The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
CROSS CONTINENT TO WED.
California Lady Comes te Arkansas
 To Marry Sweetheart Who was III.

tFlp clear across the continent from San Francisco. found it's happy cul- mination Sunday afternoon in the parlors Of the Methodist parsonage in 1 Forrest City. when Rev F. ". Gee. in the simple ritual of his church. l said the few sWeetly solemn words that bound together for veal qr woe the loving hearts of Miss F. B. Me Donald, a resident of the Pacific coast state and that of Mr. D. r.. Tracy, who for several years has been employed in the railroad business in this section. The couple met about i've years ago. and at once a friend ship was begun that rapidly ripened into something stronger and they maintained correspondence during the years they had been apart. Some thing over two months ago NIT. Tracy was sent to Heth to till situation as joint agent for the Rock Island k Crittenden Railroads. and while here his health began to fail He had written Miss Mcdonald that lie was not well, but later he got worse. and finally one of his friends telegraphed tle lady that he was seriously il. She lost no time, but at once started on her cross-continent trip. Arriving here, during the first of last week she at once got in communication with Mf. Tracy. with the result stated above The wedding ceremony was followed Sunday evening by a elegant wedding supper served ia the dining room of the Hotel Fisher at which there were preseHt pf and Mrs I. ". Gee. Dr. and Mrs. (. = Aidrich, Mr. and Mrs L. E Tag1afs and the neWly-Beds. The affair was a samptQous affair and was a. de- !ishtfal in it's carrying out as il was in the table arrangements.
 1 The bride is a native of Scotland. having been born near Edinburg. Scotland. and having lived most of her life in that historic city. She came to America about eleven years i ago and settled in California with her parents. Cp until about i've years ago she had been | member of l the Red Cross Association and had served continuously for eight years in 1 England and America as an army and Fnayy nurse, and in the course Of this service and following the bent of her own inclinations she has traveled ex- tensiveiy, and tells of having been in ll0 states at least, and has been much sought after for social functions as well as for benifcial ones. She is lady of rare charm Of manner and lively viyacioas spirits. is an inter esting convefsationalist. and has
 made friends of al with whom she has come in contact during her stay
 in our city.
 MT Tracy is native of Illinois
 and is an experienced and all round
 railroad man. For the past i've years
 he has been working in this state,
 and for short period of time was stationed al Heth as tod in the fore
 going He is man who is well
 thooght Of by lis employers, and who
 is a fayorite among his fellow employ
 ees. and in fact among his associates
 wherever he has been placed He is a
 Sober hard@orking conscientious i Yaaug gentleman. who seems to be fwei worthy tte fair woman whom Ee
 Las Nog d. 2 prize lu owes lottery.
 aud Ae isto 5e heartily Congratulated.
 NJ. aad Mrs. Tray say that they
 have vet made DO definite p.ars
 fer -le f4tafe bur t1af they expect
 tz .r-gs= f-E year before s1.t.tn1
 azta permanently. Taey sfeas 5a
 tEe @aeIe>t terms cl ede way ia
 aa....9H ey Hsfe been efeat- i0 For
 aszs c..s#aa5 Mrs Tracy. is 4d Ia
 ssa4 ~.a
 aas tasea ia 4nd treated. especially
 lff. all N5s. A 31IeH. whom ss.e sats c.sj haf have been aay
 kinder ta l5E t.1alar own parents. aaa Nta@ ~a HeeaH forget aH8 a=sa satS -i4t s..l1.d tszg eEeF= cone : te G4lzaftst saeE 8lt 5- welcomed Nisa 9aea aEa, e her Eome. al of "sich @4s yerE g.4tet.t lQLer. when she came .1 t- cjtE stranger Fer
 NJ and Mr, Fisher f tae Hate5 aud VT and Nr~ TaEeaaf. as 8e.. as other guests aeths H5te.. aa4. 8,. .afs @32m sAe las aee 4.riag Ter ssa4. s.e expressed =0a7m appreciation = Inequalities shown Ter. and extend to al aer aca4SiL- aaces H4ta here a cas4ia invitation te ,ists ter at Ber home la that taEsf western s.ate assarigs them taat her home vii a. WaXs le open rg them
 Tle Times laias .Le!e etAer friends in a5l tHe gooa N.sHes and eaHeratH.-