The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-03-26
TIE EDITOR

Personal and Society Notes.
THE EDITOR
And that your dearest foe is wed.
! Or unto feIeigu lands Is fedE
The editor.
/ Who says your EFFORT far outranks
Those Of your rival poet cranks,
/ But all the same ~declines With thanks?'
The editor
Who s4eeps with Won when you are sad.
And smiles with you when you are @iad.
And laughs Al you when YOU are Hladt
The editor
Who has to he both kind and wise
And newell hardly ever lies
Ana when he does excitrs surprise
The editor
Who always does good deeds 10y stealth
Nor tries 10 dazzle with his wealth
o brain and scissoro. paste and health
The editor
Who owns a heart a. well a. cheek.
Possessed OF spirit proud yet meek.
And lives on fifty cents a y eek
The editor
Who knows all things political
" hos witty sharp. satrlc2l
But never egotiSticaI:
The editor.
Who knows how much he ought To know.
But never knows What i not 50,
NOT shows now much he doesn't know
-Pougnkeersie Courier
Miss Annie Marshall. OF Ruleville,
Miss, is the attractive guest of Mrs.
Boyle Nichols.
The West End Reading Club, met
with Mr.. G. j. Leftwich, Monday
afternoon
Mrs. W. II. Henderson. of Prai-
RE, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Paine, Thursday
Mrs. John Crawford and two lit
tie sons of West Point, are visiting
Mrs. Crawford's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Adam Carlisle
Mr.. Alexander Mcmillan, com
mercial tourist, travelling out of Hick-
DRY, n &. for the Hickory Furniture
Company, is at home for visit of
several weeks.
Mrs. Joe Johnson was visitor
Thursday.
Miss Nellie Fits entertained in
formally at bridge Saturday evening,
the guests including, Miss Lallie Nc
Quiston, and Messrs. Woodie Baker
and Henry Foster Raworth
Miss Therell is the guest of Mrs.
Roane in West Point.
The United Daughters OF the Con
federacy, met Al Mrs. Will Maier's
Thursday.
Mrs. Boyle Nichols spent Thurs
day with friends in West Point.
Mrs. Albert G. Boyd, of Hamilton.
was a visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. James Evans, of Muldon
prairie, was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. r. o. Reynolds, Thursday.
Mrs. r. A Neville, came in
Thursday from her handsome country
place, "Glennwood, near Gibson.
for several days visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Walker Fowler.
Miss Ruth lie Noir has returned
to her prairie home, after pleasant
visit to her aunt, Mrs John McMil-
Ian
Mrs Lafayette Willis. of Hamil-
ton. was = visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. Thompson Dilworth was in
the city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs William B. Watkins
have returned from Oakland, Miss
where they we're called by the sud
den death OF Mrs Watkins father,
Mr. T. :. Mckinney.
Rev. William Mercer Green, Dean
of All Sain.'~ College. at Vickshnrg,
Miss. was a guest in the McQniston
home. THURSDAY
Mr. Will Carlisle lett Wednesday
for a short visit to Memphis
Rev and Mrs. Edwin ID. Weed.
are in Corinth. and later. will visit
Iuka aud Tupelo. before returning
home
Miss johnnie d. Spragins is the
guest 81 her sister. Mrs Graham, in
Winona. and will visit relatives in
Greenwood, Miss. before she returns
to Aberdeen
Mr. Henry FosI er Raworth, spent
Sunday in Tupelo
Mrs Paine Mcmillan left ruesda :
for visit of several weeks with her
parents. MIR and Mrs.Jame~ in stark
vile
lllr- i vely prizes. chatting dish
apron. au,i a jade stick pin. given by
Miss Annie GiiIeylen, when she en-
tertained the Welch Rarebit Club, on
the evening of ST. Patriek's day. were
won on the cur. by Miss Nellie Fits
and Mr. Will Carlisle.
Mrs. Sallie Pickett Miller left
Sunday for her home in CordeH. Ok
lahoma- Miss Lucille Elkin accom-
psnied Mrs Miller 10 Amory
Mr. Louis Flynt is in Memphis
for a short stay.
Miss Annie Gillevlen spent Thurs
day IN West Point. The guest of Mrs
Barry Chandler
Mr. Robcrt sticky, OF Memphis
was the gnest of Mr.. and Mrs. JOE
Houston, Sunday
Mr.. MCGEE Porter and little son,