Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-08
CRYSTAL SPRINGS SOCIETY NOTES

MISS fjary WOHc, aIteT WI cAVc"u0u
visit to Jackson aud Terry, has re-
turned home, much TO the delight OF
her friends.
Mr.. John Aaycs, handsome
young merchant of Iiazlehurst, wasin
town last week. He came TO attend O
Euchrc party given by one OF our
young ladies'.
The recent cold spell has been most
disastrous to the truckers OF this place.
In most cases the beans arc greatly
injured. Fortunately the other vese-
tables and strawberries have suffered
less.
Mrs. e. A. Wolfe has recently pur-
chased the Bouic place on Railroad
Avenue, and we arc glad to say has so
greatly improved the place, as to
make most comfortable and coy
home.
Mr.. John Wilkinson, now Of Ray
vile, In. but formerly one OF our
boys, gladcned the hearts Of his many
friends at this, his old home, by pay
ing them Snort visit this week.
Miss Agnes-IIarris, one Of Halle
hurst schnrtning Iciioe, paid Crystal
Springs short visielast week, and
was the guest Of Miss Imoscen Bailey I.
Miss Agnes IL q favoritc with our
young folks and consequently her WIS.,
its are always hailed with pleasure.
Last Friday evening DR.. Galloway,
the eloquent Temperance Lecturer, in
response to an invitation from the
w. T. c. U. Of our city entertained
large and appreciative audience at
the Methodist church. DR.. Galloway
certainly understands the subject
thoroughly and most ably sustains
this worthy cause.
Miss Lucy Holt entertained the
young ladies and gentlemen at very
enjoyable progressive Euellre party
Monday evening, Miss Lncy winning
the tirst ladies' prize, Mr.. Joe Mar
low the gcntleman's hrst prize, while
Mss Clara Mortimer was fortunate
enough to carry off the BOBBY prize,
in violent opposition to several eager
(!) contestants.
In the removal OF Mr.. r. p. Will
ing aud family to Fort Worth, Texas,
Crystal Springs suffers a severe loss,
one felt most bitterly by the many
friends Of this excellent and estimablc
family. but since this change must be
we can only submit gracefully, and
congratulate Fort Worth OH her good
fortune in securing them rs citizens
We wish them all success and happl-
ness in their new home in the Lone
Star State.
Crystal Springs, so say tho drum
mcrs, may safely boast Of the pretticst
girls on this road. Certainly We
agree fully with the Commercial Tray
clcrs; they are gentlemen OF good
taste and consequently could not say
otherwise. Now what can we say for
our boys? Why, all and everything
that is nice and complimentary. Says
one young lady: II is too aw!ully
lame in our boys to quit playing Eu-
chrc simply because they 90 to Sum
day school, and are honorary MEM
bcrs OF the w. C. T. U. Take warm
ing boys.
Our town may he noted for its pref
ty aud accomplished young ladies, its
healthy location, but 1t should not be
less noted for the energy and enter
plising spirit OF its married ladies who
are ever on the alert to do everything
to improve and bcautiiy their town.
Their latest undertaking is indeed q
most excellent and praiscworthy one.
They have determined TO change the
railroad park from stock yard to a
beautiful flower garden. Mrs. j. w.
Bailey, at the request Of the railroad
and town, has consented to take the
lead in this worthy cause. Knowing,
the ability and exquisite taste of mrs.
Bailey we expect soon to see this de-
serted place transformed into u beau
tiful and attractive resort.