Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-11

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Get your pajamas fer hot weather at
A. & McIrnis' 22tf
Even some people are belling their
hogs.
F. G. Harvey of Macon is in the
city.
Do you want to rent furnished
hsnse? See cheap column.
F. G. Wisner of Laurel is in Hat
tiesburg today.
H. B. Bostwick of McHenry is reg
istered at the Klondyke.
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Mrs. J. B. Calhoun and children Of
Mobile, Ala. are visiting Mrs. J. A.
1TcLeod on Main street.
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Enclose the bitches on Main
street. They are menace to the
health Of the city and dangerous to
travel
Miss Bessie Greer, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. B. c..
Hemphlll, for some time, left today
for her home IN Meridian.
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J. E. Davis and wife left this morn
ing for Plattsburg, Miss, and after n
visit to Mr.. Davis relatives there,
will go to Waverly, Tenn. They will
be absent about Il month.
J. S. Laney, of Mobile, is in the
city and likes it so we'll that he has
decided to send for his family and
make this his home. He says he
has met more clever people in Hat
tissburg than any place he ever be-
fore visited.
1t is learned by private wire that
w. E. Ramsey, the accommodating
agent for the Northeastern at Lau-
rel, is soon to take unto himself a
wife and that he Will get lease of
absence in n few days, Depot Agent
Singleton taking his place.
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The Twentieth Century Club will
be entertained tonight by Misses
Marguerite and Atwood Reading.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared, and this coupled with the fact
that the Misses Reading are charm
ing hostesses and delight their guests
on all occasions will no doubt make
the meeting one of the most enioya-
bic IN the history of the club.
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Other cities run the Migrants of
their streets and why not Hatties-
burg? Meridian is making it quite
warm for the vagrant and so far ii
has not experienced much difficulty
in locating him. But it seems that
Hattiesburg is having quite an up
hill business of it to prove that the
prisoner is guilty of vagrancy when
he has few dimes IN his pockets.
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Leaf River Camp No. 2S, Wood
men of the World, will have a public
unwilling of the monument at the
grave of Sovereign G.. II. Beard
Hickory Grove cemetery about two
miles north of Hattiesburg on Sun
day, June %. The exercises will b,
public and impressive, and delega
tions from neIghboring camps viii
participate.
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The objection the Progress has j!
that SEINE people are attempting t,
leave the impression that the popu
lation is so thin and that the streets
are becoming so thickly coated will
grass that it is necessary to turf
loose the cattle of the communit,
en- the streets and bell each one S,
its owner will know where it is. Tn,
tingling of the bell and the rattlin.
of the horn though is ealculat
ed to make the average man wisl
that he had not been born or that i
he ever had chance TO vote on tn,
cew question again he would stuf
the ballot box from early morn t,
dewy night in favor OF running TIN
COW ont of the city. Talk abeu
your teeth aching or your ears ach
ing orr large boil on the back o
your neck, but none of these equa
that of the grandest of all gran,
nuisances-the COW with bell Of
ringing. tingling, jingling the Iiv
long night within few feet of you
BEDROOM window.
WANTED-AN IDEA y wyh ao, can "a. snI 4
hing to patent2 Protect your .ieas they n 8
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