The Forrest City times., 1909-01-22
BARR0W-DAVIS.
Nr. Eugene I. Barrow and Miss Emily II. Davis Happily Married in
 Memphis Tuesday.

Methodist Church, Miss Emily H. I Davis and Eugene !. Barrow. both of I Forrest City, Ark. were married
 Rev. Dr. Lewis Powell officiating i There were no attendants. and only few most intimate friends wit messed the ceremony, which was fol- lowed by luncheon at the Peabody Among those present were MT. and Mrs. J. L. Mosby and Judge A. A. Hughes, of this city: Mir. and Mrs. I. F.. Mosby, of Charlottesville. Ark l: Arthur Davis. of A rizona, and F.. H. Mann, of Little Rock
 MT. and Mrs. Barrow left last even ing, via New Orleans, for trip to San Francisco. o.-Commercia Appeal. We'd nesday, January p.
 The above item tells, in d few words of the happy termination of long friendship and eompanionship, that ripened and deepened into love, and eliminated at the nuptial altar, and while the brides family had been notified of the event by telephone Tuesday night. the announcement in "Wednesday mornings Commercial Appeal came as surprise and was the first intimation to most of their friends here, that they even contem- plated such step, the family of the bride, themselves knowing nsthing of the intended marriage until notified by phone Tuesnay night
 Miss Davis left the city Monday morning, supposedly for Crawfords- vile, via Memphis, intending to stop in the latter place for short visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. L. Mosby.
 MT. Barrow went to Memphis the next morning, and the arrangements being made, the happy two were made one as noted above.
 Miss Emily, or Miss Jude, as she is familiarly known to those who love and esteem her so highly, is the third daughter of Mir and Mrs. ]. NJ. Davis. and was reared and has spent most of her life in this county and city. and numbers her friends by the score. She is charming young woman, en- dowed with all the natural gifts of face and feature, mind and heart: with sweet friendly disposition and her gentle womanly nature, she made friends of all with whom she came in contact, and few. if any of these there are. who are not the better for having known her and felt the kindly, gentle
 
 influence of this specimen of the Creators noblest, grandest work-a pure, sweet woman. But Miss Emily's graces and virtues are beyond the powers of our poor pen to portray even though we write from heart full of love and devotion. And she is too well known and universally esteemed and respected to need more of an in- troduction at our hands Suffice it to say that she is in every way fitted to adorn the home, and bring happiness to the lucky man upon whom she has bestowed the high honor of her heart and hand.
 MT. Barrow is native of Maury county. Tennessee, but has lived in St. Francis county, where he had large farming interests for 50 long that he was considered almost na- tive. His is a genial. kindly, gen erous disposition and he also numbers lis friends by the score. He is a gentleman born, and a prince of good fellows, with whom it is pleasure to have been associated, and who is in every way worthy of the fair flower that he has plucked from the garden of love. MT. Barrow is a close friend of The Times force, having made this office his city headquarters for many years, and every one connected with the office joins heartily in the con gratulations that have been showered on the happily mated pair
 As stated in the Commercial. Mr. and Mrs. Barrow left Memphis, Tues day night, for San Francisco, enroute to points in Nevada, and other states in the west and northwest, on com bined honeymoon and prospecting tour, and they will probably make their future home in that section of the country.
 The Times wishes to join with the host of friends of this newly welded pair in extending sincere and heart felt congratulations and wishes for them all the choicest blessings that heaven can shower upon them. May all the gods of love, and peace, and happiness, and prosperity, reign over their home, wherever it may be, through a long and happy journey adown the pathway of life.