The Forrest City times., 1913-06-06
COLT TIMES


 Our friend and neighbor, Jack Al len. returned last Saturday morning from Chattanooga, where lie had been attending the old soldiers reunion. '" Jack must have had the time of his life, and what he didn't see. hear. taste and smell was torn out of the book, and we feel sure that he II lst have written 10 his Forrest City wid- ow on every outgoing train. HurTah for Jack He's a noble, bully, good hearted fellow, anyway.
 Uncle Jim Taylor says he enjoyed the trip hugely, and wants 10 % 10 the next one in Florida if the Lord is willing Peace be 10 these grand old heroes of the sweet long ago.
 The hshfry out on the Eddy last Thursday, given by the Nj [. Sunday school, was more than asuccess- That occasion will finger In the memory of some of those present as long as time lasts That leading and tireless spirit in everything pertaining to the glory and comfort of Colt, Dr J. (. Key holds, proved equal 10 every emer- gency.
 Squire C. T. Moore was confined to his room and bed nearly al of last week as result of an injury received in an effort to move very heavy piece of agricultural machinery, His suffering was very intense for few days, and we note with pleasure his ability to be up and going on S1nday
 MT. C. Riteh spent several days in Memphis last week and left Monday morning, in company with Mr. \. NJ. Heath, on gin-shaFpening tour Of the country. They will be gone three or four months
 The Odd Fellows and Woodmen of the World held memorial services 2nc decorated the graves Of their dead on last Sunday at Hughes cemetery. Quite large crowd was present from all parts of the county. Miss Erin Gregory and Master How. ard Gordon Moore, daughter and son, respectively, of Squire Moore. will be at home Sunday, June 3th, from Conway. where they have been attend ing the state normal. The squire is making extensive preparations to greet them, and says he intends to put the little pot in the big one that day
 At last summer is here. and the crops generally are beginning to show i the effects of the warm sunshine.
 Spring would be but gloomy weather, if We had nothing else but spring"
 Prof. J. L. Newsome will preach here on the first and second Sundays in each month, the Baptist minister on the fourth, and the Rev. A Me kelyey, the NJ. F.. pastor, on the third. Hurrah for Colt Wen get crowns some of these days, fl We live long enough. AS an expounder of the Divine Word, Prof NeWsome Is hard to head of.
 The Odd Fellows will hold memorial services at Smiths Chapel on next Sunday evening at o'clock, and on the third Sunday evening al Bible Union at the same hour. We are in- formed that there will be dinner on the ground al Bible Union.
 Messrs Jim and Bill kels0, old-time citizens of St. Francis county, are both with their brother, John, who is still in very critical condition al his home in Johnson township.
 We have an automobile road from Colt to Macedonia, and Squire Moore and pr. Reynolds are keeping IL pretty hot. We can kinder catch on as to the doctor, but the 'squire-well, he told US the other day that he had mucb rather bask in the smiles of an ange nan to dwell in the company Of AOIlAls."
 Just now the agricultural prospects are extremely fattering
 MT. Will David has been confined to his bed for several days, but we hope and trust that he will soon be up and going.
 Dr. Rush's Family Have Close Call.