davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Council In.taIIs Officers.

Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. j. o. L.
a N, has installed the following off,
GERS:
Councillor, George a CohiH; vice coun-
cilor. E ! Herring; recording secretary,
John z. SmallwoOd; financial secretary,
William c. Carter; assistant recording
secretary. H F Steele; treasurer, VII
liam H. Pyles; warden. John A H Har-
gett: conductor. Harry Talbert: inside
sentinel, H ". Howell; outside sentinel,
George 2. Bateman; chaplain. J. ".
Watts; trustees, W n Bobb, F. F.
Kress. X. H. R Martin; Junior past
councillor, c. ". Talbert
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
MRS. SAGE EXTENDS TINE.
Gives Bible Society Another Year ts
Equal Her Endowment.

New York. Jan. sit was announced
BY the American Bible Society to-day
that Mrs Russell Sage has extended <0r
one year. from December 81 last. her
ofer OF S500o09 toward the society's per-
maneut endowment fund OF the condi-
ton that the friends OF the society sub
scribe a similar amount fOr the same
fund
The society had raised more than one
quarter OF the amount needed when-he
origiaa! tine limit expired.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
LincoIn's Ran splitting TOOI..

From the ChicSo Rec0rd-He-ald-
The will OF the late Mrs. Anna c. Du-
rand. widow Of Charles E Durand. a
pioneer business man Of Chicago, who
died several years ago. was probated in
Waukegan ASnday. Mrs Durand- who
was sixty-four. died suddenly at her
home IN Lake Forest September j. Hrs
Durand had among her historical treas
uras a maui and several wedges which
were used by Abraham Lincoln when he
was 2 rail splitter These are bequeathed
to Mrs Mary McClanahan, a sister.
Mrs. Durand had refused thousands of
dollars for them from different museums
and collectors.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

ers OF Mary. who have done so much to
promote the educational interests OF the
school
St Patrick's Academy IS practically one
OF the Oldest parochiaI schools ln TIE Dis
trict. takes front rank with the paro-
chial schools Of any large city. and has
the proud distinction OF embracing the
only free Catholic high school in the
Archdiocese Of Baltimore.
As Bishop Spalding is quoted as hay
Ing said: "The greatest religious fact
In the United States to-day is the Cath
ole school system. maintained without
any aid except from the people WHO
love ="
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Roxaltr Leads simp1e Lie.

rroZn IOEn sIo CcunIy-
Court life IN Norway is usually simple.
almost TO the point Of being democratic.
In summer one frequently meets the King
and Queen, who then occupy their small
but charming country house outside the
city, driving along the country roads.
while II the winter It IS by no means
unncommon to meet them coastiag down
the hills upon kjalker. or sledges OF the
country, or upon ski, joining in with the
populace in the national winter sports.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Coz. ntA
and 9 SIS. Nv Rev Sargel WoodTov D. D..
pastor. Il a. n, public worship, With seruca by
the pastor - ueIl-foCz6sd city" p n, pob-
lie worship. with sermon By Rev. P A Baker
D. D., OF Columbus. Ohio; music b. quartet and
chorus choir led by Dr. J. y. Bischo5. orEazist-
30 q n. Sunday school SIS ? n, Y. P. )
C.E.
sIT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia read ard 18th s. IL. TIE pastor. Rev.
u Ross Fishbun VII preach a. Il ard a. s
Subieces, e. H., 'Shoes Ct iro1 and brass" O.
II, "Aconymous." go e. r.. Sunday scAool-
D II Junior Ende2yor- SD D Il SerICr
EudesTor. Music By quartet and c5c-us ch0iE. A
welcome for AL
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

BISHOP ALPHEUS ". WILSON. D D.. WILL
F-each next Surday. Il g. H. ard 20 p L. q
CaIra-y NJ z. Church south, Q s. Dear Slsr s.
Nv P-eachirz thrua-h the week eS5 evening az
80 b. Rev J. Hou1rd Wells.
Nj. VERNON PLACE u Z. CHURCH SOUTH.
CT 81 and X So III. J. HOEE-d Wells. pastor.
80 g. Il. sunday school. a. T., TIE two
Sod Christian q. TIE hearer Ard 2e eo@r
Ct ths Word" ? n. ErE0rrh LeaZcs-
2 II. TIE pol. Tire Ezn. and tae CaTs-i @.
Il. .lrra- AZ t.s EaE.rz Ctrlst.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
New York ave, Il and I5-h SIS Dr. Wauaes
Radcliffe pastor II q T. public worship: ser
non b the pastor. rs ?. n a prophets CT
70 the city" a series. 30 p n. Bible school
s13 a. n, adzlt elassss- SO p II, Christian
EndeaTo7 Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave. y and lseh SIS
Charles Wood n,injsts-
Tyler Dcunett assistant ntnis-z.
JsIaes McHenry. minister q Peek ChSpsI.
Il a. n. the pastor VII p-sach-
N. Dr. Donald c. Macleod The cznpzSZn
Ggainst intempcraDce"
Musical serTice. led b. Church ouarts+. from So
70 o'clock
?. n. she pastor VII pr-ach On The cniaz
man"
Musical service from 80 70 o'GOck- ouz-tst
frgn the Marine Band
Sunday schoOi az ss5 a. n
Christian EndeaFoT nesting ?. n
Thursday evening az s, uaidweek service
FTRST-The Strangers Sabbath Home Donald
Q. Macleod. minister i a. Il, bap1zn and
the Lords Supper rs 2 n. song service and
eyaugelistic address All are EelSoma
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Is;h and o sta O z.
Winbgler. pastor. s10. :. S L o'cock, On
rnuni0n Tith God and rs results" 10 p T.,
c. L ?. n. HOT % help ard heal oG-selses.
Questions answered EFgTybocy Welc0me
Z HEZ sWE1IS subject: '-Ths Greatest Gessaz n
Washington" Sunday night. 80 o'c Preaching.
fh and Va ave Sc.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Elh sad SIS.
D.. J. J. Muir pastor. Preaching: Rev Dr. s. e
Greene. Il g. Il psstOr. rs ? II S S. go
a IL c. z. 6.E ?. IL
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Grocers Elect Officers.

At the last regular meeting Of the Re
tail Grocers' Protective Association the
following officers were elected: II. L
Meader, president; J. H Goodrich, first
vice president; J. T White, second vice
president. E. Z Fisher. treasurer. Perry
P. Patrick. secretary. and Charles f
Digs, attorney; trustees, J. T. Fowler,
H S. Haight, R E Smith. ". L. Hart,
L. 2. LUsby, H. c. Rothery. George E.
Bohannon, c V. Sparrow, J. Brayshaw,
jr., F. A. Dodge, and R z. ". Schmidt
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
4 Singular Man.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
That second speaker was a very singu-
lar man"
There was nothing in his appearance
TO indicate singularity-"
''But didn't you notice that when he got
Up he didn't say the toastmaster's intro
ductory remarks reminded him Of a
stoTy?"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
SPIRITUALIsM.

SPIRITS GIVE THEIR MESSAGES. AIrred h.
Te-y VII hold meeting Sunday evening * Z
o'elock- Lecture followed b messages sron TIE
spi-it si5s q lise. 81 SchEidt's Han SIS s1h
s. nv
FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythiaz Te-pss, Iglz s-h
s. NJ. George " Kates and 8ifs minister's
Lscc-7s II 6 p II Mr. Hates VII give sIrri-
rnessareS after lecture
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
LUTHERAN

KELLER MEMORIAL Nd sFs and sh e. ns.
Rev. C. P. WEes. pastor Preaching and ceieo-z-
ton q the Lords SuppG. Il and 20. Su1caJ
scho0l. 95a Catscheucal csss. % JUNIOR L
z. ). IGts-ne1iate ard Senior C. L. 50
MEMORIAL. Thc-as Circle. Series. With So
1n01 b Tss.E. J. &. Butler, IL b c. b
Bz-ieg. sfternooa az Z Schocl, 80 c & SIS
p-e-a- r.ea.inr Tnrr-iav.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
NEWS AND NOTES.

over IN Europe 2 few weeks ago some
pieces OF bone were unearthed which the
scientists pronounced TO be portions Of
the skeleton OF a man who lived I75,0oO
years ago. That is a staggering, incom-
prehensfble period Of time for the mind
TO attempt to grasp Yet II We project
those ages over into the future. they
viii be as but a beginning Of eternity
Granting the correctness Of al the scien-
tific surmises concerning these few pieces
OF bone. and granting the Immortality Of
the human soul, then We know that, al
though he has lived all these unimagin-
able aeons n the realm Of spirits. this
man has covered no appreciable portion
Of eternity. Life hereafter is a long,
long life,
Eternity IS the cure for all times us.
For Uncounted multtudes OF people this
life seems not worth living Its rewards
are not commensurate with its Iabors
Its pains outweigh its pleasures. Exist
ence is e dread burden TO more persons
than probably any OF Us suspects. as the
Increasing host OF suicides the world
around testify The mysterious and un-
charted future, men believe. holds the
key 10 rfe's puzzle Eternity contains
the explanation Of time Human life
cannot be understood from the standpoint
OF one world
An italian proverb says that God paws,
but not always on Saturday" His ulti-
mate settlement is of somewhere in that
eternity where there a-e none Of earth's
misunderstanding or limitations
The person who has lived and worked
for noble ends, pouring himself unstint-
edly into the service Of God and man,
does not need TO fear eternity. That IS
dreadful only TO those whose earth-Iife
has not been adjusted to the divine life
The fear OF death IS a terror from
which the Christian has been delivered
He. Ike Paul. longs 10 be clothed upon
with richer, freer life Of immortality.
The person who lives for the next world
VIII live best in this, for his constant ain
VIII be 20 bring the heavenly ways down
70 earthly walks.
After the triviaIlties Of present-day
poetry. Win us WOro-Jugglilg neDulOuS-
ness, It is inspiriing to turn TO the sub
lime definiteness Of the deathless hymn
Of aspiration, written IN the twelfth cen
tury. BY Bernard OF Cluny:
jerusalem the golden.
With mix and honey best;
Beneath Thy contemplation
Sink heart and voice opp-est
! knCE not 0 ] know not
What iOys await ne there:
What radiancy q glory.
What bliss beyoud compare.
They stand. those walls 0f Zion,
Al tubilant with sorg
And bright with many al anEe,
And El the martyr thr0nE
TIE Pnnce IS ever n then
he daylight Is serene;
The pastuTes Of the blessed
Are decked n glozio1s sheen
There IS the throne o. David;
And there. from care released
The song q then that triumph
TIE shout of them that feast:
And they. who With Their Leader,
Have eouqueTed II the fight,
Forsrez and focsTe-
Are clad n robes q white
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. coz. Iits sod L 81
T1vssss G. 3. Pierce. minister. 9.5 g. Il. Sun
6av school Class for the Comparative Study o.
Religion. and Unity Study Cas- = 3 Il.
morning worship. sermon by the utzis.sz. ?
n. Young Peoples Religious Union , n
evening worship. sermon by the minister. ne
y-lblic invited to al services
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, l3th ard 80 ~
Rev. John Van Schzick. g.. pastor u 3 II,
rac-uinz service corducted b. the pastor; address
b7 E-ncst b Che-rngtcl- q Chicago editor The
Issue" ? Il, veSpeT serTicei sts7eop-co7 lsc-
rure. Tbs u,aygTU,1n5s q Washington d. Il
s Curtis s,s5 s. II. Sunday school 80 ? Il,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
THE sECULARLEAGUE.

ADDRESS: PIONEERS AND MARTYRS OF
PROGRESS" ". y. NzcEe1zie Sketch. The
sinners donGti7n." Z G. Eeuusy. Debate
p II Pythan Temple, Is-2 9ch s. pw. Sezts
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18Th ard C07c07au IS Nv Ths
Rev Frank Sewsu. .. D, pastor. VII preach AZ
u e. n Christ Es c01useiCr. Sunday sc8ool,
E.5 .. T. second lecture u Christian econou1-
ics. TIE MEASURE OF NAN as applied
70 uzt1re and society. Al a-e velco1e Free
trzrts u the vest1bule.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
NONsECTARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythizn Temple. lel2 sh s.
Se--ices az HIS g. II Howard AscNutt. q
rosed rsrresertat5Te q the Bahai faith, VII SPEAK
OF The coming unity o. uaIkind- 4 e5-cl2i
initiation Is extended.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
sEYEXTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

ETETH-DAY ADVENTIST. Pastor. Janss 2
shultz Il TIE Memorial Ch1rch. co-ne- q I2-h
snd II s. ". VII SPEAK o. the sJb1oc[ 50
cialiEn. IS ain ard future TTusDects." n The
sbovo church to-nor7oT evening al o'clocz- Al
ere invited
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
CHRIS TTAN.

VERMONT. AVENUE CHURCH. Service, With
sermon by Frederick y. Power. = and - Bible
sehoal ga C. E So Cone
MRS. J. ?. BAKER las returned froD Europe
and VII take charge q her cas- next Sunday -
the Te-no-t Avenue Christian Church
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
HEALING By MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS sEATON VII ssrs a TAX a hs- oaoes. Ths
Farrz-ut 18th ard Eye Apt ~ Sunday. 4 ? Il
Subject The law q metal healing" PstiE-s
treated uesk days rPho1e N ssI
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

Hall. corner Eighteenth and Church
streets. The address viii be given by Mr-
Shreby. He win also speak the following
evening. at the regular monthly meeting
Of the Junior Local Assembly. which viii
be held in St Andrews Parish Hall.
corner Fourteenth and CorcoiSn streets
northwest
The minister in charge Of St Agnes
Chapel. Trinity Parish. Rev. DR.. Camp
bell. was recently presented TO the
Bishop-eIect. Rev. Canon Harding. by the
members OF the executive board, who
were present in a body.
Trinity Parish, with great regret, saw
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Wye depart for their
new home IN Fernandina, Fla Mr Wye
and his charming wife greatly endesred
themselves TO the entire congregation
during the year and q half Of their
sojourn here. and It VIII be very difficult
10 find any one 10 take theiE place.
Great plans are being made TO move St
PauPs. Tokyo, TO a new site. and thers
erect buildings, which shall be adequate
to the increasing demand.
Bishop Kinsolving presided over the
tenth annual council OF the Missionary
District OF Brazil, which opened on
October II. 1908
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Are clad n robes q white.

Safety has laid its deadly pail upon
InyTiads OF people to-day. especially in
the cities. They are weary OF the sordid,
tinsel. patty round OF their lives. Moth
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
SOME LIFE AND HEALTH STUDIES.

By JAMES HUGH KELLEY. sunday. Jaa- u.
4:l5 p II. 20 East Capitol s. Subsect. 'Ths
golden rule ard god healfh." Spzcocs -oous
Questions .rSwe-ei
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
18Th 81 Nv. and Dupont Circle
ss m.-Holy Communion.
u a m--5lo-ning prayer and sermon By G. Ernest
Smith. D D, D. c. l., rector
sp m--EFenins PRAYER and sermon b rector
5traLgeTs cordially invited 10 al
services.
ST. MARKS CHURCH, Sd and A sts. Sc. Clergy.
Rev. ". L. De Fries. Ph. D.. aid Rev Z j.
Curtis. Se-Tices. 80 Il. ard 20
EPIPHANY CHURCH.
G s., bet. l3th and lslh-
Rev. z. II. MeKin. d. D.. rector.
SERVICES:
sa H. II q ~. and p T.
Sunday school.
s-o a. ard D n
Services especially for men al :. Il
ST. .PAULs CHURCH. "a ST Nv. nea- Wash
ing1oa Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding. d. D., and
Rev. Charles B- H5lmead. clergy Holy Coz
usrui1u- : % and % a. II Sunday school. s-s
a ~ Morning service and sermon % oelocx
C-hurzl e7ezsons and se-nol, P n Al seaS
free.
ST. Marks CHURCH. "a and stS Sc. Cle-EJ.
Rev. ". T. lie YTies. p. D, and Rev K 4
Curtis. Services, 20 4, snd 20
TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and c stS Nv Rev.
Richard P Williams. rector. Services AZ 80 Il
and s. Rector vii preach
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Geo-gst0wn- RsE.
James f. V. Blake rector. 30 q n, Holy
Communion. go 4 n. Sunday sca0ol- i q. Il,
ful service and sernon by the rector. 30 p. n.
evening p-zye- and address
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
OTHER SERVICES.
NEW NATIONAL THOUGHT CENTRE,

SUNDAY SERVICES At RAUSCHERs. I1u
Com ave At :. r.. address b Miss E1--a
Cray; sub,ect ''Subisc1iTe and elective u-i-5 20
Daily rooz meeting ard Wed-esdsys az : , n
a. Loan and TE-st BldE. CT. AID Pr Pcb-
lie invited
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
EVANGELICAL CHRIsTIAx SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Han. IacT st. ~. Services Sun
day. i q. 4. a-6 % p II Morning lec1u-s b
Bishop OLIVER c. SABIN. subject AVOID the
mistakes Of the psst % insure future szs1ess''
Evening lecture b. WINFIELD :. WHITMAN.
Testimonial meeting wednesday sTezicg e. Ssl
Seats free All irTitsd
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Now IS eternity.

The wish forms often warm upon my
heart that may learn nothing here that
] cannot continue n the other world;
that may do nothing here but deeds
that viii bear fruit IN heaven.-Richter.
Life is most worth living when il is
lived for the most worthy ends The
thought Of heaven hereafter and OF heav-
enliness now has been the redemption OF
many a spirit from misery and sordid-
ness. IN this sense even earth may be
blest by heavens best.
Eternity holds times best, purified. per
fected, perpetuated- It is land OF homes
where there are no breakings up and no
uncongenial traits in any member OF the
household
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 1s,h
and z S.. w SeTics: Sunday. I0S0 q. r
and ? Il
subse-t. SACRAMENT
Sunday sclco L q r. Wed-s5zy eze-i-z
meeting O'Clock Public c0-yiisIly invited Al
seats free Free reading rcon, 81 Colombo
B,,i-dirz
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

4 Hfe's direction determines its deeds.
Men and women who are headed toward
heaven VIII not conduct themselves in a
selfish or Unbrotherly fashion
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

ing is more noteworthy IN fashionable
assembly than this appearance Of jaded-
ness. They have lived al a terrific pace
for to-day. and it has not been worth
While. In this mornings newspaper
Jewish rabbi IS quoted IS saying: Days
and nights are taken I'D with excitements
and dissipations; feast follows upon feast
show upon show. entertainment upon en-
tertainment, dress parade upon dress
parade. the excesses Of which give false
view OF life, a false conception Of wom-
ans place in society, OF mans purpose
IN acquiring means" How may this re-
grettabie condition OF life be improved?
Most directly, by giving men and women
q worthier life goal They have lived for
to-day. now let them Try living for eter-
nifty. The men have stTiven 10 lay up
riches on earth; let them try laying up
treasures In heaven. The women have
given themselves to g display Of their
worldly exceIlencies: let them try the
display Of heavenly graces- In no surer
way can the amelioration Of human So
cietv be hastened
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

Five views OF the picture OF the men
on the Third Sunday League" taken
after the service OF Sunday, December
%. viii be shown in The vestibule OF St
Aloyslus' Church tO-morTow- Any one
desiring TO purchase one or more OF the
photographs can leave the order al the
TectOry-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

Mr.. G. Frank shreby, one OF the
Brotherhood OF St Andrews travelling
secretaries. viii spend four OF FIVE days
during this month IN Washington, IN the
interest OF the organization The senior
local assembly viii meet Monday. Janu-
ary Is, at O'Clock, in St Thomas Parish
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

Rev. Father James NJ ellis, c. s P,
president OF St Thomas AQuinas Col
Iege. VIII address the Holy Name Socte-
ties Of the District, IN St JosePh's
Church. on the Feast of the Holy Name,
Sunday, January L, 81 80 O'Clock The
society viii be represented BY men from
every parish IN the District. and the
directors Of the various branches VIII be
present
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

Rev Paul Griffith and Rev George 4
Dougherty, of this city. win take part II
the ceremOniesLthe former as deacon
Of honor TO Mgr. Diomede Falconio the
apostolic delegste-snd the latter as
master Of ceremonies The hierarchy q
the United States will be represented BY
and bishops 70 the number
Of sixteen OF more. Several hundred
priests from various diOceses IN the
United States vii attend the consecra-
ton. Many priests from Washington viii
be present.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

The Holy Name Society OF St Dom
inics Church. numbering about SO men.
wiz receive Holy Communion n q body
at the 80 o'clock mass in that church
tomorrow. The annual election OF Of
fcers VIII take place Monday evening. at
the meeting 20 be held IN the parish han
for that purpose. and TO conclude az
rangements for the celebration OF The
Feast OF the Holy Name
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

Rev. Dr. William T. Russell WIN preach
in the Cathedral IN Baltimore tomorrow
at the conservation Of the vicar-generaI.
Rev owen b COrrigan. D. D. as Titular
Bishop Of Marca and Auxiliary Bishop Of
Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

The simple truth is that Christianity
Itself. with this Somebody left out, Is
mere Of an Incredible miracle than the
most wonderful acts that have ever been
aseribed 10 the Spirit o. Jesus. There IS
no other explanation possible for the Use
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-10

=
- -----------
Don't you think thousands and thous
ands would come here long before the
appointed time, just to look and see?
And would they not go back and say
to their friends at home, sit is all
true; they have the land, the climate
and the water; it is a great find; it
is THE opportunity"
One hundred thousand acres, divided
into fifty acre farms, would furnish
homes for 1900 families; two thous-
and families would be equivalent to
about ten thousand people. But that
| would be a comparatively small con
GRAFTON compared to the amount of
advertising it would give to this sec
| ton. A merchant frequently sells far
below cost some of his merchandise
to attract visitors to his store. The
idea would be the same; and to at
tract the attention of the entire coun-
try, and put the papers to talking, and
| the Associated Press Ito handling it,
and the railroads to advertising rates
to The Great South MisSissipDi Free
Homestead Opening;" what would all
that do toward advertising this sec
ton? Certainly it would be worth
more to the land owners who are now
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-10

South Mississippi needs some sort
of united action of some kind or other,
on a big scale. The people do not
seem to realize what really big thing
they have. They are enjoying kind
of mutual admiration society. They
meet and talk and tell each other
what a splendid country and climate
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-10
land poor. Certainly it would make

gave away worth considerably more
and who would come here to take a
chance at the free homesteads, is it
not reasonable to suppose that many
who came would buy; and that others
who could not buy would go back to
their homes and friends and tell them
that is a fine country: the climate
is fine, the soil deep, the land well
watered; if l had the money | would
certainly grow in Nalup"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-10

BILE people I'VE" are, and what great
things I'VE" have in the future. Then
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-10

hey haven't got single hair Il
Upon their little heads;
ut each is covered with it's share
OF flimsy silken threads. P
hey had a party yesterday L
1t was a dandy treat @
nd when they finished with their
play
They got these things to eat:
ONE bingham sandwiches quite thick |
Some calico cocoanut pie
ONE taffy-taffy on stick,
Some ribbon bons, and my!
great big cambrick of ice cream,
Some sable mullins, to.
III, dear. l really wish l was
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-10

I Personal II
I. ALLEN
O " E s IS
nz..--nssz@.@.---~~..
Harper and Miss Rodgers, of New
Albany.
A number of pretty bags were
brought for the Bazaar which wiz
be the middle of November.
Mesdames NJ. King, NJ Harper. G.
Aubrey, assisted Mrs. Smith and Mrs
Cochran in serving an ice course.
Mrs S. Burr will be hostess of the
Aid next Monday at o'clock, at her
home on Newman street
= = !.
Invitations Issued.
CroW-P'Pool.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dayton p.
Pool request the pleasure of your cons-
pany at the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Bonita, to Mr. Arthur John Grove
On Monday afternoon November the
fifteenth, at two o'clock. 20 Boule-
ward DeKalb, Kirkwood, Atlanta, Ga
The above invitations have been re
ceived in this city by the friends of
! the groom, to be. Cards enclosed
state "at home after the twentieth Of
November, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Mr.. Grove is secretary and treas
urer of the Hattiesburg Coco-Coia
/ Bottling Co, and has many friends
who will welcome his bride to her
new home.