The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20
UNION TIM ES.

l just wonder what you'll say if l perch upon your window sill for a moment and chirp the news. Of course haven't been welcomed, but you well know tfat 1 don't say very much (for 1 never did fancy the idea Of being gossiper) but Little Jim' runs down to the "Democrat" and tells on everybody so I'll try my hand too.
 really believe the sun is going to shine and the rain is over and gone, but oh my. what if it snows? Well, just guess everybody will be delight ed. will
 Mrs, L. c. Myers, we are very sorry to state, has been i'll, but we sincerely hope that the dear, good lady will soon be well and strong again.
 Mrs. Mittie May, another much loved lady of this community, has been quite indisposed, but it is to be hoped that she will pass through the remainder of the winter without any more attacks Of la grippe and colds.
 Grandpa" Myers is about to get well again.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Rhines, from the Cutoff, and Mrs. Margaret Stricken, of Memphis, were guests in the home of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs L. c. Myers, last Friday and Saturday.
 Miss Erin Moore spent very pleasant visit In the hospitable home of the Myers family. Thank you, dear friends and relatives, we will all come back again.
 MT. Paul Gee, of Forrest City, spent very enjoyable forenoon and dined last Saturday with his friend, Lloyd Myers. Oh, there's no better people on earth than at Union. MT. Judd Batts and family spent Sunday at Forrest City with his brother, MT. Walter Batts. Mr Lloyd Satterteld made a busi- ness trip to Forrest City Saturday.
 Mrs. John Pettus, who has been attending the bedside of her devoted mother during her illness, returned Saturday to her home at Good Hope, accompanied by Miss Erin Moore and Leonard Myers, who spent Sat urday night and Sunday with her.
 Mrs. Ben Satterfield spent Monday with her friend, Miss Mittie May
 Wonder If MT. Sattertied is going to give another birthday dinner soon. We all hope he will. We wish his birthday would come every week
 Miss Callie Mey Mccain and two little brothers, Fay and Ray, of be 1 low town, spent Sunday with their friends, Masler Oliver and Misses Birdie and Florence Myers, return. l tV.Fr ", fR panied by Miss Florence, who spent Sunday with them.
 Miss Rachel Littletield, the charm ing daughter Of L. L. Littletield. was the guest Of Miss Birdie Myers sun day night.
 Mir. Fred Littleheld visited friends and relatives in this neighborhood Saturday and Sunday,
 Mrs. Burrel Harris. Mrs. Matt Hubbard and Mrs, Win Myers spent Sunday with their mother
 Oh, we wonder what was the matter with Will Myers that he couldn't sing Friday night? He said it was because he had drank too much, but we all know that it wasn't "whiskey' nor wine so it surely lnuSt nave been DuttermlIk.
 see the little Colt" is still kick ing, but il isn't so bad after all for know that Colt well. am sure if you tram 1t carefully it will at least grow up to be d pet horse.' But oh, that little Pine Burr" l wonder if il has blown away l cant lind 1t anywhere among the branches of the Pine Tree" and I've been swing ing on the boughs Of that Pine Tree for more than a week, but haven't seen that Pine Burr yet. Hope it will come back again 10 play with me, for I'm sure we can be happy together as we both enjoy the same sports, but we must not come near that Colts heels.
 Little Red Bird.