THE BABY NEWS.
MgCroby, Arkansas, June, 7, 1906.
Miss Oma Holland returned
home from Cotton Plant, today,
(Thursday).
Miss Ida Atkinson, after a weeks’
stay with her sister.Mrs.H.W.Bur
row. at Morrilton, returned home,
today, (Thursday).
Mr. W. B. Kyle, who left, Mon
day to attend the Democratic State
Convention at Hot Springs, return
ed home today, (Thursday).
Mrs. T. W. Rogers and son,
Masteif Ernest, who have been the
guests of relatives here for the
; past week, returned to their home,
: at; Huntingdon,' Tepnessee,. last
5 : i Tuesday.
!j At the regular meeting of the
i town council Monday night the
■ , - follo’fring'business was transacted :
night marshall, J. P. Taylor offer
ed his resignation on account of in
sufficient salary, which was accept
ed. Atty. J. F. Summers, of Au
gusta, was emvloyed as attorney
for the town. The city dads de
! aided to build a new jail, whereby
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Bank Of McCrory.
New fleat Market
Jeffries & Marsh Proprietors.
We have purchased the Butcher
Shop of T. W. Greer and are now
prepaired to serve you with the
gEST AND CHOICEST MEATS
we will then have one jail for the
whites and one for the negroes.
This is something that has been
needed for a long time, and we can
now rest assured that the next
time we partake too freely of “Old
I. W. Harper” we will not be plac
ed in the same cell with a negro.
Mr. Taylor was thanked for hav
ing rendered such excellent services
during his term of marshallship.
CANDLISH-FAKES
One of the prettiest Church Wed
dings occurring in McCrorvof late,
was that which took place at the
M. E. Churcji, South, on Sunday
night, June, 3rd, 1906, at which
Miss Nellie A. Fakes and Mr. Jno.
M. Candlish were united in mar
riage, Rev. H. T. Raney pronounc
ing the mystic words which united
them for * life. The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers
and evergreens of which an arch
was formed in front of the chancel
rail, under which the contracting
parties stood while the ceremony
was pronounced. •>
were as follows: Maid of l^nor,
Miss Blanche Underhill: maids,
Miss Lena Backstone, Miss Ruth
Powell, Miss Annie Sue Wilder
and Miss Myrtle Marsh: best man,
Geo. W. Barber: groomsmen, L.
E- Pollett, Walter Jimerson, H. C.
Shearer and T. E. Dye. Miss Id*
Tarpley presided at the organ.
The attendants at this
Both Mips Fakes and Mr.Candlish
are well known and have many
friends in this community. They
will make this place their home in
the future. The News joins their
many friends in wishing them'all
the happiness possible. After the
ceiemonv the bridal party, togeth
er with a crowd of invited guests,
went to the home of the bride’s
mother, where refreshments were
served and a few hours spent in
social conversation, after which the
guests departed for their homes,
all having spent a most enjoyable
evening.
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j Harness Shop For $
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% Sale. x
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X I have a small line *
+ of saddlery goods and |
| a full outfit of tools I +
X will sell for cash or +
+ trade for stock such +
| as cattle, hogs o r +
X horses. Can be found +
| one door north of the +
j mayor’s office any $
X Saturday until sold. +
4 J. W. Mullens. X
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