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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Lexington

LEXINGTON, VA. May 14.--Dr.
w. w. Smith, chancellor of the RAM
dolph- Macon system of colleges and
schools, accompanied the young la
dies Of the Randolph Macon Woman's
College, Lynchburg. to Lexington on
the occasion of their presentation at
the Virginia Military Institute under
the auspices of the Daughters OF the.
Confederacy OF Lexington, OF the Anti
gone of Eophocles, in the original
Greek. The play was enthusiastically
received, especially by the cadets or
the v. N. j. and the students OF
Washington and Lee.
Mr.. Edward l.. Potter. Of Botetourt
county, q member OF the graduating
class Of Washington and Lee Uni
yrrrfty. hHs-becn etccted pfine&Paf
the Highs School ID Fairfield for the
next session. He succeeds Mr. 3.
r. 0ollehon, who has been principal
for several years, but who declined
reappointment.
General Scott Shipp. for years the
former superintendent of tho Virginia
Military Institute. left Lexington
few days ago for Philadelphia. where
he took steamer for a visit OF sew
eral months to Europe. His visit
will include Scandinavia. Germany
and England. He expects to return
home in July.
Rev. Dr. Charles Manly and Miss
Lois Gorreii are In Baltimore at
tending the meeting of the South
ern Baptist General Association.
Mfr. J. Harris Thompson il repre-
senting Rockbridge Lodge OF Odd
Fellows at the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge In Danvflle.
Mr.. Theodore Marburg. of Baltl-
more, addressed the student assembly
of Washington and Lee on "Interna-
tional Peace
Miss Katie Clarke. OF Piedmont
w. Va, is in Lexington visiting Miss
Lucy Northern
Mrs. Richard IL. Catiett, of staun-
ton. is the guest OF Prof. and Mrs
Livingston w. Smith.
Mr.. Isaac weinberg Is on q busi-
ness trip this week to Northern
cities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Barton Heights

Mrs. John III. Broomsberg, of Kala-
maxco. Mich. Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. p. II. Wisnan. of 500 Monteiro
avenue.
arrived THURSDAY, and Il the guest OF
Mrs. l.. III. Lee, on Luck avenue.
Rev John r. Coleman. Of Ashland
Rev. r. u. Vaughan. Of Westoyer;
Rov. ID. II. Lewis; of Three Squares:
Rev. j. r. Burks. of Oliver, and Rev.
e. r.. Osgood. OF Brook Hill. are the
Iout-cf-town clergy who have attend
ed the conv0cation meeting at Trinity
Episcopal church this week.
Mrs. William NJ. Luck. who was
operated on at the Virginia hospital
Monday. is doing well.
The Richmond Conyocation. which
has been In session In the Epiphany
{Eptseopal) church since Monday
night closed Thursday night at 10
O'Clock. The services Thursday con-
sisted of devotional services ut 10 A.
NJ. led BY the Rev. e. r. Qsgood-
Morning prayer with sermon al Il
r. NJ. business session. and at r.
NJ. evening prayer, with sermon by
the REV. John Moncpre.
The I4adies' Missionary Society. OF
the baptist church. mat ~ the home
tof Mrs. Olivia HAsslarove. Barton
avenue. TUESDAY eIIern00n ~ asoV
o'clock, Mrs q II Aruntcaatle, the
president, preslded. Al attractive
program was rendered after tho usual
business had been transacted Otiicers
for the ensuing yeAr were elected.
Mr1. q. n. M0nktcastle was re-eIected
as president Mira w. r. Jones was
elected Yice-preaident: Mis- Alma
sHaselgrove recretary. Mira r..
Htringef. treasurer. and Mrs. -. II.
WismAn creaaixt.
A TELEGRAM announcing tho death
or Mr.. III. y. Bergman, or Norfolk.
was received At the home OF Rev. a..
e.. Berrtman. brother Of the de-
ceased. wednesday afternoon Mr..
H<rryuRan died about o'clock Wed
n6sday ~ IN h0nte ii k0ffotk and
WAp t1Ffa6 NJ &ufry conilt3t yxlnfl 5ov
ss y Hkk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN. VA, May IA.
Miss Lavinla Waring, a graduate
In piano of the bowling Green SEMI
nary. win give her fnal recital In
the seminary chapel Friday evening
at \ o'clock. Miss Warning, who Is
from Center Cross. Va. has been q
student OF the seminary or the past
session, and has successfully scom-
pleted the course In piano as required
NY that institution.
Among the local transactions In
real estate feT the week tire ftsi-
lowing: Exchange OF the Ennis prop
erty on Main street and Courthouse
square for the Butler property on
Main street. terms private. Sale Of
the George Wright estate on East
read to w. ] and Geo. W. Wright:
consideration, $3.50. Sale OF the
to M Il. Taylor. consideration. ST.
600, Sale Of the James Rtxed Rock
Spring farm on North road to W.
j. Barlow: consideration, $4,000.
A drama In four acts. Farm
Folks" will be given In Bufard's
Hall Saturday night for the 6anefit
cf the Christian church OF Bowling
Green.
Miss Grace Lear. OF Berkiey. va,
who has been visiting her sister. Miss
Emma Lear. at the seminary. left
Thursday. Miss Lear was the re-
cipient OF much attention while
here.
The condition of Miss Meyers, the
popular elocution teachers OF the
Bowling Green Seminary. who was
compelled On account Of illness to
resign her position In December, Ii
much improved. Afiss Meyers Il In
/. Luke's hospital. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Virginia Beach

VIRGINIA BEACH. May i4.-sIrs.
John Hume and family and Mrs. Col
lin Hit. OF Norfolk, havo opened the
DeIarnette cottage for a month.
Miss Mamie Hay, OF Raleigh. "
c., and Miss Bessie Harvard, of Nor
folk, are the guests of Miss Monte
Wilkinson.
Miss Ruby Reid. Of Baltimore. lis
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. James
s. Reid.
Miss Florence Mckinney. of Rich
mond. Is the guest Of Mrs. Charles
Moeley.
Mrs. Everett Perkins. OF Roanoke.
Va. IN spending month at the Gard
ner cottage.
Miss Jessie Campbell. of Bedford
City. Va Is spending some time Mt
the Ocean Wave cottage.
Miss Emma Ragland is visiting
friends in Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. John Perceil. of Richmond.
Va, Is spending some time at the
Ocean Wave cottage.
Mrs. Bcriand and Miss Borland,
Of Bedford City. are stopping at the
Ocean Wave cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strauss of
Richmond. Va, are spending few
weeks at The Arlington
Mrs f. r. PnEh. OF New York, liz
spending some limo ,-ths-Gueen
Anne cottage.
Mrs. Harry e. Hughes. Mrs. George
Hughes and Mira. j. NJ. McClung, of
Fierla. Ala, arc at THE Arlington. .
for few days.
Mrs. W. Hubert Witt. OF Jackson
vile. Fla. II the guest OF her pa
rents. Judge and Mrs. D. Tucker
Brooke.
Mrs. Q. N. Steven. Of Norfolk. spent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Buena Vista

BIENA VISTA. VA, May 1.-THE
first OF tho graduating rccitais from
the department. Of elocution was held
ut the Southern Seminary on last
Monday evening. This department h
under tho supervision Of Miss Grace
Jean Sails. q graduate Of Icmmerscn
College Of eretcrr, Of Boston. his
year there are three rnll graduates
from this department. The one on
sssuslay evening Has given By Miss
Ruth Barlow. rhe program consist
I'd CT three members az a very broad
nature from Shakespearc's court
scene from the Merchant of Venice
10 The Day OF the Dog" Miss Bar-
low was at her best in the Merchant
Of Venice. but as a whole. the entire
program WAS very good. Between
the numbers Miss Myrtle Gotshall
played several selections on tins
piano.
The rehearsais for the Old singin'
Skufe, which will be produced by
local talent. are progressing nicely.
t,n next sfAuesday evening, mo tioTrs,t;
they win play 10 crowded house.
The meetings which have been In
.eicsaa *, 1r,arday a,,crl,y ana Rev,
wa .t,.~,,s e;srrr,,f.tr,5vn- a,
,st,,rrsd ~ his han,a yveanssaav
rrtsn. aad,,,ans ,yera made ~ ~.
s.h,,rch Ia i, Suraay ,,,arrtng
H,shcn r, n Ts,crar hr,a xarvicas
ir tina EnIscan.l rnurch IN FRIDAY
aY6r;s1an 3 ,,a ron1IrYs,a.I large
..i.ss
St.x, w.a,x 4. commencement west,
n, ths So,.tharn a.rn,nary and n
,arsa ,,,n,rnr - yisttora sra axnec,-
- ~, an a.,
a.nn,.t i aou,,, tho mos, br,l,ian,
...,,af r,,r.,,nn ~ fna aa..on was
~. ., Ca, ,-nras, On Ia, aatnr.
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News t,st,. ,ns .nlnr. ., tha TWO
.,s.ss@.,.. "a ~. rs1,r. ~ ~ Sauth !.
- Sas,,as.s, I.n. s,,na, wac
- -, a. ,,,,.,ss a,d Esrase,,,,e
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,'t,,s.n ~ .rs.. auas,s Mica Ruin
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Spottsylvania
Especial to The Richmond virg,nian.)

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
SPQTSYLvANIA, VA, May H.
Miss Carrie c. Pendleton, OF Kentucky,
is visiting in spotsylvania for two
months.
Mr.. Joseph w. Nurrey. OF Rich
mond. has returned home. after viair-
Ing In Spotsylvania.
Miss Sylvia Helen Rosenthal, Of New
York. is visiting In Spotsyivania ana
Will continue her trip to West vir-
ginia before returning.
Miss Make Marvin Pendleton, Of
Kentucky, Is soJourning in SpotsyI-
vanfa for some months.
Mr.. W. T. Green, of Washington,
has returned home, after q visit OF
ten days to MAssaponax.
Mr.. Daniel Clark. Of Richmond, 10
Visiting Tor q week at Ma9aaponax. Va.
Mrs. Alice Marbuyy. Of Washington,
ID the guest OF Mrs. William 81. Green.
Of Massaponax.
Mr.. Harry 8. Beverley. Of Nottoway
county. has gone 70 Richmond. after
visiting friends In Spotsyivanta.
Mr.. William Harris. OF Frederfcks-
burg. has returned home. after visit
ing friends at Spotsylvania.
Mr. II. r. CusEnond and wife. who
have been visiting at Spotsyivania.
have returned home at Frdeerfcks-
burg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
WARRENTON

Especial 20. The Richmond virginian !,
wARRENToN, VA, May l4.--Mr.
James d. Hall sold this week Nebuch-
annaser TO c. II. Smith for $1,000.
This animal was recently purchased
by Mr.. Hall az Pimlico from the sale
of the horses Of the late Robert Nc-
Vile, Of upperville.
Since the sptIng weather began the
warrenton Polo Club has gotten out
FOR number of practice games. Much
interest Is being manifested in the
sport, and all the games are we'll at
tended. A practice game was played
with a team from Marshall this past
week, and the Warrentonians showed
up we'll. Among those playing were
c. n. Smith. Lee Evans, william Will
bur and G. +. WHY.
Mr.. N. u. Benner left this weeis
with his string of thoroughbreds for
the Richmond show. Mr.. Benner win
be one of the Judges
Among the Warrentonians who
went to Washington on Monday and
Tuesday to witness the Barnum &
fsaiieY shows ->-crc tire MISSES frtEfIer,
Dr. Maphis. MIR. Albert Fletcher. Jr.,
Albert Fletcher, Sd, Misses Emile and
Genevieve Fletcher. Mr. c. E. Tiffany,
Mrs. #. A. B. Portman, Misses Mary
aud Catherine Sewers. Mrs. T.. v.
Withers, Mr.. W. r. Stone and chill
dren, Mkesra A. r. Anderson, l. w
Maxheimer. J. Il. Grayson, Miss Kitty
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fielding.
Mira TAYLOR Scatt- has txona 70 Wash
ington for several days to be the guest
of Mrs. Il. @. Hardin.
Miss Jane Forbes went to Baltimore
on "Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs
Edwin b. King.
Mre. Arthur HUMPHREYS. OF Nor
folk, Va. Ii a welcome visitor to War;
renton.
Captain Brook Payne, L. s.. A.. IL
visiting his mother, Mrs j. NJ. PAYNE,
Miss Denise Mahan is at home again.
after visit to Washington, where
Miss Mahan was the guest OF honor
at many functions
Mr.. w. b. Wilson leaves this week
to accept position in a large drug
firm In Charlottesville
Mr.. Joseph a. Jeffries spent sew
eral days in Washington this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaines Smith, who Is
spending some time In Washington. il
at Loretta with MIR. and Mrs. j. S.
Gaines.
Mrs. Albert Fletcher. Jr.. entertain
VI a. a stisHit Ib3Fhttn on IueSday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Labouisse and
children leave this week for Bar Har-
bor. Me, where they will spend the
summer.
Mira. X, J. McCandiiah. who has
been the guest of the Misses Butler
at the institute. left on Monday for
Leesburg. Va.
Miss Ella Bowen, of Remington. WIS.,
tied friends in town this week
Miss Belle e. Stone is at home for
the summer, after an absence of sev-
era1 months.
Mrs. Thomas Keith, of Fairfax. was
at Woodhurne this week.
Mr.. j. ID. Chamberlain was a well
come visitor IN Warrenton this week,
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Nelson are Wis.
ting Mrs. G. w. Nelson at her home
on Green street
Mr.. Webb Maddux. OF Marshall, was
renent~sist&ar to town.
The annual Founders Day exercises
and hop took place at Bethel on Fri.
day and Friday night and was well
attended. A number Of warrenton-
ians being in attendance.
4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Ernporia

Especial to The Richmond virEinian.l
EMPORIA. VA. May is.-Messrs
s. N. Goodwin and W. N. Fowea. OIL
this town. went 70 see governor MAnh
in behalf OF Sam HARDY TINS wceS
and express themselves as very nope
full that Hardy's sentence VIII De COM
muted TO life Imprisonment. ).
Miss Eva King. OF brunswoic8. Is
visiting her brother. Mt. Cnaries u.
King. Of North Emporiet
Mrs. cnaries ~. Hcia, g EmpciM ;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
funeral Rev. A.. C. Bergman is at
tending the General Conference. which
is in seaslon in Asheville. y. c.

tending the General Conference. which
is in session in Asheville. y. c.
A COMMITTEES OF Sunday-School
workers c.- the Methodist church .rsaet
at the home OF Mr.. j. f. Harding
Tuesday night and planned for Chill
drcn's Day exercises, which will take
place at the church tho second Sun
day in June.
MI. Robbins the wife of Rev. J. w.
8. Robins, OF Norfolk. who has spent
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
y. q. McGavock, left for her home
Friday.
MI. n. T.. Shepherd. who fIas re-
sided on North avenue for the past
two years, has gone to Dunbarton.
where He win make his home for the
future.
Mrs. Champion Biedsoc and chill
dren, OF Goochland county, arc the
guests Of Mrs. Joe Smither. of
tsrookland Park.
In the absence OF the pastor. Rev.
A. c. Bergman, who Is attending
the general conference at Asheville.
!. c., Rev. w. A. Laughon will preach
at the Methodist church sunday
morning at II o'clock and the Rev.
John Urts, d. D.. OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, will preach at
+. NJ
-r.Hytur- fsuwrien witt preach sttsftt4,t.
morning ut II O'Clock. Subject. Ne
hen1iah's Great Tack" AT o'clock.
subject, Commenting the Spirit to
Cod
The EpIscopaI Conyocation held
with the Epiphany church closed
Thursday night. The attendance In
t,int Of the clergy was unusually
large and the spirit of the meeting
glorious lI,l,a-uAxt- xexsioa al
the convocntion will take place with
the Rev. Fl. II. Lee, OF Gloucester
county, In October.
The usual services may be ex-
pected at Epiphany Episcopal church
Sunday morning at IL o'clock, and
at night at 8 O'Clock. conducted by
the Rev O. Peyton Craighiil, rec
tor.
Rev. T. NJ Lemiy will preach at
the Overlook Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at II O'Clock and
at Reeds Memorial chapel, on Brock
road. at 3 O'Clock,
During the summer months Mr..
r.emiy Will preach at the Overlook
church every Sunday morning at 1
o'clock and every Wednesday night
at O'Clock, and at Reeds Memorial
chapel every Suaday night and every
Thursday night at o'clock.
Miss A. L. Goodwin and Miss Mat
lie Beckham. of Fredcf1ck's Hail.
Louisa county, who have been visit
ing Mrs a. T. Goodwin, have gone
home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Chatham

CHATHAM. va, May 14--About
twenty of our young people accom-
s,anle,l tne Chatham Dramatic Club
70 Altayixtn Taeedas night. where
they played Mr.. Rob-" The club
Viii ksvs TIE sSmc play IN the opera
house here Thursday evening. The
crowd fApnrfa q very E0cd hnuse NJ
the new city and good tinasA
Chatham training School closes on
the 34th day OF May. The Chatham
Episcopal Institute closes on June
4,
Dr.. Hicks. .cf the Firrt Baptist
church fl bAnvsil~s will prcach the
sermon Cor e. r. !. on sunday May
81.
III. noetwrlght. of richnon1. Will
slSlivet tl& address TIe4dxy svsninUs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Parnplirl i

Especial to The Richmond W.
PAMPL1N CITY, May H.
A. King, OF Ohio. has f4cef
chased a farm OF Mr.. Aubrey q
near here, and has moved "A
same. s
The Misses Crute, Of Hoana
have been on visit to ths1K 13
Miss Dillon, Of Prince EdgEn6
ty. to her sister. Mrn.
this town. have returned
Miss FloAsie Thornton A&3
turned home from q trip ~
where she visited Miss ~
Watkins.
AIRS. Beverly Winston. ~
is on a visit here to III
Thornton.
Mrs. Stanley Wall. nee PaS3 VI
itfns her parents. Mr.. ana 1gy
Payne.
Mr.. o. q. Peterson ana n
ter. Miss Grace. have reconfax r
ed from q trip to LynchbuS
Mr.. Peterson, real ootnf4
recently sold q farm In
ward county for Mr. T0o1
OF. Roanoke, TO 4 Mr.. ~
OF Gargona. Canal Zone. ~
one In same county for ~
Mfr. Thomas Dickereou, 81
county. The latter haa l3 u.s.
same. while the former ~
pect to come here unt11 r.
Every now and then Land G
seen here. 4
Mr.. Samuel Martin. = W0x w
mattox citizen. who hAU 49,
time troubled with heark
suddenly at his home n&6
o'clock this morning.
buried In the family eSG
morrow ct . o'clock r.. II IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
West Point

WEST POINT. VA. May TE.--Dr.
George ". Richardson rs Ut at his
home on Main street.
AIRS. Thomas r. Bagby left Nom
day for Baltimore, where sfie ss at
tending the Southern 'Eaptist conven-
aon. now being held in thai city.
Mrs. M. Daily Walsh iefs Monday
fer a visit TO Baltimore.
Mr. Montague Pitcher, who has
been IL, for come time. is at this
writing no better,
Mrs. Ed. Morvitx win leave Friday
for Baltimore. She was called there
BY the sickness OF her sister. Mrs.
Charles cabe.
Tho Southern Railway Company
has men nj work replacing ties be-
tween here and Hcmancoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14

Mr5. Richard Wake, the Misses
Wake and Mi. Edward de Y. Brad
ford have retudned 10 thet.' home IN
Norfolk, after spending several weeks
stay at the Atlantic Club.
Mr.. w. Fl. White, Jr., OF Richmond,
va, is staying for g. week az the
Witd Rose cottage
MIR. John Alexander. Of Washing.
ton. p. c., Is spending some time az
the Gardner cottage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14

MAJOR And Mfs. HiSt9fIfU
been the guests In Isesabtlx1
Haddie Clagett. I
Mr.. Horace Littlejohu vf11to
ington for several days tht1 -
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert q
Washington, and Master Ch11
spent the week end In xo4
the home or Mrs. Annie JoEG
Mr.. ana Mrs. Chatnbiin. +
mont. Va, returned TO their H
week from a visit to theff M
Harry Chainblin.
Miss Eva Talc0t hAa H1G
her home In Richmond.
visit to her sister. MrA Txtkn
er. }5'
Misses Juiia Taylor and Aa -
las Beverley. of WincAe1te4y
the week end guests ct IT. r.
Inn. ssE
Mr.. Lawrence Lea hao 49,
wood" the suburban hOnIA9 o.
RI. Lynn. FOR the summer 1fl
Mrs. Brad Beverly an& 1l
Beverly were guests this W0o1l 4
Haddie Clagett. b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
. Social News From All Sections Of Virginia

the week end at the Queen Anne
cottage
Miss Anne " Guy, of Norfolk, 10
spending soIuo time at The airing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
L.eesL,sl1
Especial to the Richrnond

Especial to The Richin0Ad
f,EESBtYRC,. VA. Ifa1
u.,,.r ~ s,,,,,.v ~ ~ - !. Il
''0"'o" -. s' -
ing some ume IN Les
home OF Mr.. and Mn
whippie.
Mr.. william r. Lynn. ~
and sister, Miss Della ky1Ix
moad, Va, ars spcndtnx t
jamestown, Ind, ~ tho gI1oq
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16
PROCEEDINGS OP BOARD w SUPERVISORS OF
ANTE COUNTY, STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Be it remembered that on Monday, Dee.
5, 1910, the above body met in regular ses-
sion in the court house in the town OF Lib
erty, said county and state; all the members
present, also sheriff and clerk.
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16
CauSey'S Big POrkerS.

Two hogs were recently killed
by G. M. Causey who kept the fol-
lowing estimates.
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

W Fl Bates, mdse. ...... 5 10.
Board adjourned until tomor-
row morning at 8 O'Clock.
W. W. JACKSON, Pres.s
WEDNESDAY-THIRD DAY;
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present same as yesterday.
D. F. Gordon allowed Il off of
sentence for good behavior, and
on account of his health.
When any scontagious disease
such as small pox, ETC., appears
in any district, the board member
from same shall consult with at
tending physician or health Off
Ger and take steps to stamp out
said disease. and report at next
meeting, All orders in conflict
with this is repealed.
Petition Of Polk Talbert ct ais
to do away with hog law in south
.ern. part Of dist 8, filed for 80 days
ID. G. Wilson relieved from pol
tax Of 1910,
NJ. A. Wall appointed farm
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

Board adjourned until tomor-
row morning at s o'clock.
W. W. JACKSON, Pres.
TUESDAY-SECOND DAY
Board met pursant to adjourn
ment. Present same as yesterday.
Accounts allowed
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

My great sale will continue un-
til Xmas. | am receiving new
goods every day which | am sell
ing at the low sale prices. Will
have a big lot of Xmas goods
that will be put in this sale.
e. 0. McLemore.
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Weathers-
by, in their usual charming man
ner entertained the following
young ladies and gentlemen at
Progressive Forty-Two, Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Coffman
who. left for home Wednesday
afternoon: Misses Ola Robinson,
Fay Hall, Velma Scott, Maggie
Robinson, Mary Butler, Lucy
Bates, Hettie Mcknight and Alma
Causey. Messrs. Louie and Cur
tis Westbrook, F. M. Coleman,
Willie Williams, Carey Hughey,
Malcolm Smiley, Chas. Bates and
Ernest Mccoy. The suggestion
that Christmas is near, was in
evidence by the beautiful holly
decorations, and the familiar face
Of Santa" on the tally cards.
Punch and other dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

NO KNIFE
Ohiropractic adjustments
remove the cause OF all
diseases both acute and
chronic. If you have
tried everything else try
Chlropractic
:. B. c HAMB BERLIN
CHIROPRACTOR

II will adjust the first five cases
of fever within ten miles Of Lib
erty FREE.
7 will be in Liberty every alter
nate week; in Brookhaven the
Intervening week. Miss Sadie
Chamberlin will take my place at
Bl ookhaven when | am at Iiber-
ty, and will be at Bassfeld the
other week. Will be at Liberty
Dec. 5 to 10, Dec. 10 to "a. In
Brookhaven Nov. 27 to Dec. 4,
Dec. II to 18, Dec. 26 to 81.
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

Gruels are more tempting to
the sick if whipped in a froth with
an egg-beater and served in pref
ty, dainty cup.
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16
Bridge 10 Let.

Ordered that building Of Under
wood bridge in district 2 to be let
to the loves; bidder at the Janua-
ry meeting 1911. Specifications
on file with Chancery Court.
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

We are in receipt Of a letter
from Joe D. Lea Of Mobile, Ala,
in which he informs us that he
will once more become a citizen
of old Mississippi. He will locate
at Summit. Joe says there is NO
place like "Old Mississippi"
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

Just arrived a big lot of Xmas
goods. &. 0. McLemore.
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

Board let rebuilding of bridge
over branch on Gloster and Sum
nit road to j. N. Wells for the
sum of $500.
D, j. Hughey was awarded the
contract to repair bridge near T.
S. Parker's place for So.
Ellis Greek bride was let to J.
N. Wells for $22.5O.
The matter of the application
of J. F. Sterling and wife for loan
of $3.50 was granted.
The matter of the application of
A. A. Forrnan and wife for loan
of $500 was granted.
The matter of the application of
M. E. Hutson and wife for loan of
$3.50 was granted.
The matter OF the application OF
Winchester Everett for loan OF
5000 was granted.
The matter of the application of
]. c. Cox and wife for loan OF
$240 was granted.
The matter of the application Of
S. L. Roberts and wife for loan Of
$3.50 was granted.
Accounts allowed.
2 T Travis, wk on rd. IS 2 SO
7 s Cockerham, rep brdg 90
JIG Wilson, rebuild :" 20 rs
VIM Wilson, bldg culv. -. 10 OO
Same, rep brdg. .....,... 2 0C
D Barter, remove brd5 !. 2 81
W J Toler, lumber. ..... 81 u
Same, bury pauper. ...... 5 OC
] f Sterling and wife, loan $50 0(
/ A A Forman " !" +" 800 O(
NJ Z Hutson " i" & $50 o.
The Southern herald., 1910-12-16

We have just been requested
to announce that there will be
preaching at Woodland Church
Sunday at II o'clock by Rev. D.
E. Kelly or Bro. G. D, Anders.
Dinner on ground; two services.
All are invited to attend.