The Forrest City times., 1907-01-18

-'ios IT NS0liid bdNl lS hOSDN- oi Charlottesville, and two handsome children. came over Wednesday on a visit 10 her parents and other rela- tiyes and friends. and 10 attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Eliza Da- wis. She came to take the folks by surprise, and was herself surprised to learn that the happy event had al- ready taken place.
 Judge and Mrs. T. c. Folbre return ed last night from San Antonio, where they had been to attend the wedding of their son, Hubert, which happy event took place at the residence of the brides parents in that city, on Tuesday night, January b, 1907, at $ o'clock, in the presence of about l25 friends and relatives, Rev. Richardson of the Episcopal church officiating. More extended no- tice next week
 The remains of Oscar Miller. of Widener, were laid to rest ill the For rest City cemetery Monday He died Sunday morning at 9:30. after few hours illness. Nr. Miller came to Widener about fifteen years ago. He was one of the most useful men in Griggs township, being tirSt-class mechanic ill all respects. genial i'll disposition and well liked by all who knew him. He leaves wife to whom we extend sincere sympathy in her bereavement.
 The Times desires to extend sincere sympathy and condolence to the be- reaved family of Mr. !. H. Atkins father of MT. Fred R. Atkins. form erly of the firm of Atkins X Horne, hardware dealers of this city, and son in-law of Sheriff w. F. Williams. Mr Atkins was one of the wealthiest and most prominent citizens of Monroe county, and was in business at Holly Grove. He died at Hot Springs. where he had gone for treatment, on the l6th inst
 Wednesday morning between } and l o'clock, the fire boys were called to a blaze at the Choctaw coal chute. On the end of the chute is small house used to shelter the coal beavers. The sudden change in the tempera- ture Tuesday required fire, and the men say they were engaged in filling the bins when the fire broke out. The tiremen extinguished the fire, but not until the shanty was destroy ed, car somewhat damaged. and the frame work of the chute scared.
 MT. ", E. Fogg, of Caldwell was in town Monday winding up his busi- ness, and bidding his numerous friends good bye, and left the same night, accompanied by his family, for Frederick, Oklahoma, where they will reside The Times will follow them, and while regretting to lose their citizenship in this county, com mendS them to the people of Freder- ick as worthy of their highest esteem and confidence. We wish them hap piness and prosperity in their new home.
 MT. NJ. P. Illig, of St. Louis, repre- senting the BlackwellW Weilandy Book & Stationery Company, was calling OF his trade in the city Wednesday. We gave him nice order for school tab lets, blank books, boxed writing papers popular copyright novels, base balls, bats, gloves, mittS, marbles tops, and numerous other goods. We have also placed an order for a hand some lot of valentines and novelties which we want you to see. They will bc III LtAC "cch LdiiuNOlSU N Vadakin
 Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Clark returned last night from Milan, Tennessee. where they had been since Saturday night. They were called to attend the bedside of the doctors mother. who had been very low for several weeks, and who was gradually grow ing worse. Death relieved her suffer- ings on Wednesday morning at 2:l5 o'clock. and the precious remains were buried the following day. The Times desires to join the many friends of 1 Dr. Clark in sincere sympathy i'll the loss of his best friend.
 Grandma Sembler, who sustained a paralytic stroke last September. is still confined to her bed and in a 1 helpless condition, not being able 10 move except with assistance. She does not recognize any person and is I ill very serious condition. being par alyzed from the waist down. Grand ma Sembler, if living, will be e7 years of age on the 23rd day of this month. and is great-great-great grand mother and the five generations are all living Her many old friends will join us in sincere sympathy in her atliiction and the hope that sh } may yet see many happy days. | ------------------ --------------------------------