Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

ago bcheld the physiognomy OF Tom
Steede but the Industrious Tom did
not see fit to come and claim the blue
ribbon he SO justly earned in regard
to the 'Hhinehart turnip business,
that was a Jumbo turnip yarn.
There gent in our village who
the past summer was always whist
ling, Under The Shade of The .Old
Apple Tree, y since then he:hasR join
ed the Benedietive State, and a few
weeks since heard him whistlng in
avery plaintiye. tone, e Am Going
Home No More To Roam, and what
tickled me was that he was going
home right now.
The weather the past few dayssis
such as to make the Spring Poet to
bud out. ass sgd. .tae @
A few days since i passed resi-
dence and seated on the yeranda in
a large rocking chair was.a young Ia
dy. seemingly deeply interested in "a
book of some kind, babe her good
morning, and remarked what ARE
you reading, she answered me. am
looking for piece of poetry = / took
sneak as ] have always had a better
liking for good baked poultry, land i
feel that.I might catch the Spring
Poet fever, for you know full web
Mr.. EditorSthat | am as much of a
poet as sheep is a goat, but when
it comes right down to good roast
poultry can stay there as long as
the next. man: 1~ a@,
Human nature is cloth of many
curious things. -.
Whether hemned up into rhymes,
Whe her sticked UP into kings,
W neither sewed up into printers,
Whether Editors are made,
1t will tear and shrink and ravel; :.
1t will wash and wear and fade.
The wedding bells of the village
pealed forth on Wednesday evening
Feb. 18th, the contracting parties
being Mr.. j. C.Daughdrill and Miss
Pear Green, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. |. Green, at the home of the
bride, the ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. I. Beall who pronounced
the solemn words that made them
man and wife. After receiving con
CALCULATIONS o f h ir numerous
friends the bride and GROOM with
their guests repaired to the dining
room where refreshments we're serv-
ed. The bridesmaids and: grooms
men were as follows; LIST Mr. Collie
Daugndrill, brother of the groom
and Miss Ruby Green, End Mr..
Clarence Weldy and Miss Carrie
Daughdrill, sister of the groom. BIRD
Mr.. c. Y. Parks, and Miss Liza Rob-
erts. The Elite of the village. were
favored guests, to witness the nup-
tials Of the happy couple. The out
Of town guests were Mesdmnes Leg
gett, Black, Hassell, Eubanks, Nc
Kay. o Neal and Clark Misses, Lo-
la Mckay, Viola Roberts, Mary
Brown and Jane Breland, Messrs
R. E Breland, r. F. O'Nsal and
Mills. The residence was very pref
tily decorated with evergreens, the
graceful bamboo predomenatlng, and
presented very picturesque specta-
Gle. The bride and groom were The
recipients, Of many handsome. and
useful, presents Showing the high es.
TEEN in which they were held by
their friends. MIR. and Mrs. Daug6
FdriH left the Same evenings tors their
future home, at Leaf, il where Dir
1baughdrill is engaged with his broth
er. in the Mercantile business.
Your Correspondent herewith pre-
sents his congratulations to Mr.. anG
Mrs. DaughdriA and wishes them {
long, happy and prosperous life, ant
may their pathway be strewn will
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flowers and an unclouded, one. eaE
.-s-.e CORDES DAWSON.
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