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CREAT SALT LAKE CAMP 10oIl. NJ.
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day OF each month Member,
of sister lodges and sojournlng brethren
invited. w. f.. Howard, w. N; Moses r
Phillips. Secretary.
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE NO. /
Meets every second and fourth Satur-
day evenings OF each month al Odd Eel
lows Temple, Market street. n2o0o
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L. O. o. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows
Salt Lake Lodge, No. ., Friday.
Enterprise Lodge. No. 10. Tuesday.
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CIAH COMMANDERY NO, /. KNIGHTS
Iemplar-Stated conclavcs held -, a, =
S9nie SSI Temple, corner Second East t na5 nnd
nnnt, .r5 "oSta io,,, me FIRST Thursday Of each
Invited TO attend. eorolaly
JAMES II. BROWN. E r
T. .. LEATHERWoOD. Recorder "
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AUTOMOBILE TIRES

WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON AUTO
mobile tires CaTtcr's League Shop. 325
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

LODGE, NO. II. L o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at s
o'clock, I. o. o. F. Temple. Visitors wel-
Secretary.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
"PRINCESS TRICKERY"

$3.50 p. m. over the Southern, meet
ing in the Union depot, from whence
they took a carriage for the East End
Methodist parsonage, where they
were again united in wedlock by Rev.
T. B. Clifford, d. D.
Mr. Burney and Miss Farmer were
married more than a score of years
ago in Georgia. Both were then young
and impetuous, but for a while lived
happily together In time. a beautiful
daughter, who has since grown to per-
feet womanhood, was born to them.
but shortly afterwards dissensions be-
gan to mar the serinity of their bliss
full relations. Finally. neither one
willing to secrifce their independence
in what they considered a test of their
respective rights, the chasm widened,
separation was precipitated and a di-
vorce followed.
Though living apart, the love which
they had developed for each other new
er waned throughout the years of
their separation. but rather seemed to
graw stronger. BY chance. and posi-
bly, by intention, the estrangement
was broken recently and a series of
events ensued which led up to the
second union
On their duplicate bridal tour, Mr..
and Mrs. Burney will visit the scenes
of former pleasure and mingle again
with their surviving companions of
youthful days. after which they will
return to Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
REMARKED In
MERIDIAN MONDAY
Couple Met BY Agreement-Have
Grown Daughter by First Marriage.
Love Remained steadfast, Though
Divorced-On Honeymoon.

Mr.. j. w. Burney, a contractor of
this city, engaged in work on the Main
Street Methodist Church. was mar
ried, or rather remarked, in Meridian
Monday night to Miss Lula Farmer,
the bride of his youth. The affair has
a decided romantic tendency and the
story is told in the following from the
Meridian Dispatch:
Following a separation of twenty
years, during which time, though di-
vorced, each remained true to the
other, Mr.. ]. w. Burney. a contractor
now engaged in the construction Of the
Main Street Methodist Church at Hat
tiesburg, and Miss Lula Farmer, of
Rome. Ca. were remarked in Me-
ridian about midnight Monday and
early yesterday morning they left on
their second honeymoon over the
Queen and Crescent. The meeting
here was pre-arranged, Mr.. Burney ar
irving over the Northeastern in the af-
ternoon and Miss Farmer coming in at
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
THE SALVATION ARMY.

Major and Mrs. E. White, Southern
divisional officers of the Salvation
Army, will visit Hattiesburg on Fri
day, October 16. Capt. Belcher is ar
ranging for a special meeting. There
will be baby given away at the New
man Chapel Friday night. Come and
see who gets the baby. This is the
majors first visit to Hattiesburg and
Capt. Belcher wants to give them a
hearty welcome and is anxious for
as many as can to attend this special
service.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
The Social Side.
CUMBERLAND PHONE No. A20

tees were read, bills presented and the
payments allowed. Mrs. Emmett Dill
was appointed to settle all bills due.
Mrs. w. j. York and Mrs. R. L. Bre-
land were appointed as a comfittee to
secure clothing sufficient for some
poor children to enter school. A nice
box was reported packed and sent to
the Smith children, the Kings Daugh-
ters have in the Baptist orphanage.
Then it was decided to secure for
Monday evening the Casino and EN-
pire Theatoriums for the benefit of the
Kings Daughters. There will be a
special program to be announced later.
Mr.. King, the florist, was present in
the interest of the chrysanthemum
show he is to have charge of for the
Kings Daughters in November. Aside
from the beautiful floral display, there
will be a nice musical program and
dainty refreshments will be served.
This is the first affair of the kind
that has ever occurred in the city and
one that promises to be very elabor-
ate. The executive committee to per-
feet the arrangements is as follows:
Mesdames Longre and Dill, and Miss
Ella Seaman. Definite announce
ments will be made in the Daily
News. The last thing that came up
for discussion was an appeal for help
from a widow with several children,
who is trying to get fixed for house
keeping. The needed help was read
lily granted. No further business ap-
pearing the meeting adjourned to
meet the second Tuesday in Novem.
Der.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
FOR SALE.

10000 feet moving picture films, in
good condition; also one moving pic
ture machine in perfect running Or
der; will sell cheap Apply box office
Gem Theater.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
Mimms--Clark-

Mimms-Clark-
There was a quiet marriage this
morning at the Convent of Mercy,
the beautiful ceremony Of the Catholic
faith being performed by Father Pat
rick O'Reilly. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Richard Robert Mimms and
Miss Virginia Clark Both the bride
and groom reside about six miles from
the city. Best wishes of their friends
are extended to them for a long and
happy life.
4: !: .
Home Mission Society
The regular weekly meeting of the
Home Mission Society of the First
Methodist Church was held Monday
afternoon. The president, Mrs. w.
F. S. Tatum, presiding over the bust
ness session. A good deal of bust
ness came before the society including
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14

reports from the different circles, who
gave the progressive chatting dish par
ty last Friday and Saturday afternoon.
A very nice sum was added to their
treasury. 1t was decided to send a
box at an early date to the home
where these good ladies are clothing
an orphan.
Friday afternoon from 4 to and
in the evening from to 10, there will
be fishing excursion at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Phillips, for the
Columbia Street Woman's Missionary
Society. There will be a splendid
musicale and nice refreshments.
Mrs. T, o. Watkins is visiting rela-
tives in Jackson, Tenn. She was sent
as a delegate to the w. c. T. U. con-
vention at Corinth and from there she
went on to Tennessee. She will re-
turn about the first of November.
The Home Mission Society of
Court Street NJ. E. Church, will have
a social entertainment at the residence
of Mrs. P, H. Sadler, on River avenue,
tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Albert Easterling. a charm
ing lady of Collins, was a visitor here
yesterday the guest of her brother,
Mr.. M. Riley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Copenhaver,
of Lake Charles, La, are here spend
ing month with Mrs. NJ. Riley, on
Unetta street.
Mrs. I. A. Patton, wife of one of
the most prominent politicians of
Texas. will visit Hattiesburg in the
near future.
Mrs. E. A. Kernaghan with her
charming little daughter, Unette, re.
turned Sunday from a visit to relatives
in Jackson.
!: :: ::
Mr.. Smith, of McComb City, is the
guest this week at the Henley House.
He is prospecting with a view of locat-
ing here.
Z. &. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Mitchell and
bright little son, Master Walter, Jr.,
returned yesterday from New Orleans.
:. :: :.
Miss Mamie Shelby, of Ellisville,
is the guest of her brother, Mr.. Joe
Shelby and family on Forest street
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huff will leave
Saturday for Lyman, where they go
to visit Mr.. Huffs parents.
= I: a."
Mr.. Lewis Captain returned to Sum-
rail- this morning after several days
spent in the city.
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her home in Eastabuchie to spend a
few days.
!. = >
Messrs. Sam and Herman KATE
spent yesterday in Sumrall on bust
ness.
:. :: >
Miss Gertrude McLaurin, of Bolton,
is visiting in the city.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
Hose Shower

Hose Shower
Mrs. Fred Clines exceptional taste
of entertaining was never more ac-
centuated than on yesterday afternoon
when she entertained at hose shower
complimentary to Miss Grace Morford
the bride-to-be
The hose were brought in a basket
tied with white ribbon and placed at
the brides place at the table. Each
pair had an original verse penned to
it which she read causing a great
deal of merriment The brides cake
was a large white heart shaped cake
outlined with pink roses. When it
was cut Miss Leila Belle Oakley got
the ring. Miss Cora Morford. the
money and Miss Rowan the thimble.
Those enjoying this pleasant after
noon were: Misses Grace and Cora
Morford, Marie Rowan, Gertrude Nc
Laurin. Allie Camp, Leila Belle Oak
ley, Emmie Bostwick, Mesdames John
d. Stockton, ]. H. Mcleod, j. H. Tur-
ner. Fred Cline and Miss Laura
Haney.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
PROSPEROUS SESSION..

South Mississippi College is RAPIDLY
growing day by day. New pupils are
still arriving and this session bids fair
to be the most prosperous one in the
history of its organization. Hatties.
burg should feel justly proud of the
college.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
Kings Daughters

Kings Daughters
In the palm garden of Hotel Hat
tiesburg yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock the Whatsoever Circle, Kings
Daughters, assembled to hold the reg
ular monthly meeting. The leader,
Mrs. S. E. Longre, called the meet
ing to order. Mrs. H. T. Allen read a
scripture lesson, which was followed
with prayer by Mrs. R. L. Breland,
closing with the Lords prayer in con-
cert. Ron call and minutes by Act
ing Secretary Mrs. Chas. Huff. Re-
ports of charity work from commit
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-14
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Thursday evening-The Anderson
Morford wedding.
Friday afternoon-Married Ladies'
Card Club with Mrs. w. w. Brogan at
Hotel Hattiesburg.
Saturday afternoon-The Culture
Club with Mrs. Grace Christian.
Friday evening at Mrs.
M. Rowan, on Bay street, compliment
tary to the Second Ward teachers.
Saturday afternoon-Miss Bette
Conner entertains the Sowania Club.
Pound Party
Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. O'Briant, the
popular and beloved minister and
wife of the Emmanuel Baptist Church
are now costly located in the new ard
beautiful parsonage. Last evening L.
ing the first one spent in their ideal
home the thoughtful members gave
them quite a pleasant surprise in the
way of a pound party Everything in
the way of substantials and delica-
cies that could be thought of was
brought to them. They were COM
pletely surprised making it all the
more enjoyable. This was an evil
dence of the love and esteem this ap-
preciative congregation feel for their
worthy pastor. After the gifts were
presented, a pleasant social hour was
spent in this hospitable home.
Rev. and Mrs. O'Briant very much
appreciate not only the great guam
tity of eatables, but the loving
thought that prompted this kind re-
membrance.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
I'm WESTERN
GRAND FORKS
THAT PART OF THE COUNTY is
DETERMINED NO LONGER TO
BE LED BY THE NOSE.
DOMINATION OF iNsURGENT CITY
OF GRAND FORKS IS
THROWN OFF. I'M
sTALWART STATE TICKET WILL
GET BIG VOTE AROUND
LARIMoRE. ss

Larimore, N. D., June 6.Several
hundred delegates from different
parts of the county and state took
part in the good roads convention held
here during the week, and, while the
roads came in for some public discus
sion, the political situation through
the state was by far the most popu-
lar topic Of private conversation.
There were no state candidates pres
ent or, If they were, they kept very
much in the background.
Owing to the nearness of Grand
Forks, it was thought that many of
{ the self appointed insurgent leaders
would be present, but such was not
the case. 1t is understood that sew
eral wrote to local people and asked
that arrangements be made for po-
litical speeches, but no encourage
ment was given them, and the project
was dropped. Larimore does not usu-
ally follow the lead Of Grand Forks in
anything, and the followers Of Tom
Marshall, Fl. Bendeke, John Sorlie, At
torney Wineman and the others OF
that faction have but little standing
here. It is even claimed that the
stalwart ticket will carry the town at
the primary election, and IT is certain
that Mr.. Marshall will not be the lead
ing candidate for senatorial honors.
There is a growing antagonism to
ward Mr.. Twichell, which speaks i'll
for his chances at the June primaries.
This feeling was terminated at the
Grand Forks convention of last No
vember, when Larimore was some.
what sighted in the distribution OF
plums
There are several Of the local poll.
ticians who claim that Col. G. B. Lit.
tie will carry the town, and while this
may be overdrawn, 1t Is certain that
! the Bismarck man is looked upon with
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
Miller,s Talk Not Convincing.

Petersburg Record: The elimina-
tion of corporate influence from public
politics in this state was the burden
of his address, as were also the tao.
tics used by Alex Mckenzie in the
nomination Of our governors, senators
and representatives, as seen from his
side of the political fence. While all
enjoyed his talk, the speaker did not
go far enough to explain just how
present conditions were to be bet
tered simply by Progressive Repub-
lican victory. II the reform" meth
DDS used at the Grand Forks confer
ence last fall by Tom Marshall ara
the ones to be employed, 1t is just as
well that he did not. People here do
not take any stock In the nation
ality" racket and do not care to hear
At. The speaker made no votes by
.alluding to ft--as all citizens entitled
to the use of the ballot box are what
is termed Americans.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
Smith VIII Raise Standard.

Dickinson Recorder: The people OF
North Dakota are ardent believers in
educational progress They wish their
school system to be the equal Of that
OF any state. There is much room for
improvement, and we need a man at
the head OF this department who viii
personally administer its AFFAIRS with
fairness and good judgment, dninfiu-
enced by partisan politics and person.
al prejudices. Fred q. Smith, super.
intendent OF the schools at Wahpeton
for four years, who held similar posi-
tion at Fargo for an equal period, has
been picked as man particularly
qualified for what is needed to bring
this important department up to the
standard OF other states.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
republican Candidate for State Auditor

Carl O. Jorgenson, who aspires to
bs state auditor, was born at Willmar,
Mimi, in 1881. About ~ years ago
his folks moved to North Dakota and
located at Milnor, Sargent county.
Carl received his education in the high
school there; he also has a very good
business education; has been given an
education lii the Norwegian, and he
reads, writes and talks that language.
His grandfather was veteran Of the
civil war, having served during the
entire war with the Fifteenth Wis
consin, and was a staunch Republican,
as are Carl and his father.
Over seven years ago Carl accepted
clerkship in the state auditors Of
fee under Auditor Carlblom, and he
has been employed in this office ever
since. From the first he proved him.
self a man of more than ordinary
i executive ability and of good sound
business sense, and by hard work ant
faithful attention to it, he gradually
worked himself up, until four years
ago State Auditor Holmes appointed
him chief deputy and gave him full
charge Of the department and the
work. He has during his deputyshil
proved himself capable in every wa.
and has given the affairs OF the stat.
auditors Office one Of the r1eanes
and best business administrations tha
that Office has had in the history Q
North Dakota. He has shown his abb
ity to apply system. and everywher
the work Of the Office shows improve
ments made by him even to method
Of book and record keeping.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07

He does not hesitate to say that he
wants the Office for the work and
salary It will provide, and in return,
he says he will personally manage the
Office and give his time and attention
to the work that the affairs of the Of
fee may have first class business
administration and that all may have
square deal. is
He is a young man27 years young
of excellent character, good habits.
and hard and faithful worker. The
voters Of this state will make no mis-.
take in giving him the promotion
which he asks. He has proved himself
capable in a high degree to handle this
important department.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07

favor by all who know him here, and
he will be given a substantial vote.
AS far as the congressional race isa
concerned, it Is conceded that u. B..
Hanna Of Fargo will be the leading
candidate, and "A. j. Gronna will he
a close second. There is a decided
distaste for both Helgeson and Young.
And neither OF the two latter are
much heard Of or known.
In the gubernat race Hon G..
"A. johnson of Minot is we'll known
and we'll liked, while Mr.. TwichelIs
connection with the insurgent divi
sion Of unearned splums at Grand
Forks last November operates against
him to a great extent.
U There is no doubt that Hon E. G..
Cooper Of Grand Forks will carry the
town and county in his race for in
surance commissioner He is a resi-
dent Of the county, and his record in
| the office has been such as to warranti
his reelection. In addition to his rec.
ord, Mr., Cooper is one Of the best
posted men in the state on insurance
and is in close touch with such mat
tsrs throughout the country. His elec-
ton is conceded by all, and in fact
There is no opposition here.
Hon. w. G. Gilbreath, candidate for
commissioner of agriculture and labor,
comes under the same heading with
regards to fitness for office, and near
| ly all of the farmers who do their
trading in this city openly proclaim
that they want him to continue in the
Office ss
| The position of state superinte
OF schools is one that should be kept
out Of politics, according to local opin--
ion, and 1t is thought here that Mr.
Stockwen can no more keep from
playing a political game than he can
keep from telling everybody he meets
/, how to conduct their business. The
4 sentiment mere is changing 10 Smltn.
Larimore is steadily growing away
from the domination Of Grand Forks,
and politically is getting closer to Mel
son county in everything. It's recog-
nized here that Nelson county is ket.
ting far more benefits from the state
at large than the western part of this
county, and the people here are max
ing up their minds as to the reason.
The city of Grand Forks has SO long
dominated the county that the people
there seem to take as their right
everything that should be evenly dis
tributed through the full county, and
Larimore is getting tired Of the CON
1 dition.
i rnfrrYNyTy AVN SyfNr rrxrHYcyas
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
Standard Bearers for Little.

III
Napoleon Homestead: At 8 p. m.
Wednesday Hon. Francis Martin, ed
itor of the Nord Dakota eHrold, the
popular German newspaper issued at
Bismarck. addressed goodly audi
ence Of our stalwart German Repub-
iicans OF this place upon the issues OF
the campaign and held the closest at.
tention of his hearers during his re.
marks.
Every man in the audience was a
standard bearer for Colonel Little, the
states leading candidate for United
States senator. Mr.. Martins address
was wholly in the German language
but number Of those who heard him
inform us that they were well pleased
with his presentation Of the situation.
and heartily indorse his contentious,
as did all who heard him.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
POLITICAL COMMENT

Will Little Get Fifty Per Cent?
The Minot Reporter says 1t looks
as though Col. Little will receive at
least SO per cent of the entire vote
cast.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
Rich Returns.

'That article ought to bring you in
q barrel Of money"
But how can make sure Of that?"
by spending a keg in advertising"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
Declining the Chance.

TIM worried about that boy Of
mine." AZ
What's the natter"
why, wanted him to ft for the
army or navy. and he positively de-
ciined to study medicine. Phiiadsl-
phia Ledger.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
strona Characters.

mo man Is utterly Indifferent to the
public"
oh, / don't know. Somebody has to
wear the first straw hat Of the season
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-07
Games Today

Games Today.
Boston at Detroit.
Washingot nat Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17
JOIN A DISCUSSION CLUB
Lenten Suggestion on the Order Of a Debating Society, Except
That Books Are Talked About.
! N those brief intervals of the day

n those brief intervals of the day
when there are noNlessons to be
studied and no classes to be at
tended the average girl is only too glad
to rest her mind by reading some light
novel or short story that is perhaps
charming and prettily told, but scarcely
instructive, and yet she realizes keenly
that it is a mistake for her not to be-
come acquainted as early in life as pos
sible with the best there is in literature
of all countries and of all ages. A beck
club or a discussion club. therefore, is
n of the most interesting and most
instructive clubs 30 which a girl can
belong. and if the members are really
interested and eager to make it a sue
cess, there is considerable amusement
to be derived from it..
Rules for the Club.
The rules and regulations of a discus.
sion club are very simple. Or a stated
day each week the club meets at the
house of one of the members, and each
member ome prepared to give her
opinion upon the work which has been
read since the previous meeting. II
notes are taken upon the style of the
author, the personality of the different
characters in the story. and some traits
of character which the author has
shown of himself in the book, greater
interest will necessarily be aroused il