The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-18
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Curabertand Phone No. 420.

Carter, Sam. Lee, Geo. Bilbo and AL
bert Ratliff.
Mr.. C. L. Moore, of Searcy, Miss,
was a visitor at the College last night.
Miss Ellen Phillips, in charge of
the manual training department of the
normal, made an interesting talk at
the public exhibition of the work of
that department yesterday morning.
The exhibit consisted of baskets,
carving, various articles made of raf-
| fla and paper cutting.
There were only eight or ten of the
cyclone victims left at the Infirmary
now all of whom are doing nicely.
So many have already recovered and
returned to their different homes. The
recovery of some were just miraculous
which proves conclusively that God is
an all wise and ever merciful Father.
DR.. Crawford and his lovely wife can
not be too warmly praised for their
eXceeuluS hlnunooo, anu Sdi Clui ae'Oh-
ton, they so cheerfully and lovingly
rendered to these poor unfortunates.
All alike, were recipients of their
untiring attention and careful conssd-
: Grafton. May they live long 10 con-
tinue to bless the world with their
gentle deeds of kindness, noble acts
and loving service.
Miss Leona Walthall, of San Anto
Mo, Texas, who has been the charming
. guest of Miss Ethel Turner for sew
. eral weeks, left this morning for Bi
= loxi, where she will visit friends be
fore returning home. While here
= Miss WalthalI won many friends whC
! regret very much to see her leave.
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=. Miss Ellie Montgomery, one of tn
). most popular members of the younSe
II set is visiting in Bond, the CUES
a. of her aunt, Mrs. Albert Montgomery
It From there she will visit differen
S points on the coast, and on her re
S turn home she will be accompanie
II by Mrs. Montgomery.
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e Mrs. R. F. Sweat, accompanied b
d her lovely daughters, Misses Lucil,
/, Kathleen and Robin, leave tomorro'
r for Greenville, KY, where they go t
IS stay until September. This popula
d, family will be greatly missed .durin
ell their absence.
III Mrs. E. o. Kirby, with the children
B. will leave next week for Texas wher
she goes to join her husband who
in business out there. They will .resid
there permanently. Their man
friends here regret their departui
-, very much.
-, DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Holloman a
,r. nounce the engagement of their daug
in. ter, Stella, and Mr.. Mitchell Edmur
,s Robertson, of Itta Bena, Mississippi
al the marriage to take place in August
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mt Mr.. NJ. E. Bush, of Laurel, was
Ia the city transacting business yeste
,h- day. One of Hattiesburg's faire
ic- young ladies, is responsible for the
ty urgent business calls.
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to Miss Emma Farley, an attracti'
is young lady of McCallum, was in Il
RS city yesterday, the guest of her COZ
nd in, Mrs. Charley James, on Unet
lie street
'n' Mrs. S. E. Travis and the lit
ut ones will leave in a few days f
&C. Mont Eagle, Tenn, where they go
ISS spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. NJ. OLeary and her graz
daughter Miss Lucille Harrison,
-. -" Jackson, are visiting her son, Mr.
~ A. Edwards, on Walnut street.
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nc Miss Hunter, from Biloxi, who h
.as been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ha
rk- on Laurel street will leave soon f
av an extended trip abroad.
rs,
nd Mrs. R. L. Campbell has as h
In. guests Misses Mary Lou and ALI
Gordon, two of Fayette's most attra
i've young ladies'.
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