The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-07-04
Notes

Miss Mary Emma Taylor of Jackson. Tenn.
j. expected next week. She will be the guest OF
Miss Elise Mcmillan.
Miss NJ. Blanche Porter OF Mem phis is visi-
ting Miss Mart Edmund Sykes.
Mrs. Lafayette Haughton spent few ay-
in the city the first of the week She left Tues
day afternoon for Sewanee. Tenn. where she
will spend the months of July and August.
DR.. l.. Borum of Corinth was visitor at
the old Homestead" this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Mcfarland returned Fri
day from and extended trip including New York.
New Orleans. and Memphis. They were called
to Columbus Saturday by the illness of Mrs.
Netherlands grandmother Mrs. Dudley Moore.
They Will remain in Columbus a week and on
sheir return will be at home to their friends at
Judge Netherlands residence.
Miss Julia Eckford returned Sunday morn
ing from a months stay at Pass Christian. She
left Tuesday for Sewanee, Tenn. To be gone
several weeks
The Misses Heard who have been the guests
Of Mrs w. 4. Evans have returned to the their
home in West Point.
Mrs. Brown of Natchez was a visitor to the
city last week
Mrs. Lake and her three bright children are
back from Greenwood Springs.
The younger set enjoyed dance at the
home of Miss Christine Rogers on Monday night.
Stringcd music had been procured and the
young folks had a lovely time with dancing and
games. Tempting refreshments were served.
Mr.. Peck and daughter, Mrs. Mary Lou
Jordan have returned from a visit to Castalian
Springs.
Mrs. Lena johnson spent Tuesday in town,
the guest Of Miss Nellie Fits.
Mrs. Malcolm McFarlane who has been. "A
visitor at the home of Mrs. J. c. McFarlane. re-
companied by her little daughter Merle.
Misses Cliff and Ollie Blair. of Tupelo will
be the guests of Miss Annie Hunter Clifton next
week.
Misses Gertrude Wicks and Mary Ella Nc
Farlane have returned from a pleasant visit to
Mrs Orville Wicks.
His friends in this city surprised To
hear of the marriage of Mr. Jeptha Harris
which occurred in Durant on last Saturday, to
Miss Burlcy son OF Been. Miss. Mr.. Harris who
is a valued employee of the 1. c. R. r. has lived
in Aberdeen for several years and his many adj
mi RAJ BILE qualities have won countless friends
all of whom wish him the greatest happiness
fortune can bestow in his new estate. Mr. Har-
ris and his pretty bride are spending their honey
moon in Memphis. They are expected In Aber-
deem soon to be the guests OF Mr.. j. NJ Acker.
Misses Maria and Adelia Elkin have as their
guests Misses Mary Kendel and Ellie Elkin.
Misses Nellie and Allie Colquhoun are visi-
tirg friends in Gulf Port.
Mr. and Mrs, Maynard have returned from
Hot Springs.
Misses Rosalie and Mary Flint are back
from Amory.
Mrs. q. o. Eckford and daughters Misses
Julia and Matte returned We'd
nesdsy from Castalian Springs where they have
been enjoying the cool atmosphere and fine
wat3r.
Master Jack Erwin who has been the guest
~ Miss Vivian McQuiston, left for his home in
West Point Monday.
Miss Annie Acker is back from Columbus.
Miss Fannie Louise Lam j. home again
after months very pleasant visit to Hollandale.
Miss.
Mrs. 7. T. Davenport left last week To visit
her sister. Mrs. John Frederick. at North High /
lands, Birmingham, Alabama. Her friends
hope that change of scene and climate will con-
tribute materially to her health and that she
may return much improved. The Weekly espe- /
tally emphasizes the hope.