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The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13

The morning service next Sunday vail
be devoted to the thought, Except
your righteousness shall exceed" or
Some Echoes of the Y. n. @. A. Con-
vention. In the evening, the discussion
AZ aChrist in Modern Sociology" will be
resumed in the presentation OF "The
Present Day Church and Social Con-
dition." LOrAN r. DEWOLF. Pastor.
The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13

We have . good heating stove and
furnace lump coal at $3.50 per ton, and
all other good Goals.
l.. ". Weaver & Son.
The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13

Gocsnan Bros, Tom Lynch and John
0~rosSioklau0 shipped hogs to South
let week
Ohas Blot returned last Saturday from
three weeks visit 1t his old home IN
Gresne county, Now York.
O. r Rsidloaded . car Monday and
let for syrsouse. Neb.. where he will
nakehis future home.
Susan. Bray left last Saturday
for three weeks visit with relatives
and friends ct Syracuse, Neb.
A.. z Campbell, accompanied by h's
viSssnd daughter, were in Columbus
Last Saturday.
The basket social ct the school house
in district No. II WaG well patronlsed
and1t grand suocess
Rsy Sticky and Grover Quellen OF
Cuihine, Neb., arc visiting Mr. and Nm!
Sdoklsy's uncle, VIM. b. Moore.
M. and Nm. Chas Gossman arc 10
jocing over tho arrival Of Q daughter.
The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13

II. q. Rhodehorst writes that he Will
probably arrive homo about tho 18th Of
this month.
Mr.. and Ma d. Drunken spent Friday
visiting ct tho home Of. Mr.. and An.
John Brunken.
Fred Bszgman and v. II. Swsrtsley
lsft Tuesday morning for . business trip
to Kssrney.
Peter Coupons i buildings new house
On sa eighty adjoining the oce he now
oooapieA
james Ftasiee, the stock buyer, was
looking over some fat stock on the route
Tuesday.
Several Of the farmers are taking 3D.
vantage Of the high prices paid for hogs
running them into market this week.
Tho wedding bells viii ring in Lincoln
On Valentinsis' day when Mr.. Nobert
Schroeder Of this route will lead Miss
Mary Logsmann to the altar. They will
reside On q farm near Lincoln.
The wedding Of August Godekin and
l(iss Emma L. Kersch of Platte Center
VIII take place Thursday of this week in
Grand Ptairie township. A reception
viii be held 1t the home of the groom's
parents, M. and Mrs.. VIM. Godekin, of
To route. The bride and groom will
reside On farm near Republican City,
NOb.
The neighbour, to the number Of about
twenty gathered ut the homo of VIM.
Albees lest Friday evening and helped
70 remember that it was his Send birth
day. A SPLENDID supper wss served by
Nm Albers and tho evening spent in Q
social way. Otto Tfinies was present
With his graphephons and entertained
thsm fcr . time with some choice
se1ectiooA
The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13

We have 100 acres Of choice land
one-half mile from city limits fol
ale In 10 aoro tracts.
Elliott, Speico'& %.
The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13

Green is one Of the favorite eoloes
of the moment. It has been the pro.
dominating tint At several smart wed.
dings lately, and one bride IN earl's
daughter-had her white bridal gown
embroidered round the hem and her
net veil bordered with green myrtle
leaves.
The veil was Of . deep cream, u
most indeed. . coffee color. This u .
novel departure in wells. though sew
eral brides have had touches Of deli
cate green introduced On their we'd
ding robes.
White ostrich boaS are likely to
come prominently into favor shortly.
and the demand for them from diapers
who look 80 far ahead ~ next spring,
has been very great. Big ostrich
feathers, too. promise to be the feature
of next springs hats. Just n they
have been the thing" this summer.
Already there are prophecies that the
prices for them win BE- something
awful"
The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13
Ral Btsato Leans.

We arc prepared 20 make loans On
al kinds Of real estate at tho lowest
rates On easy terma-Becher. Hooksn-
b6rRor q ChaDboEa
The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13

Newitt-They say that after Q man
and his wife have lived together for Z
time they grow to resemble each
other.
Widdows-I guess there's sometime
in that. At any rate my wife reminds
me of her first husband-evsry chance
she gets.
The Columbus journal., 1907-02-13

Square.jawed Woman (at spiritual
lists seance)-ls that you, %?
SpiritI can't deny It
Woman-This 70 your wife and
daughter Ariadne. How do you like
the spirit world?
Spirit-Td like II q durn sight better
II l could get away from your claqu'
here.
For Flat 0Wellecs.
Zone half the world doesn't know
how the other half lives" quoted his
wife.
NO." rejoined her husband, but
It keeps about nine-tenths Of that hale
busy trying to ind out"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24
@eibuabtlifes.

2idter. Iepfel, 9tiiie unb allerlei
SiiBigfeiten iino Die @nben, tpelhe
auf Dem 8eibnadttsbaum ME feblen
biirfen. 9as Mn3iinben Der 2idter
bilbet cine @rinnerung an oltbeioni<
Idle Nnifauun9en. Sn Der 3ett bes
Witttpinters feierten uniere beionis
lden @orfabren ben @eburtstas pes
jungen Sriiblin9ssottes. Sbm 81
gbren tplirbe elm @eburtstagsbalm
aufeeIteIlt, Den man Surd, Die baran
9ebdnaten @aben gleif5eitig 81 einem
Spferbnltme mdhte, al ipeld1em man
5ablreide 2idter nufflammen IieB.
Sic alten Honer 3iinSeten am @ez
burtsfeit bes Sonnengottes Witbra
int Sempel beg Saturnus piele 2idrz
ter an, I'M ein Mbbilb bes neugez
ifenften Commentaries 81 geben.
Die Iepfel unb Niiiie am ghrifts
Balm limb uralte, 1eibniihe Sr1htS
opfer. iinnbilDlihe 3eiden Der tpieberz
tebrenben, seussnben 3raft Der Hds
tlir. 9elonbers Die Saielniiie aelten
als Sinnbiloer bes Sriiblinss un6
Der ltn1terbli6teit, rnb neil tie it9
gepaart. oft 5pei an eiuem Stiel be-
finben. au6 dls 3eiden Der Sreuns>
lhaft unb beg @lmdes. Die Siibisz
fetten aus Sonisfudben, peld3e ben
Beibndhtsbnum 5ieren, oft IN 8es
ltalt po.l Sbiereu, erinnern an Die
Sitte Der alten. fpelhe, als lhon
ldneit bic blltisen Spfer bon @efan>
aenen uno Sbieren ~absefonnnten tpaz
rem. burb gbbilber berIelben, bic I'M
Sempel aus Seie gebaden ipurben,
Die @ottbeit 5u nerIobnen eeoahten.
Iid Iolte manhes @eibnahtssebdd
aus 2%ebfuhenteig uripriinelib cine
robe MbbilOung bes 8ottes Wcoan
lein. fpeldjer in ben 3p0lfe Nahten
auf einem Shimuel burd's 2ano
rritt unb ieinen iesenbrinsencen Inns
,sug belt. Man opferte Dem @otte
.SeitaebGd. Mnf benz Seeroe brnnnte
Der Weibnattsffos. 9m8 ilolihe Gar
iteluneen @oban's aus Der Gopentss
3eit iinb auBerbem Der Shitnmelretter
unb &neft Mupre6t. Wooan betbt
auf altbo6beutl6 bruobperdbt, aus
ipelhem 4neft Hupre6t entitaub. Sn
ben 8eideufeus Die bieier ben ainz
bern brjnst, erinnert er an Die Sesr
niineen BEG @liids. 9as banptldhs
lidite Seifseb6d gun @eibnadts5eit
bilbet Die Gbriititone. Sic ioa inls
mer cine lGrelide Sorm nnftpeiien.
benn hieie Sorm lit cine grinnerung
an bds IN @tnbelnn geipifelte Gbri>
Itusfinb. Sic arippee nit benz Seiusz
fino ipirb mod IN bielen @egenoen
Senti6lano's ge5eigt. na't
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24

beute Gbenb bon Der G~ampanile hires
lonbaroii6en 5eimatbsoorfes erflins
gen; iener punfelbdrtige Wann erins
merit ii6 bielleiht Der beiligen 8loder
I'M fernen ruiiilhen Seim nno Die
8eOanfen beS ge1unoen, frdftigen
Weibes Dnneben "ltreifen nieQeiht 5rt>
rid gum &beingau, lie bort in Der
Ybantaiie Die @lodeu bes aolner
Comes lduten unb benft Der beilisen
brei &oniee ans Dem Worgenlanbe.
bon bener Die 0tutter am 8eibnaftsz
abenD briiben er8dblte. Sod pte
beridieben bic 9ldnse aud6 Sebem er@
ifeinen m69en, lie fiinben ale Die
9leihe frobe Sotibaft.
yGbre iei 8ptt in Der S5be nnb
Sriebe ben WsenidJen amf Groen, bic
zines guten @illens finb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24
gYenm Gmd ber @inter ntdt sefaQt,
,uarum fulst CIR niht benz
a Summer?

Sic Wosal fu6en jeben @inter elm
milberes alima auf, uno 10 f0unt audi
Sbr es tbun. Sic Sllinois Gentrals
@a6n NIT ibren eisenen 2inten bon
Siour gitb uno omaha nad Netp
Orleans, = bon ben sroBen Seen biz
gum Golf bon Werico, - unb ibrer
uniibertrefilifen 8eiieeelesenbeiten
unb ibren grfuriionsfabrpreiieu liez
iert bas IolenoeIte. I'M na6 Winters
Iufentbaltsorteu 81 9elangeu. mo Sbr
Die @ergniigen oes CONNER etterS
senieBen fonnt. inbeb 81 Sauie rleber@
Ihube uno Yelsmilsen our Hotbpens
oi9feit geiporoem iinb. @ir m0hten
gllh BADEN er5Gblen.
Cine Soltfarte an Sen llntersei1z
neten beri6aift Gu6 elm Sampblet
nit Dem Sermert Der grfuriionss
Sabrpreiie bon DEN Sauptpunften Der
SQinpiS Central @abn inn Horbeu nnb
led6ebn perIfiebeneu 8inters Iufents
b~altsprten. melde lid bon Californian
bis nah Slorioa unb bon Iiiiiliippi
nah Central Inierifa eritreden. NIT
ginselbciten betreff Der gntfernuug.
Ser perlhieoenen @ege uub ben Yripis
legien iiber geriueilen on perl1iebes
nen 3piidenorten.
gS gebort nibt MIR su unlerm &C.
iddfte, buS 81 tbmn. aber es miro
ms audi ansenebm iein, gu1 ansaz
ben 5u maiden iiber grfuriionsfubrs
preiie bon Glirer Seimltation mad
ireenb einem bon oieien Eunften, uro
mir merben Cub irei biibih iluitricrte
Srudiahen iiber observation-disclosures in
SEEM Orleans. Sidsburg. Summonb.
@ulfpprt, California ober SloriDa,
pber bon lplden in Wericp, Cuba.
Yprtp Hico ODER Yannnta nerienben.
$. s. YbeIps.
SipiIionsa Yaliagierz Igent
Der s. 6. 81. g.,
603 ganf Building, Dubuque, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24
Weibnahten.

Miiiber @anb'rer, fern Ser Seimatl
Gage ni6t in itummem Shmer5.
@enn Die Stiirme Sid nmbrntien,
@em 70 einlam Sir um's Ser5.
" ~ "
0enn Der 8eiit beS 8eltenfriebens
S1pebet leile pie elm Sraum.
Sdtpebt bort in Der Serne nieber
Wit Dem griinen 8eibnabtsbaum.
~ - -
Mtiioer 8ano'rer. niht per5aeen,
Sedet Shnee aud 8nlb unb Selb,
@afer, lnb' ben Wutb niht iinfen,
Slide allf gum &immels5eltl
- - ~
Surh bas Shneeeeitober lelldtet
Sa uiih Sir elm heller Stern.
llnb in tra,item Stiib6en barren
Sein' Die 2ieben in Der Sern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24
Die dlteite Srscl Scr @elt.

Scr i6!pebii6e 6iltorifer Senners
berg glallbt III einem fleinen Sorfe
Der Sniel 0otlano Die lleberbleiblel
Der d~lteiten befannteu Srgel gefuns
ben 5u baben. Sn Der Snuptlade lit
5lpar nur bas @ebdule Der Sr9el era
bulteu. bas i'm 2auie Der Seiten gu
einem Heliquienidrein umselpanDelt
fAlroe; nber mar iiebt nod Die 9D>
der. pur1 Die Die Hesiiter5iise ein@
truten, nnb man erfenut audi nod
9an5 beutli6 ben Srt bes 8~laieiperfs.
9as Snltrument itammt, luie man
aunimmt, aus Dem Iniang pes 10.
SabrbunpertS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24

(gin Iar9sn.)

8intertag tpar's; ba cling Elm
&lineen bnrd ben Dpen 8alb. gbriits
Rnbden madte eineu SpaSiergang
surh ben 8alb, unb elm ihneeipeiBes
Gnselfen sins por linn Der. SIN Der
linten Sanb trug es Die Shelle, NIT
Der es Die liebliten 8ldnee bDren
lieb; nit Der Hed9teu iharrte es Den
SGnee bon 6es berihneiten 8ssen.
bamit bas liebe GbriittinS6en feline
taIten 0iibe betdme.
Gbriittinbhen fam baIo 5u elmer
@ruppe buntler Sannen. gs beriibrte
nit ieinen reinen Sanben Die griinen
Speige unb iprah:
.Meine 2ieblinee, gbriitfinbhen
tommt bsute NIT ieeenipenbenSen
Sdnoen an euG; piinidet eu6 fir
ener 2eben, no ibr germ bleiben uno
pie ibr I'M 9ienIfe Der @eniben pers
tpenbet tperoen fpcllet, 10 mill t6 eu1
euren @unif erhiaen."
ga sing elm freuoises Hauihen
burh Die gaume unb ieoer DerIelben
d1iBerte ieinen SersensipunIh, pelfer
linn bonn gbriitfinohen setpdbrt
tpurbe. - .Iber on, mein fleiner
9iebliusl" iprdb Gas Gbrtlttinod)en
III einem fleinen 8dumhen. bas ets
mas abieiis itanb. mas mpdteit Oh Dir
piiniben?"
sd babe eiunal selauiht nno ses
bort, pie iih 3inoer aefreut baben,
ais on ibnen gum Gbriitfeite elm Sar@
nenbGumd)cn nit pielen 2idtern sea
ihenft hottelt. Sd lab audi, ipie arme
&inber fern 9dlimhen betommen bats
ten nno iih fill 8uiliiiterten: % penn
mir diib mol Gin lolfes Gbrtlt=
bdumden erbiclteul" 0arum nimm
MIDI nit, Iiebes G6riitfinbden, bes
bGnae nit oeiner ~damddtiaen Sano
meme 3peiee nno Iebe mid in Die
armIelialte Siitte, no ein ainofen lit,
bamit Is iit nit mir %freue."
,I6er bebenfe. liebes Sdumben",
iprad DDS Gbriitfiubdeu. vbaB bein
2eben Damn nur mebr bon fur5er
Sauer it,"
.Sas id)abet ni1ts; fpenn i) alh
nur cine tur5e Belt MIDI on Dem Slid
zines armen ainoes beluitieen fdnn."
Stun tpobl. mein liebes 8dumfen.
neil Oh 10 lelbitlpS uno beIbeioen
bit, 10 Iplit Oh in bieiem Sabre on
meinem @e~burtsfeite IN Dem ihoniten
Salon prangen. no IaeS Did IN
Serrlihfeit nmaibt. Iber auh Die
armen Ginber ionen elm GbriitbGums
den baben."
llno bas gbriittinodeu hub NIT eis
aener Sano Dos 9dumfen aus Der
@roe mnb CAB es Dem gneel, ipelber
es reid idmiidte unb III ben idDnlten
Sarlor bradte.
~ * NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24
~Gbrtitfinbleins Segen.

Gel fpiltoinmen, SET bes Srieoens,
5iefer1ebrte beige 9fdftl
Gel eesriiBt IN beiuem Shimmer,
Gbriltbaum on, in beiner Grac6tl
Sci eegriiBt, DIT lie6e arippe,
girgit baS bolDe SeIulein;
Seine @ottesdliglein blicfen
Sreunoli1 mir ms Ser5 yinein.
Sa mod mebrl gs mil mir Ipenben
9irmelsgdben obne 3dbl,
Wia nit Seinen 8ottes6dnn6en
Sesnen mid biel tauienb Wial.
8iq mid iegnen. fpenn i1 bette,
Sesnen nleineu ainoeritnn,
Wia mid iegnen, fpenn id freunbli6,
@enn ih iauft nno folsiam bin.
8, 10 breite aus bic SGnbfeu,
Sesne mid, lieb' Seiuleinl
Sieb', mein 8er3 pia i6 Sir itenten.
Iu mein Sinnen Dir aIein.
M***
Oebet Der Sinner snr alerielisiten
Snnsfrau lit Der 8eibmadtsseit.
Gebenf' +. o Sunefrau. iener Stunbe.
0a Oh sefniet I'M 8dmmerlein
lIn0 b0rteit aus beg gngels Munoe:
.9n io0it bic Wutter Seiu iein!"
Gbe Waria!
@ebenfe jones Ilsenblides,
Sa on sebarit oas etp'ge Seil
limb Dir bas bo6ite MaB bes
@liides,
8 reinife Sungfrau, tparD 5utbsil.
Gne Marid!
Gie bu uns Iae baIt errettet.
Sa bn gelest ms &rippelein,
Iuf tpeides Seu unb Strob sebettet,
9as bolbe. iiibe Sefulein.
Ipe Waria!
llnb Damn adj benfe an uns &inber,
Die nit Dir bent am &ripplein iteb'n
uno, fino mir gleih all6 arme
Climber. l
gu Dir. o gottesmutter, fleb'n:
Mpe Naria!
Gel on ms bod Die 6immeispforte.
9ie uns Der SeI'gen Slid erihiieBtl
Dit ienem ihDnen gnselsnprte
Sci, miIOe Mutter, unS geeriibt:
Mne Narial i1J1s
y Srs. Glute Gin 0 n.
k#*x
"d Gbritftnbhen int 8albe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24

Ser @inter fam nidt fommen
poer aeben obne Grippe. nnb neun Tie
fommt. felt lider cine iihere ailr 5u
beiperfiteli9en purh ben 8ebrarh bon
Sr. srsuit apnig's Sambur9er 8ruits
flee. Der einSige edte Sbee. Sur in
Sriainals Yadeten perfmuft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24

- gr peinte Dor SGmer5, Siiftens
ipeb peinigte i'm. Solt ct. Safobs
Del ober ballet eS ltetS on Sanb; cs
lit betannt Die ihlinmiten Sdae gu
furiren unO furirt pirtlam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24

- 9u ionit beten, nidt lang. aber
innig; Die quite Weimlng 5llm laieren
Sagetperf, lie lobnt ben Gbrilten NIT
innerer 3ufrieoenbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24
9aS Ghriitfinb fam eS.

2anter. irpbliher ainberjnbel -
mas 8umher uuG. bas Gbriitfinb
fommt ia balb! = Sn bem ualten1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-24

Sic Saite lit gut uno beiliam.
inbem mir Dur1 lie Dor ben eipi9en
Strafeu beipahrt iperheu; oenn lie lit
nid)t nur cine feiuisune bon Siinben.
Ionbern aud cine Austilsuns bers
ielbeu; Tie berianet niht nur Gerge<
hung. ionnarn beroient aii6 @nabe;
lie lolt3t nidt nllr %per9ansene Siinben
aus Die mir be9angen baben, ionbern
psrtreibt ailA 5~utiinftise. Die mir ettpa
'begeben fpnnten.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
Meeting Of Medical Men.

The DeSoto county Medical Asso-
citation held it's regular meeting on
Monday last with the following pres
ent: Drs. w. s. Weissinger, j. M.
Wright, w. H. Lovejoy, A. j. Weis-
singer, T. M. Jones, A. J. Jagoe.
Papers were read by DIR. w. S.
Weissinger ON Lobar Pneumonia and
DR.. W. H. Lovejoy on Catarrhal Few
er; both discussed and enjoyed. The
officers to serve for the ensuing year
were elected: President, DR.. w. s.
Weissinger; 1st vice-president, DR.. ],
M. Wright; End vice-president, DR..
w. HI. Lovejoy; secretary and treas
urer, DIR. A. J.. Jagoe. Next regular
meeting to be on May 13.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Simon Lundee to Mrs. L. G. Reilly
ct al-32O acres miles east of Horn
Lake.
j. P. Oswalt to Dockery & Emer-
son-All poplar timber on Counts
place near Cub Lake. Consideration
$275.
Mrs. Hettie Sively to Mrs. Angeline
McIntosh-In in DR.. Mcintosh
place. Consideration 5000.
w. E. Mcintosh to Mrs. A. P. Nc
Intosh-Interest in Mcintosh place.
Consideration $3.50.
A. L. Stinson ct Tx to w. L. league
-16o acres near Bright. Consider
alton $2,400.
Seaborn G. Jones to w. H. Harris
16O acres near Mooretown,- Consider
alton 81 900. ~
Henry Moore fo Ida Moore ct also
acres near Wooten. Consideration
$3.50.
w, J. Entriken to Eliza and Nora
Stone-70 acres near Cedar View.
Consideration $1,000.
j. L. Holloway etnx to Mrs. 3. A.
Solomon-2 acres near Love. Consid-
Grafton $50.
j. III. Mcneil to F. j. Blackwell-6C
white oak trees neas Olive Branch
Consideration $500.
J. M. Dockery tor. E. Burlington
|-One-fourth interest in land near
Kelly. Consideration $500.
s. B. Bouldin to T. 0. .Bridgforth-
Lot in Nesbitt. Consideration $500.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
NUMBER II
DAYS DOTS

Mrs. Policy visited relatives at Mes
bitt last Saturday.
j. F. Barbee, of Cleveland, came
up the first of the week.
Edgar Dodson visited relatives at
Whitehaven this week.
Mr.. Barbee has been quite sick since
his return from fernando, but is i'm
proving at this date.
Mrs. Kinds, of the Poplar Corner
community, spent last week visiting
friends here.
Candidates are coming. The young
people are looking forward with much
pleasure to the coming summer at
tending the numerous picnics.
The remains of Mr.. Shelton's little
child were buried at New Bethlehem
last week. The community sympa-
thizes with the parents in the loss of
this bright little girl.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15

Sunday night. Owing to the rain
Saturday there were but very few
to hear him.
Sunday school was organized at the
Methodist church here the first Sun
day in this month. We want to see
more in attendance.
DR.. Leland Hayes, of Byhalia, has
located at this place. We are glad to
welcome him among us. He is board
ing at R. F. Coward's.
DIR. Wilkins and family have moved
in their new residence at Olive
Branch. They will be greatly missed
in the church and community.
We enjoyed reading Mr.. T. G. Dock
ery's piece describing his trip in Flor
ida. Hope he will write again. Am
glad to learn his health has improved.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
Moses.CIark.

Mr.. James P. Moses. jr.. and Miss Clara b..
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Clark. were
quietly married at the Presbyterian parson-
age at 1880 o'clock Wednesday. The approch-
marriage, which had been an open secret for
some months. was totally unlocked for. and
took the friends of both parties entirely by
surprise. The bride. one OF Brownsville low
Hest girls. is well-known apd numbers among
her warm. personal friends nearly our
entire population. Gentle by nature, re-
fined. amiable. and domestic in taste. she is
a treasur designed to make any man happy
and any home attractive. Mr. Moses. is rec
ognized as one of Brownsville's rising young
business men. Socially fond Of home. genial
and kindly, he is calculated to make model
huscand. worthy of the jewel he has won.
Brownsville, Tenn. States-Graphic
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
LEwlSBURG LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dye have moved
to Olive Branch.
The farmers have begun to knock
stalks and burn brush.
Miss Vesta Boggan, of Griffithville,
Ark, is visiting relatives here.
S. G. Boggan tells us he has planted
all early vegetables and they have
come up nicely.
Mr.. J. M. Downer, his little daugh-
ter, Irene, and Mr.. Henry johnson,
are on the sick list.
Bro. Bailey preached an excellent
sermon Sunday morning and Sunday
night at his last appointment here.
Bro. Billingsly preached at the
Baptist church here last Sunday and
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
A Victory Won byIGrsss Shorthand.

Gregg Shorthand scored another
victory over other systems when Miss
Nettia Coker of New Albany, Miss,
wrote 100 words of new matter per
minute after being in school one
month. She is now holding nice
position as hundreds of our former
pupils are doing. Our actual method
of business training is superior in
every detail. Onr several depart
ments are conducted on the same
basis that business houses transact
business. If you are thinking of en-
tering business college, write us for
our large free catalogue explaining
everything, address Memphis Busi-
ness College, 80 N. Main Street, J. T.
Thomas, Prin., Memphis, Tenn.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
WATER CAUSES TROUBLE
Closed Culvert Causes Damage to Prop.
erty Owner.

Alleging that her land had been
seriously damaged by overflow caused
from a closed culvert, Mrs. s. B.
Bouldif>et al has entered suit against
the Illinois Central Railroad Company
for.$2, 900.
The land alleged to be damaged is
situated one mile mort of Nesbitt, and
the sum sued for is to cover damages
for the past six years.
Attorneys r. e. L. Morgan and j.
w. Cutrer ere counsel for Mrs. Boul-
din. Attorney ]. R. Upton, local
lawyer for the railroad and A. s.
Buchanan of Memphis will represent
the defendant company.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
Caldwell CULLINGS

Miss Tavie Shannon was a visitor
at Nesbitt last week.
Mrs. M. H. Lee visited her sister,
Mrs. Bette Solomon, last Tuesday.
9. W. Cox, Caffey Shannon and
Henry Paddell spent last Monday in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Rollins, of Mes
bitt, visited their sister, Mrs. G. w.
Cox Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Vadie Shannon, who attends
the Eudora school, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents.
Mesdames I. T. Woodruff, Court
land, Mrs. J. HI. Caldwell and chill
dren of Dundee, spent Monday and
Tuesday with relatives here.
VIOLET.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15

r. F. B. LOGAN, County Registrar.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15

last Friday evening and was buried
near Bright Saturday. Mr.. Lauder
dale was one Of the pioneers of the
county ank had reared large family.
He was man of sound sense and
strong convictions, and he lived life
of toll and usefulness. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. O. w.
Bradley.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
Non. Resident Notice.
Wesley Banks
VS. No. 3l5l.

Wesley Banks
VS. SN0 3lJl.
Mariah Banks
The State OF Mississippi.
To Mariah Banks. whose residence and post
office address is unknown:
You are commanded to appear before the
chancery court Of the county of DeSoto, In
said State on the fourth Monday OF March
1907, to befend the suit in said Court Of Wes-
ley Banks. wherein you are defendant. A
proceeding for divorce. Feb. 8. 1907.
N. e. WILROY. Clerk.
R. E. L. Morgan. Solicitor for Complainant.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15

We inadvertently omitted to men
ton last week the death of Mrs. O..
A. Griffin, an estimable lady of
Wooten. Mrs. Griffin had lived a
busy, useful life. She leaves no i'm
mediate family, but large circle of
friends and relatives mourn her
passing.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
vagrant jailed.

Clarence Carter a negro whom the
authorities at Lake Cormorant sus-
pect is wanted somewhere on SER
ious charge, was sent here last Friday
by Maj. Buford on charge of vagran-
cy to serve a sentence of ten days.