The Forrest City times., 1913-06-27
HUGHES.

HUGHES.
 How is this for good old summer time?' The weather certainly has been warm and dry and the farmers surely have been putting in good time 1 and have won the battle with Gen eral Green.' Crops are certainly fine, but good rain would be a great ad- vantage to them
 Business is still progressing nicely in Hughes.
 Lots of travelling salesmen and tim Der men in town last week. Health is much better. I don't be. lieve we have any on the sick list this | week
 After spending several days with husband and, friends in Hughes, Mrs, Annie Friar and little daughter, Karal, returned to their home in Marianna Monday.
 Mrs. Turnham. of Earl, Ark, is visiting relatives in town this week.
 Miss Elizabeth McCord spent last week with Mrs. Fife Hudson. Miss Eulalia Stokes spent several days with Mrs, Willie Spruill this ! week
 Messls. F. Spruill Deputy Sheriff Young, W. H. Beeler, Ira Gunter and Thomas Cochran went to Forrest City and Marianna on business Sun day.
 Among the Sunday visitors were Misses May Cochran, Uretta Stokes and brother, Archie, and Mr and Mrs, !. D. Stoddard, of Cat Lake
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin have decided to bid their old home in Parkin fare well and move to the jolly town of Hughes, which they sure will enjoy, as all the people In Hughes do.
 MT. Press Jackson, of Sand Ridge, was here Saturday on business.
 MT. Surbough and Miss Goldie Tar bough were visitors at Bledsoe Sun day.
 After very pleasant walk, MT. J. A. West and Miss Elizabeth McCord, MT. B. Spivey and Miss Eulalia Stokes, were invited by MT. Nickles to take $ o'clock dinner at the Hotel Cowan Sunday afternoon, which was made very pleasant and enjoyable by MT. and Mrs. Touchstone. After dinner the young people made short call at Mrs. Spruill's home, which was made very comfortable by the host The young people paid such ap- preciation to Mir. and Mrs. Sprull. they all left the heartiest of congratu- lations to the little family and always l feel welcome in their home. Miss McCord, Miss Stokes and Mir. J. A. West, that popular young man of Hughes, enjoyed a nice luncheon and cold drinks at the Dali restaurant Monday; also MT. Cravens and Miss Bessie Holmes.
 MT. West received very sad tele- gram Sunday, stating his mother was very sick, and if not reported better today, will likely leave for his home in Kentucky.
 MT. J. P, Hughes, the man who is seen all times through the day riding over his farm, says he would prefer a little cooler weather.
 MT. Steve Cook made flying trip to Bledsoe Sunday, but Steve says that place is too lonesome for him.
 School will begin here soon under the able management of Miss Erneste Vance, of Slate Springs, Mississippi Miss Erneste taught school here last summer and won many friends who will gladly welcome her return.
 MT. and Mrs. Arch Pryor, of Happy Hollow, spent Sunday very pleasantly with MT. and Mrs. W. II. Hudson.
 Mrs. Arthur Brown has returned home from Popular Bluff, Mo-
 The people of this community feel highly complimented on having Dr Drummond locate here.
 The log loader of Scott & Sons has just been shipped in and is very busy now loading logs.
 MT. F. o. Love is away this week on business.
 Last Saturday night and Sunday ice cream was served at MT. and Mrs Spruill's and everyone certainly did enjoy it. "Just ask MT. Bob Love how we'll he enjoys cream and cake. .
 Three cheers for Hughes. '