present l. add his welcome. k partner They have a large herd of fin, cattle which are fat and sleek iron i the abundant and nutritious mast
 and fhe farm is stocked with draY' ; of splendid horses and mules.
 Bright and early Monday mornu.
 
 ideuce. the growing crops Of c0ttof 2 and corn and af the iarzcs and mules , with lovely background of the baYag . and forest.
 Z. 0a the retusa trlp wa stop Ea llall aa ha6r aI5A SIT. E. Duncan aH. family. HG3 found 1heu eeHT H-s with t6e.H fer8 agfIes. TH x.
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