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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
CURIOUS.


McLain. Miss, 9-15-08 Mr.. Ed
or.-I herewith present nv COM
pliments, and also extend my con-
gratulations and best wishes to the
HERALD in having passed another
natal day. Long may it live to
herald the news to its numerous
subscribers and may its able editor
in future as in past by his untiring
energy, zeal, and toll, be able to
triumphantly steer his paper
through all the trying times jour
nalism is prone to, and land the
HERALD in a haven of prosperity
and journalistic fame. May the
new year on which the HERALD
has launched be banner one, and
may the subscribers be legion, and
may all the hopes and anticipations
of the editor be fully realized in
every instance
There was pleasant entertain
ment on the evening of the 18th
inst. at the hospitable home of DR..
and Mrs. CIV. Lackey; all the elite
of the village were present namely:
Misses Pearl, Bette and Ruby
Green, Misses Weldys and Miss
Lackey; Messrs. A. H. Smith, c.
A. Parks, w. A. McLain, and Ma
than Stay. The out of town guests
we're: Misses Bland, Brown. Har-
vlson and Garaway.- The stays
we're: Chas. Backstrom, Jr.r, Cara
way, Brewer. Daughdrill and Lee
Roberts. All seemed to have en-
joyed themselves hugely and voted
the host and hostess as charming
entertainers. Mr.. Editor, you
need not think your correspondent
was present for his ears flop too
much.
The smiling physiogncmy of ]. c
Fain was observed on the streets
of the village on Monday. Mr..
Editor, when first observed, he was
not by himself, Iwould remark if
it was me, but in very pleasant
society. Fain seems t. be fellow
that has fine taste.
DR.. Joe Green was heard of on
Monday in the village, he did not
have his pill box so | am told,
but am thankful to say that the
| Doctor was in good society Every
time your correspondent passes the
office of DIR. P.B. Green, that fell
low is locking in the mouth of
someone. What fondness he must
have for mouths and what | notice
it is not always the male persuasion
| either. | wish | was dentist.
w. E. Brewer was perambula-
ting the streets on Monday; he
gave your correspondent hand
shake and informed him he had
been farming the past season, =
guess he has some yaller yams.
like yaller yams myself I do.
| Our Blacksmith j. d. Hight has
been going North every Saturday
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

it took me sometime to find out
what it meant, SO / called on neigh
Dor Morgan to ascertain the cause
of the disturbance so often, and he
replied to me poor man! that is
the little .taters telling the big ones
to gee. out of the way and to give
them r ,om to grow" have never
seen any, taters thu came out of
that patch, but from all accounts
there must be some whoppers in
there. | don't like big taters do
you Mr. Editor! do not look for
big things IN this life, either do |
look for big 'taters in someo ne
else's patch, for if l did | might get
more in the patch than wanted,
and not taters either.
Today (Tueslay) is Little Wood
lie Stone 'Bexley's birthday; he is
four years ole today md your Ger
respondent extends TIE little gen
tleman his best wishes and many
happy returns Of the day. Woodie
IS bright LITTLE fellow and is the
son OF Nix. and Mrs. j. j Bexley,
and lcGna Ike lobe sawed off.
Guess lobe VIII make lawyer,
doctor OF preachcr ii him.
Mr., II, McInnis OF Hattiesburg,
was in the village today transact
ing business and gave this office
call thanks Mr.. Mccall again
when in the villag..
Well again extending the HER
AID my best wishes for it's success
in every respect in regard to jour
nalistic glory and prosperity, nd
may the day be not far distant
when it viii be found at the top
most pinnacle of the journalistic
ladder. And then may the pub
lie say 81 told you sol"
Your Unsophisticated Servant,
CORDES DAWSON.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
F0RSALE.

GoQq flaming place, fences out
houses, good water, about twenty
acres cleared land, thirty under
fence, within one-half mile of Bet
ty, Miss. Also offer a new 8 room
house, built out of first-class dress
ed material inside and out, painted
with three good coats of paint;
good out-houses; about two acres
fenced and in cultivation, good
water; and thirty ACRES OF good
farming and. Terms cash or part
cash and balance in good security
on either proposition. Apply to or
address, S. w. Ball, Leakesville,
Miss, Sept. A, 1905. Q1-61.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
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Gum $ &S3,GzS:2. mzluII9
HYMENEAL.

The HERALD acknowledges re-
ceipt Of this invitation:
"Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Gray re-
quest the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter
Ethel Lucille ito MIR. Charles B.
Liddell on Wednesday evening Sep
TENDER the thirtIeth, at eight
thirty O'Clock, Baptist Church,
Butler, Ala. -
The people Of Ieakesville an
7Fruitdale vicinages RESPECTIVELY
Will remember Mr.. Liddell as q
very clever assistant cashier ii
their banks for a season.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
JONATHAN.

Jonathan, Miss, Sept. Is, 1908.
Fred Amsler of Hillman visited
our little town Monday.
Some. of the people from here
attended the annual meeting at
Fellowship Sunday last.
Messrs Newton James and Henry
Kittrell have left. for Hattiesburg,
where they will attend the South
Miss. College.
Henry Smith is now in Mobile in
the Infrmary; he has had two OPP
erations performed and is now get
ting better. Henry returne today Ed
Mr.. Robert M. Vanderford pass
ed through our village on his way
to Leakesville Monday. !.
Our annual meeting at Cedar
Grove Church begins Saturday. be
fore the third Sunday in Septem-
Der and will continue for some
where near a week. The services
will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Cur
ry. We will have dinner on the
grounds and everyone is inYited.
With best wishes to the HERALD.
SOUTHERN LASS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

evening of la tie. and he is anything
but black when he boards the train.
| can assure you he is always diked
out to beat the band, guess he goes
to attend services somewhere at
some particular place along the
line. | know what people here
would say if it was the old Judge
going North so often. Well Hight
has my best wishes in all his under
takings.
Smith, the hlgh-fyer, was Whis-
Ting a new tune on the streeta few
days since. I tried to catch il, but
when he observed me he cut 1T off
short so that | had no chance to dc
so. | just do not believe Bro. Parks
can whistle for l have never caught
him at it. Parks is a fellow that
does a lot of thinking it would
seem and l do not think it is always
R. R. business that is occupying
his thoughts, guess he knows what
he is thinking about.
M SIS Bland of Bay st. Louis is a
guest at the home of DR.. G. M.
Lackey.
Mrs. O'Neal and sons of Wisdom,
Miss. are, the guests of her sister,
Mrs. S. | Green.
Mr.. H. M. Weldy was on the
sick list the past week, but am
pleased to state is out on the
streets again.
Mrs.R H. Coleman, who has been
quite a sufferer for some months
past, was able on Wednesday night
to attend the services at the Bap-
fist Church, much to the delight of
her numerous friends. May she
rapidly regain he strength and
soon be herself again, is the wish
of your correspondent.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. D. Daughdrill Satur-
day night and left fine boy baby.
Your correspondent extends his best
wishes to his parents and may this
son be reclining prop in their old
age.
That everlasting Joe Daughdrill
paid my sanctum visit last week.
Joe is jolly fellow and | would
like for some young lady to take
fancy to him as we'll as myself, for
l feel that Joe is all O. K.-call
again Joe. a
Mr.. J. l. Dixon, a former Mer-
rillite but now of Gulf City, paid
your correspondent a very pleasant
visit one day the past week which
was much appreciated. Call again
Mr.. J.I.-you will. find the latch
key on the outside and cordial
welcome awaiting you within.
Mr.. Editor, from the noise
made by lobe Bexley's mill grind
ing sawdust every day, and the
Morgan & Dunnam plant saving
shingles, fellow has a bard time
to mediate at ALL, so if your
correspondent seems a little Oft
you know the cause.
Mr.. Editor this is a great year
it would seem for later growing.
there is neighbor across the street
from my sanctum who has patch
of taters and as | roost at my
sanctum, | often at night hear a
noise in that patch of taters, and
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

do will write few lines to the
weekly Visitor to our home The
HERALD. Sf4 All (
! havn't much news in stock I'M
less were to tell about all the lit
tie visits the neighbors have made
in the past week, and ] don't sup
poseIthat would be of much interest.
Mr.. James Woodland, Sr. as
been very sick in bed. We hope
he will soon be up again for we al
miss him; he as always been true
to visit the sick and do all in his
power for them.
Mr. R. M. Mckay, who recently
went to Blue Mountain for the ben
eeft of his health, got sick i'm
mediately upon his arrival at
that place; he therefore returned
to Merrill where he has had good
health ever since Mckay says
Merrill is one yfof the greatest
health resorts in America GU so
Mr.. Editor if you get sick come
to Merrill and see how fast you
will lay on flesh.
| wonder what has become of
Slango who used to tell of some
wonderful things that were going
on abour the town of Hillman?
Well Protracted Meeting season
is far advanced. Whether there
has been any permanent benefit
received by many or not? l am not
able to tell; judging from some of
the collections taken lately in
church, it would seem that the
preaching did not reach very deep
in the pocket books.
This writer was at a meeting
sometime ago somewhere in Greene
County where there was, he
thought, being preached a good
sermon. After awhile | became
Curious to see the countenance of
some of those in the choir and 10!
and behold, the eyes of some were
hanging on stems and looked as
though they might have been ro-
ped with grape vines, and as soon as
the benediction was pronounced, the
organIst gave sniff and cut for
home, running over and upsetting
Curious who happened to be in tee
way looking like fat poor Joe sit
ting on dead live oak stump. The
whole thing finally ended like lcha-
bod No. 2 has it, no one hardly
knowing what had been said.
Well Mr.. Barber was defeated
and some of those who voted for
HIM feel very sore, as they thought
if he was elected he would send
them a package of seeds of those
wonderful seedles; Tomatoes we
hear talked about. And again one
may her some of the men who
voted for Mr.. Bowers murmuring
IN their sleep after eating a big
supper of bacon and half cooked
collard greens. | thought the
Politician was my friend and shep-
herd, | shall not want; he filled my
pocket with good CD cigars, my
cup of beer runs over; he even IN
CURED into my family unto the Ord
and 4th generations, yea though |
walked through the mud and rain
to vote for him and shout myself
hoarse when he is elected, sraight
way he fogeteth me and when |
meet him in the road he knoweth
me not, surely the wool hath again
been pulled over my eyes, and |
shall dwell in the house of a
gump forever Wake up my
friends and take you a large dose
of common-sense seasoned with pru-
dence and you will soon be all
right; if you really did vote for
Mr.. Bowers you did right, he will
likely send as many seed as the 9TH
er fellow would have done, even
hough THEY are not of the seedless
variety.
CURIOUS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
Geakesville Graded bigb
School. ~
j. =. MILLER, PIsIN.

You will in;l tia Leake>vil' Graded Iigh School
to be the thorou n; n,to dbte High Schpp in this
i,vtIon cuniay. LIST: Because the b>t experienced
talent is employed End; Because the buildings the
most modern and well equipped. Bird Because the dis
cphne is firm but mild 4th: Because thoroughness and
syseh 90 band in hand here 9TH Because the Trus-
and Bolrd Of Directors back school with best
judgement and ability 9Th: Because each teacher
takes special INTEREST in the school, and each pupil Civ
ing inspiration in the highest degree. tn: Because
obed and truth is the watch wopd. 9Th: Because
the special Departments of E!qcuton and. Music
taught by gifted instructors 9Th Because the entire
Faculty is God faring. and God loving lending in
luenct for good in The community 10th: Because
LeakdSvil' warts and admirably supports good High
School. lth: Because the Dormtory (23 room is we'll
kept and erred for. ,lkng il homtke The principal
bosrdS there and ,,nrSinally each pupil placed in
the school who boards there 18th: Because sparkling
indc )nrting / t).r lied in any form. PuoS who in
dulgr subject to pXpSon M
OPENS SECOND NIONlA u IN SEP IoOS
FACULTY..
j. r. Miller lrin Rev A. g t.rsu>,n Mis- bert r Thomp
Mis- Eetsie THOMPSON Gdnn Townsend Xxx
Gertrude Vo and PiaHo. :
Mcleod y. H..
Miller S-cx Treas Hugh McInnS J. T.. II
BONsD OF TRUSTEES J. r aIier Pres III
All TX
TUITION sI.5o TO S:.oo hoard REASONABLE
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
BYRD.

Byrd, Miss, Sept. IA, 1908
Dear Editor My mind seats me
again with the pleasure to send you
a few more dots.
Mr.. William Jones closed his
school Sept. 4th, in Perry County.
This being the first school Mr..
Jones ever taught and it seems he
gave perfect satisfaction in all his
efforts.
The Free Will Baptist meeting
closed Sept. 9Th baptizing eighteen
in all.
IS A barn of Henry Jones was bur-
ned Sept. 9Th, it seems as it was
set by some one. The losses
amounted to about 500.
MIR. Clifford Davis will close his
school Sept 10Th in Wayne Coun.
ty, near HENDERSON post office.
Union School near Byrd closed
Sept 18th. -'. '..
Rev. L. F. Easley preached at
PhlJadelphla church saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Gus Hinton and son have
been absent from home the past
week.
Mr.. Noel Freeman is on the sick
list.
The Primitive Association be-
gins on Saturday before the 4tt
Sunday in Sept.
Levi and Louis Jones attended
Union school every day during the
Summer session.
Cotton picking seems to be the
principal occupation of the people
at the present time.
Eyes are closing and pen is dry
J. R. j.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
DENTAL NOTICE.

] will be in Leakesville, Sept.
21st to the 18th inclusive.
DR.. CHAS. Z. WARD.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

Monday Sept; H. 1908, was ;4u the
Hon. Jesse Byrd. who has served
his country as we have r., lated
before in Distinguishing ways in
church and state. He bore arms
during the Confederate war, with
honor. Served in the Legislature
that ousged the blacks and tans.
Has been an officer in the church
of his affilIat'on for years, doing
creditable and faithful service;
merchandized for years at State
Line doing the largest business of
that place during its palmiest days;
recently served term as county
treasurer with rare CORE ,tness and
smoothneSs in. handling the public
exchequer and now is a reliable
and familiar figure behind the
desk of the bank Of LeakeSvill,. Is
a grand-parent, having one grand
daughter almost grown, but yet
he is only slXty-one years old,
showing but little iTon-grey on his
head and we'll preserved man for
his years. The secret of it all Is
an exemplary walk in the way Of
Christlaht May he live to see
many more winters and his infu-
ence eoat@nue to tell for good in
this Section.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

rees Have Fast Growth.
A eucalyptus tree sometimes grows
"a feet in three months, while a BAN
boo grows two feet N da~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

NOTE.-A bright newsy letter
j. r. j. but you havn't yet COM
piled with our request to affix your
real signature below the fictitious
name or initials you desire to run
your articles under. ED.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
More About Mr.. Balls Condition.

=" Mr.. M. w. Ball, Betty, Miss.
Dear S:r:-Your mother is getting
along very we'll, and seems to be
in very good condition. She is very
quiet, and has not given us any
trouble at all, and does not seem to
be disturbed much in mind. She
often speaks Of wanting to go
home, but / do not remember hav-
ing heard her mention your faith
ers name, or wanting to see him,
but she is quite anxious to go
home.
Yours very truly,
j. M BUCHANAN, Supt.
East Miss, Insane Hospital.
Meridian. Miss. Sept. 8, 1903.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

Miss. Eva Grouse will be in
Leakesyille in a few days and will
open a Millinery and Ladies fur
nishing store in Old Bank Building.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
7S~7f
BIRTHS

Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Osma
E. Baird; of Leakesville, Miss, on
Wednesday Sept, Is, 1908, "a seven
pound girl.
BIRTHED, to Rev. and Mrs. f..
HIM. Watson of Uriel, Wayne Co,
Miss, a boy on Tuesday, Sept. Is,
1908. j..
Advented, an eleven ound girl
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. burch, State
Line, Miss. Saturday, Sept, II,
1908.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
MERRILL

Merrill, Miss, Sept. IA, 1908.
Mr.. Editor as it is raining this
morning and there is nothing | can
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

In simple justice to Ionic Ball of
Ball, Miss. who makes the re-
quest to that effect we insert a
correction by him, which is self ex-
planatory: Correct very rude
mistake which they (Grey Bill. of
Ball in letter dated Sept. 7th.)
inserted IN saying 'Messrs Russell
and Lonnie Ball. called on Miss
Ella Box, which was indeed false
and wish that they would in their
next writing Not insert any such
gossip and falsehood which no one
likes to read." The editor rather
mistrusted the item in, Question
when scrutinizing the letter which
it contained, but remembering that
a previous letter from the same
neighborhood contained a similar
item with the person whose identity
lies behind the Grey Bill incognitto,
let it pass thinking Grey Blll@was
but playing even. Now this ep-
lSode but emphasizes -arther- the
point we have been making for
sometime, in asking our cores
pondents to leave off 1.-THE Sunday
visits" and other gossipy items.
They arouse community unpleas-
antnesses, and the purpose of the
paper in throwing open its col
umns to writer's over the county
is abused; as we go to- the trouble
and expense of inserting these
for their news worth. Possibly
this will act as lesson and pre-
clude any further breaks along this
line by the few of our county cor
who have transgressed
in this particular.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

Up to tnis writing we have 10
tidings of the meeting at Fellow
ship church. No doubt someone
will contribute a report to our
next issue.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
ciety Will give. d chicken supper at
Nj. Hugh McInns on Friday night
Sept. 25th 1903, from $3.50 to 10 O.
click, all'are invited to attend.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
Mrs. Alice IA. Riggs,
MITSIC TE:CHEP

MUSIC | EIAOHEK
A thorough Cinci natl Con-
servatOry meth,sI. to the
tenth grade. Spx:ial pains
taken with bcgir ners and
children. Private Studio
upstairs in Dormitory.
REFERENCES.
Mrs. Henry Pettu~. Music
Teacher, Forrest City. Ark.
Il. Hamblet Dale. Augusta,
Ark.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

4. From Prof. "A. D. Denmark,
who has just closed a session of
School in that neighborhood within
the Greene County tine, we learn
Iof a successfrfa revival meeting
held last week at the Gross Roads
Methodist Church under the preach
ing of Rev Mr., O'Neals now of
FhiladelHhis,s Neshoba C,unty,
Miss cha ges but a former pastor
to this and tue Lucedale church.
He. was ssHsted by Rev. R. S
Gale, of Lufedale, the pre- sent pas
tor, and Reg. w. We Perry of
Basin. Twenty six accessions were
made to the church. Lonzo tells
US that O,Neal>i is a very interes-
ting sermqHizer and that the .peo-
pie in thaNneek of the woods are
sincerely attached to the MAJ.
/ e4,N$NN--.ees~.-,...-..- y.
F Rev. W:.~C..% Black Of Meridian
Presiding Elder, will be in Leakes-
Vile Saturday Sept. Gotta, to hold
the 4th. Quarterly conference oil
this charge of the NJ E. Church
South, - am will preach Sunday
Morning and night. Pastor Hays
asks US to urge a full attendance OF
the officials of the church. on, the
conference.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

The Baptist Ladies Aid. Society
request that we announce their
next meeting to be with Mrs. C. E.
Anding on Wednesday Sept. 23rd
NEXT -..- ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

Sound Advice.
If you wish TO ne valued, make your
ser scarce.-G9rman proverb.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
GREENE COUNTY HERALD.

MAKE eertainfy of,the propef mention in
this colnmn of any locals coming to Your
knowledge by puttim4 the office IN touch With
the dasa II you have u visitor or 90 visiting
yVurSelG or stumble on any likely matter OF
reading interest tell us, bout IL or drop
memorandum OF IL in the pOstofice. The
HERALll vaults To keep up with all the happen
: ingS. but we Deed your help aS we'll as kindly
, criticisIni Don t let timdfty or false sense
OH ropriety keepa good live news item under
cover. Il ~ No. & ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18
local

Peter Hays and brother, were
Mohobians en- vile Wednesday.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

MIS-. Beedy Lopez was taken to
Mobile to the Infrmary for Hos
pital treatment early this week.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-09-18

Accompanied his son Supt. Oscar
.Backstrom to town Wednesday, did
Mr., Rufe J.. Backstrom of Nicely.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

The marriage IS announced Of Miss Mae
Edythe Draeger to Mr. Cleveland DibbIe
Walters. both Of this city. The ceremony
was performed on Saturday, August Is,
by Rev J. Howard Wells. in the parson-
age OF Mount Vernon Place II z. Church
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Della Philips IS visiting friends
II Markham
Nj Wilmer Waller IS spending a few
weeks at Dalaplzre-
Mis- Lucy Douglas IS the guest OF Mrs.
Evans in Warrerton-
Mrs Emma Spencer has Just returned
from Colonial Beach
MIS- Robert Garrett has Eo1e 10 Blue
mont TO spend q few weeks
Miss Mabel Arlington Of Falrgax- - the
guest OF Mrs Emma Spencer
Nir- Edward P Hunter spent the weeks
end with friends n Winchester
Miss Olive Davis and Miss Ethel Ayers
are visiting friends IN Baltimore
Miss Grace Haynes has returned from a
visit 10 friends al Burkes Station
NIr. John Luckett and Nj Philip Heish-
( ley are spending a week a. Markham
Mrs. NJ c. c Peytol- NJ and Mrs
I Charles Marsh Shspperson. and their Ii
Continued on Page (, Column 3.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs Don n Morris OF Oak
land. Cal. spent a few days in the city,
en- route from Atlantic City 70 Chicago
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
GEORGETOWN.

Miss Rosalie Forrest expects TO go to
Rockville for the county fair next week.
Mrs Murray. Of o street, has left for
Maine. where she viii make an extended
visit
Miss katherine Weaver IS the guest OF
her cousin, Mrs George Weaver, at Co
ioniaI Beach
The Misses F1annery, OF Q street. have
gone to New Rochelle. N Y, for q visit
OF several weeks
Miss Josephine Young. who has been
seriously Ill at the Georgetown Hospital,
Is now convalescent-
Nj William T. LOCKER has closed his
apartment in the Holms and left Wash
ington Thursday for Stevens. Va. where
he viii spend the weekend with Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Senator and Mrs Albert J. Beveridge
are being congratulated on the arrival Of
2 son on Friday. in the Rockwell Place.
at Smiths Point. on the North Shore OF
Massachusetts. which they are occupying
for the summer II Is quite near fashion
able Manchester, which has large COL
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Continued on Page 1, Column ;.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

South. M and Mrs. Walters are now al
Atlantic City. and will be at home after
September ! AT zZZS TVarder street