The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Neblett-Th0mas.

-C1 AARifN ANGOAClNs I Ou SlA I. old foxy fox, You certainly pu. this one over on your friends. all right, all right, and gave us the surprise of our life.
 Miss Agnes Thomas, of Senatobia.
 Miss, who had been visiting in Forrest City for a couple Of weeks was due to
 return home last Thursday. and ac. Icordingly bade her hosts and hosteSses good bye, and they saw her off on the Rock Island train headed for Mem l phlS. NIT II, k. Neblett had business Tn Memphis the same day. pressing business that could not wait-he was already late about buying his holiday goods, and he took the same train. ostensibiy for that purpose. There might have been just the least little bit of suspicion on the part of the folks at home, and the boys in the store. that things looked just somehow like there might be something doing in
 Dan Cupld's line, but it was dis
 missed as not probable just at this time. Oh. but he was sly
 And to Memphis they went. Arriv- ing there they were driven to the Gayoso where they ate lunch and the intervening time was spent in procur- ing license and making other pre- Iimlnary arrangements. They were soon joined by MT. and Mrs. James Brett and their nephew, Mr. ". ] I Brett, who are very dear, close friends of the sly one, and when all
 were ready they entered MT Brett's car and drove out about four miles to the Lenox Methodist church, where 1 the pastor, the Rev. Geo. H. Martin, who is q relative of the groom. was soon found, and at 6:30 in the Lenox
 parsonage MT. Harry Nebett and
 Miss Agnes Thomas were joined in
 holy wedloek, and amid the congratu-
 latlons and hearty good wishes of all present, they began their happy i journey together "until death do us part. MT. Nebletts mother and sister reside within half block of the LenoX parsonage. and the good min,
 ister declared he would not let them proceed without bringing her the good news, but it was not so to be, for the principal had determined to make
 the surprise complete and bound the clergy To secrecy until Saturday.
 After the ceremony and q happy half hour spent with the Rev Martin and daughter, who took much inter est ill them. the party returned to the Gayoso, dined sumptuoasly and parted, the Brett's going to their l home and the bride and groom re-
 maining there until Friday when
 they returned here on the 2:l5 o'clock train. and announced their happy
 wedding, receiving the hearty con- gratulations and best wishes of rea- tiyes and a host Of friends, in all of which The Times most heartily joins.
 MT. and Mrs. Neblett are at home temporarily at the Hotel Marion. They have rented the Matthews house in the northwest part of town, near MT. Eugene Williams and MT.
 l. T. Sanders homes, however, and will go to housekeeping next week.
 Miss Agnes Thomas that was, and
 Mrs. II. R. Neblett that is. is a cousin of Messrs. Harry and Beattie i Thomas and sisters, and is most charming and noble young woman,
 who has made many friends during her short visit here. all Of whom are 1 glad n know that she will make this 1 her home Mr Neblett k too well known 10 rtQaire any Introduce i lion at our hands. He k d successful
 business man and genial gentleman
 who k popular with all who know l hiH
 They kept theirseeret well and lhe
 supfise they intended was complete.
 May their lives he filled with happi-
 ness and their pathway be strewn
 with roses and the sunlight of peace and plenty with just enough of gloom tumakc the brightness better.