The Forrest City times., 1906-07-06
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Squire Sanders breathlessly rushed into The Times office this morning in search Of a reporter. stating that he had a runaway couple to marry. The reporter didn't have time to go, but the Squire rushed to the courthouse and found colored couple awaiting | his services.
 Your attention is directed to the attractive advertisement of Mir. W. .. Brown, contractor in cement work. MT. Brown has recently located here with his family, and his work will equal any that is being done in this city. He thoroughly understands his business, and deserves the patronage of home people.
 Considerable uneasness for their safe ty was felt by the friends of Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Neel and Miss Amanda Davis when the first news came MoD- day of the horrible railway accident at Salisbury. England. last Sunday morning, until it was figured out that neither of them could have been in the wreck because they left later.
 Mrs. NJ. A. krider and charming daughter, Miss Carrie, mother and sister respectively of Mrs. F.. A. Short, arrived in the city last week and will spend the summer here, guests in the Short home. They are very kindly remembered by large circle of friends made during former visit, and all are glad to extend them a cor dial welcome.
 MT. F.. A. Short. the popular jewell CT. has just received a nice aSsort- | of I tai This is special lot of a3.0o pens which, in order to introduce, he has arranged to sell at sl00 as long as they last. This is an unusual offer, and you should take advantage of it at once. Call and see and let him tell you about them.
 MT. C. A. Sallee and charming wife were visiting and shopping in the city Tuesday, gave Us pleasant call. and have our thanks for substantial favors. MT. Salee is engaged in the timber business at Canaan, and iS a most excellent and genial gentleman. They were enroute to Magazine. in the western part Of the state, where they will rest and recuperate for sey- eral weeks.
 MT. T W Barrow has accepted a l position with Orgill Brothers. hard ware, Of Memphis. to travel in East ern and Southern Arkansas Tom is an old time hardware man, and q good one. too, and his energy and geniality will no doubt contribute much to a successful career in this new field We hope he will find the work to his liking and that his sales will meet his highest hopes.
 Dr R. F.. Oliver returned Saturday from Nashville. Tennessee, where he had been attending the Medical t'ni- versity, and spent Saturday night in the city. q guest of his uncle. MT. ! . F. stout, and family He went to his home near New Castle, Sunday. This completes his third year at the University and he will graduate next term, when he will hang out his shingle in Johnson township.
 Squire ] R. Sanders celebrated the Fourth by performing the ceremony. which united the hearts and lives or MT. Alex McGehee, age 22. and Miss Maria Lane, age II years The mother of the bride was present and gave her consent. Ed. ] H Cason bein pre- sent, was called upon and implored Divine blessing. The ceremony took place at the residence of the officiat- ing magistrate at S:30 a m. The Times offers congratulations and best wishes
 The Fourth was very quiet in For rest City the ball games at the park being the only amusement or attrac- tion. Many citizens went fishing or attended picnicS or barbecues in the country. Some went to Mariana to attend the Odd Fellows picnic. some went Co Wynne and otherwheres Among those who went to the latter l place We noted Misses Ida and Ger trude Walton. Hattie Mai Davis. Mary Alley, and her guest Mary Lee McClung, of Morrillton, Blanche Pope and her guest. Pearl Powell. of Virginia, and MeSsrs Tom Davis. IF. Otis Stevens and Joe Ferguson.