The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-04-08

Mrs. @. 0. Eckfort had as
guests Thursday for tea, Rev. and
Mrs. Weed.
Mrs. Watt Wardlaw has re-
turned to Oxford.
Miss Alice Mitchell Of Okolona.
spent Sunday of last week with her
mother, Mrs. X. +. Mitchell.
Mrs. Tubb and little Mary
Fletcher, have returned from visit
to relatives in Okolona.
Mrs. NJ. A. Beacham. of Her.
Evansville, Miss, is with her
daughter. Mrs. Warburton. for
visit of several weeks.
Miss Cleo Mcdonald is visit
ing in Birmingham.
Mrs. Robert Burns left Mon
day for St. Louis.
Miss Emma Sykes is welcomed
by her many friends.
Federal Court convened on Mon
day, and we have as guests in our
city, Judge H. C. Niles, of Kos
ciusxo, Miss, Judge w. d. Frazee,
United States District Attorney;
w. f.. Stone assistant district at
torney; Messrs A. VI. Storer. j. ].
Vance, and Lee Oldham. United
States Marshal and deputies Also
Hon +. T. Sykes Of Columbus.
Mrs. Bell is with her daughter
Mrs. G. ?. Smith.
Mr. Acker Rogers mas returned
from Memphis.
Miss Ella Lee Eikner and
Mr.. George Howell. bookkeeper for
w. t. Spragins 4 Co. were quietly
married on last Sunday evening at
about 8 O'Clock, at the Baptist
Both of the young peo-
pie have wide circle of friends
who wish for them a future OF much
happiness.
Miss Christine Rogers leaves in
a few days for trip to Memphis.
Mrs. Orestis Staicos, and son
Angelo spent Sunday with her
mother Mrs. E. l.. Sykes.
Judge Miller has returned to
Mrs. HUMPHREYS Holder has
to Jackson.
MIR. Harry Miles, of Chicago,
is expected in few days.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS Holder leaves
Friday, for Jackson, after visit to
her mother, Mrs. E. l.. Sykes.
-Messrs Paine and Will Lenoir
Of Muldon, were guests of Mrs.
John Mcmillan last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Weed leave
the last of this week for their new
home. Morgan Park, Chicago. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Weed have made for
themselves. life long friends in
Aberdeen, and it is with deepest re-
greet their departure will be felt.
DR.. Durley expects To attend |
the Medical Association that meets
in Oxford next week.
MIR. Jackson, who has been |
with Mrs. Wendell, has returned to
his home in Florance, Ala.
Mrs. Jack Evans. of Muldon.
vas visitor last week.
Mr. Frank Rogers. of Mem
phis, is visiting his sister. Mrs. E.
D. Sykes.
MIR. Clarence Lowe will be one
among the many "Shriners'' in
attendance in New Orleans next
week.
Mrs. ID. W. Houston left Wednes-
lay for visit to her sister, Mrs.
William Fair, in Memphis.
The Young Ladies Bridge Club |
was renewed last week, after the
quiet of the Lentin season, and |
had its first meeting with that most |
gracious of hostess Miss Norma
Eckford Besides the club Miss |
Eckford entertained a mum Der of |
other friends. Miss Gertrude Wicks
won the club prize, which Mrs.
Rogers and Mrs Wicks were
awarded the guest prizes, to Mrs.
Gay fell the consolation. A most |
delicious salad course with an ice
was served Mesdames Rogers, Sta
cious, Reuben Davis Jr., Wicks, |
Carter. Payne, Gay, Misses Wlcks
Cunningham, MeFarlane, McQuis-
ton and Rogers.
Mr.. Tom Sykes is expected a
lew days with his mother, Mrs Z.
Sykes.
Mrs. Savage was in Wednes-
lay.
MIR. Clifton left Thursday for
Mrs. Ruffin is with her parents
DR.. and Mrs. Green.
Mrs. John Wicks and Miss Ger
rude Wicks are spending a few
av,nv,h1c