Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-09-16
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An addition to the Northeastern
depot is being made.
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A. NJ. Brown of GulfpOrt was the
guest of Mr.. Wolfe and family Sun
day.
The young folks enjoyed delight
full entertainment at the residence of
Mrs. J. F. Smith last night.
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Miss Pearl Shows, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
city, returned to her home IN Jones
county today.
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Hon. Tom M. Henry of Jackson is
in the city. He is now deputy audi
tor and stands a good chance to be
made auditor next year.
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r. w. Dalton, who has been in the
city several days in the interest of
that splendid paper, the Memphis
Scimitar, returned home this morn
ing.
Miss Hattie McKinstry, who grad
uated at the public school with dis
tinction, left yesterday to attend the
liz c., where she VIII take
special course in pharmacy.
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Mrs. R. B. Stapleton, Misses Annie
Carter and Leila May Smith extend
to the veterans of Hattiesburg camp
their profoundest gratitude for the
honor privileged them as sponsor
and maids of honor.
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The VIM. H. Hardy Camp Sons of
Confederate Veterans met last even
ing and received Is new members,
besides transacting other business.
The Camp is only about month old,
but 56 names have already been en-
rolled upon its roster.
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AmongIthe distinguished visitors
we note Major James K. Vardaman
of Greenwood, who is a candidate
for governor. There is a no bigger
hearted or a cleverer fellow living
than Jim Vardaman, and he is going
to be strong candidate too.
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Liss Laura Rich entertained small
party at cards last evening. After a
pleasant evening with the parte-
boards very delightful and dainty
lunch was served. Every one pres
ent voted Miss Laura charming
hostess.
Ellisville News: HI. f. Jones and
family of HattIesburg arrived in FL
lisville last week and will make this
their home in the future, Mr.. Jones
having accepted a position with his
brother, Contractor J. J. Jones of
this city. They have secured tenn
porary qarters on the west side, and
will be welcome addition to our
citizenship.
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Dixie always brings cheers. No
piece of music is so dear to the
southern heart. Aside, however,
from its sectional association, it is a
great piece of band music. John
Phillip Sousa, the great band-master
who knows no north or south, says
it is the finest band piece ever COM
posed and he always renders it, no
matter in what part of the world he
is.
George Currie, Oldest son OF Rev.
E. j. Currie, left last night for
Clarksville, Tenn, where he will EN-
ter the Southwestern Presbyterian
University, one'of the finest schools
in the south. This young man was a
graduate of the Hattiesbnrg high
school at the last session and enters
the great university of Tennessee
without further preparation. He is a
noble young man and the whole city
feels proud of him.
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H. A. Hemphill and Miss Carrie
Favre, two highly respected young
people of this city, were married at
the residence of j. r. Toomer yester-
day evening, Rev. E. J. Currie Off
chatting. These young people, who
have Just entered the life of manhood
and womanhood. have started out
with the brightest prospects before
them and no doubt will succeed in
living happy life. The Progress
IONS their many friends in this city
and elsewhere In wishing them a
happy future with abundance of sue
cess and prosperity.