Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-09-15
Claud Keithly was a visitor tc
Jackson yesterday.

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Clyde Conner left this morning to
attend the University at Oxford.
Toney Hardy left yesterday to at
tend the A. & NJ. College at Stark
vile.
Keep your eye on our cheap col
umn. You will always find some
thing interesting.
Miss Lucy Conner left yesterday
for Heidelberg where she will teach
during the winter.
License to marry was issued Sat
urday to G. T. Brown and Miss S. f.
Tulley.
Miss Lena Hardy left yesterday
for Columbus where she will attend
the l. /. & G.
Owing to the absence of Mayor
Rich, who is in Jackson, there was
no police court this morning.
Eleven crap-shooters were before
Justice Wallis conrt this morning
They were fined $3.50 each and costs.
Mrs. Ludlow of Richburg accom-
panied by her nieces, Misses Bessie
and Emma Cragin. is spending a
few days In New Orleans.
Misses Birdie Ratcliff and Jessie
Allen and Messrs Owen Care, Robt.
Davis and Elven Williams spent
yesterday at Rawls Springs.
Messrs. V. Otis Robertson, mem
Der of the faculty, Stokes Robertson,
E. G. Hightower and John F. Haney
will leave tomorrow for the Univer-
sity.
Mrs Moore who has been quite
sick at the residence of John NJ. Powe
was reported better this morning.
Her father, Mr.. Crane, and two Of
her brothers are here.
J. B. Limbaugh is expecting his
father and mother to arrive this
afternoon from Burns, Smith county.
They will buy property here and
make Hattiesburg their future home.
1t was very handsome compli-
ment to very deserving and worthy
lady that the Perry County Camp of
confederate veterans paid this morn
ing to Mrs. DR.. StapletOn when they
elected her sponsor for their camp.
By order of the Commandment, all
members Of the VIM. H. Hardy
Camp, Sons OF Confederate Veterans
are requested to assemble at the
court house tomorrow morning at
$3.50 sharp to form escort for Gen. B.
V. White.
The ladies of the Baptist church
are preparing their annual mission
box. Each member is earnestly re-
quested to contribute something to
this box. Any useful article in the
way of wearing apparel or household
effects can be left at w. NJ. Conner
store.
G. d. Rogers and his charming
young wife are spending a few days
in Hattiesburg. They are stopping
at Mrs. billiards.. It will be remem-
bered that it was Mr.. Rogers who so
ably superintendent the construction
of the waterworks here.
r. Fl. Henry, Mississippi commits
sioner to the Worlds Fair, st. Louis
1904, Will deliver an address at Hat
tiesburg on Tuesday night, Sept. II
at 8 O'Clock at the court house. Sub
ject: The worlds Fair and character
of exhibit Mississippi should make
Ladies especially invited.
Rev. H. D. Howell occupied the
pulpit at the Main street Methodist
church yesterday morning. 1t was
great pleasure to the congregation
to hear the message of the gospe
from this noble old soldier OF the
cross who had minlstered to them Sc
faithfully III former years.
T. G.. West, a prominent and pros
porous farmer of Perry county, was
in the city today exhibiting the mod
ell of hay press which he invented
andisecured patent. Judging from
the model 1T seems to be a perfect
press and will do all the work re
quired of it. Now if the farmers viii
raise the hay they will certainly fine
a ready machine in this press fol
baIling the hay,
Ate O'Clock this afternoon there
will be meeting of the VIM. Hardy
Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans
A full meeting is desired. Fifteel
or twenty new names for member
ship will be presented and arrange
ments will be made for attending
some of the veterans meeting in ,
body. Every member should b.
present and bring at least one new
member with him.
The Progress is very much pleased
to see that the posts are being put "
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