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The Washington times., 1910-08-27
QUIET BUT EASIER STOCK MARKET,
WITH PACIFICS A POINT OFF.
GOSSIP OF STREET.

The short session was not prolific in
any large volume Of trading, nor were
the price changes important enough to
call for much comment The opening
gave indications of a rise. and some
close observers looked for 81 10 con
tinue on the theory that the shorts
would make some effort to cover over
the weekly adjournment. But the ad-
vancing tendency at the start proved
Ito be a false scent and the theory that
the shorts were uneasy also turned out
to be il correct, for they stood pat from
the opening TO the close, showing faith
in their opinions
Snd the market soon began to sag,
slowly, very slowly, all through the ses-
sion under the leadership OF Union
Pacific. which dropped about a point.
Reading was the strongest stock on the
list in the initial trading advancing q,
and in the slow decline il lost this gain
and an additional fraction Southern
Pacific lost about as much as its sister
stock. Union Pacific.
The general list Of rails and in
dustrials moved sIEEgfshIy. on the
same general lines with the leaders.
but the list OF stocks IN which there
were no trades vas larger than for
weeks past, including many stocks
that are frequently to the fore. like
Pennsy. New York Central, the Hill
shares, and other stocks.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
NAVY

Commander NJ J. MILLER. duty Con
neCticut as executive officer
Commander q. H. BURRAGE, detached
duty Connecticut; granted sick leave
Lieutenant Commander E r POL
LOCK. 10 duty office Judge Advo-
cate General. Navy Department
Lieutenant A ". PRESSYs retired,
duty Navy Recruiting station. New
York. " Y. to home.
Lieutenant II. T. SHOEMAKER TO
duty fitting out Mccall
Lieutenant W. p. CRONAN, duty Navy
Recruiting Station New York. 10
duty charge Publicity Bureau. Navy
Recruiting Service, New York
Medical Inspector H 3. Fits, retired,
placed on retired list from august
% 1910
Chief Gunner J. J. MURRAY, 10 duty
Naval Academy, Annapolis Nd
Machinist y. J. HAYES, 70 duty Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, y. Il
Commodore r. H GAIT, retired, died
AZ Norfolk, August % 1910
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

Consolidated Gas and General EIec-
trio suffered point declines. Copper
and Smelling were reasonably steady.
3. & O. and Atchison were easier
There was nothing in the news or
the day TO give the market a better
tone. the political situation being as
badly mixed as could wei be mag
iued and the desire of business inter
ests for "rest.' judging from pres
ent Indications, is not likely 10 be
realized.
Traders have convinced themselves
that business is far from satisfactory,
and the public holds 70 the same theory
They are seeking confirmation in the
current railroad statements and sur
przsed that they do not bear )ut these
theories. It is not likely that they VIII
discover any figures TO indicate a de-
cline in business until next month
Railway traffic does not make early
response 10 curtail neut- IF there has
really been curtailment. il VIII not be
shown in railway statistics for three
or four weeks
as Il stands today IS found in the over
extended line Of outstanding shorts
It is in itself something Of an assurance
that the market viii not be allowed 10
break much. for on any opportunity to
cover even at small pront the shorts
would likely get busy This fact is also
in a measure an assurance that good
news viii be much more effective, and,
per contra, that bad news VIII be less
effective
N is traders market. In and out.
and taking but slight chances Of getting
hurt
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
DULL WEEK BEATS
LAST YEARS RECORD
Twenty Per Cent Increase in
Realty Business Shown
in This City.

A volume OF business % per cent in
advance of that accomplished by Wash
ington brokers in the corresponding
week Of 1909. is shown in a review Of
the activity IN realty circles during the
past six days as disclosed by the records
Of sales in the office Of the Recorder Of
Deeds
This shows the wonderful Increase in
realty trading in Washington when II Is
considered that the past week was the
>uullest in the month of August and
probably saw fewer sales completed
than any week this sunmer.
The record shows no sales Of large
consideration closed during the last SIX
days, and no sale Of consequence ii
the downtown section
The feature OF the weeks business
was the sale OF the three-srOry Combi-
nation business and apartment block.
- ~ 81 -LAe N--ieaLit7Ss a. In s-L-A
Ills Fourteenth street northwest The
first floor Of the structure II given over
10 business purposes, and the remaining
two floors are occupied as apartments
The price paid was about S51.011. Joseph
H Curran was the seller and WeIIesCa
=. Allen the purchaser It is under
stood the property IS TO be held for an
investment
The southeastern section also boasts
the sale OF an apartment house, but the
consideration has not been made public.
~ imam = MeLCGlr SOLD TO William -.
RyOn the apartment called The Kent, %
at lis North Carolina avenue southeast
Portions OF the old Shoemaker home
stead adjoining Rock Creek Park. were
sold this week by Louis p ShOena ker.
trustee for the estate one portion was
purchased Tor SZf.flJ BIZ E1nOs r New
man. and the other was bought by Mrs.
Cara ~ Newman for $1,000. The sites
command one OF the most picturesque
views Obtainable Of the park and the
surrounding land
one hundred and hfty-eight other par
GELS Of real estate changed hands this
week, the major portion being beyond
the boundaries OF the old city The out
lying subdivisions led with fifty-One
sales while fOrty-JhTee lots were trans
ferred in the near-urbsn district With
IN the city limits thirty-seven lots
changed owners in the northwest thir-
teen IN the northeast ten in the south
east. ana eight IN the southwestern sec
ton
Loans this week fell a little short Of
the half-mlllOn mark. the total being
$3.50, 1850 advanced on the security of
145 lots at an average interest rate OF
SO Der cent
Loans on properties already owned by
the borrowers amounted 20 $40 4S2 ..
Notes representing deferred purchase
money on land bought this week aggre-
gated SI22 SIIIO. and the outptTt Of the
various local building associations was
S55,150-
Northwest property was pledged as
security for loans 10 the extent of S756-
$50 and county lands for SI65.0Ig 10.
Loans made in the northeast amounted
70 SIG, 0I5.- southeast. 3 03LI0 and south
west, 1918
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
NEAR-URBAN.

Inciesidt-CharIes G. Murray et al 70 VII
liam II. Walker, lot s., block p SO
Charles c and Edward Z Murray. lots
So and 81, block 90 SO William H walker
81 VA 20 same part lot a. o-'cE -, >Iu-
Washington EhTs-AuElsld = --'-1 %
Annie g.. Anderson, lot =, block 3 10
gton-Nartin T ThOrp 81 TX 70 David
Craumer. east half lot s. block s. SO
HcIread lIanor-Harry b Wilson Ct UX. o
William H and Nay J. Boaze- lot II
block SO. SO.
o6g7 North Capitol street uortheast-Charles
A Peters ct ux- % Julia L Lepp. lOL n,
square S11. SO.
Per1Corth-John r Huber et UE. 10 John =.
Holmes and Clara c. Holmes, lot IS. square
lie iDroit Park-John B. Playter ct NIX to A
Araua hewitt lot q block = $40 A
arana hewitt conveys same property to
Ho-mead Manor-John II Brooks 81 Tx 70
sarah E stevens. lot lbs block IS SO
Padsworth-Georse G. Pumphrey e uZ- %
William HeIuUs. Jet 3. square $685. $40
Meridian HiII-Flira G Stinzing 81 al q
Pomfrett /. Herndon- lot 90 block H. SIC
pads-rorth-Ceorge g Humphrey - w 70
Jennie =. Watson lot ., square -asS, SD
Ninth street sLJended-Eary stafford n Ed
ward " Charlton part lot ll4 Mount
Pleasant. SO. Agnes '. . CEElrl2r 70 sane
part lots AZ and 1ss. Mount Pleasant SO
Ut. Pleasant and Pleasant Piairs-Alin7ie =
FARMLAND 81 VIZ " , 10 austin II
Coouer lot ga block 4 SO
Nj. Peasant and Smiths Nacancy-John "
CTIenran 81 al trustees. 70 sara " Brown.
west half lot .. block Il Sl-451-
Schuetzen Park-Johu b EsDey 81 a. O.
John A. Garner. lot g. block ., SO
Columbia Heights-C'larles J. walker e. uE
10 Vslla N Miller and Martha J Redman.
lot =. block q S7-75o.
DIS TO 2024 North Capitol street northwest
James E Thomas TO Mary b Thomas, lots
81 u g. square 81 SO
Pleasant PIaius-Earry WaE1plan q al @
Harry r and Myrtle Prick lot 81 square
SgsI. SO Same 10 J Henry Waters. lot g
square 30f. SIC
columbia HelZhts-EIiZabeth A Kennedy q
Thomas ". Grimes. part lot IL block IS,
SO
,efvvo-rh-Theodora Homer Ct ux- to Howard
r Norton. lots and Q. square . sic
Trrrw0r-h and WOCdTidEe-J- : Gruver -
TX 70 CAPITAL Realty Company, lot s.
block e. Petvorth- and lots and s, block
4 EToc5ri5ge. SO
o4-~nar Fetzte-A IeEauIer Miller Ct w %
Edwin w. FFuzueIy. Dot = square cSsI- SO
F5-f--eaa aIanor-E6ulonI : De-lona - al
70 Charles E Wire. lots IA n IA. block -,
so
Iassfesfde-GeorEe n Candlee e TX 20 Will
IAN l. stewart lots 90 and j. block 3 SO
srneutzen Park-Johu 3 Espey 81 al 20 joan
2. Durfsoe. IT. Iot 50. block ?. SO
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Army and Macy
Service Orders
ARMY.

Captain HENRY J. NICHOLS. Medical
Corps. will report to Colonel LOUIS
A. LA GARDE. Medical Corps. for
duty as assistant Instructor IN elm
icaE microscopy and bactcflOlngy-
Major AMOS ". KTURALL. quarter
master. viii proceed TO Denver. ana
rcuorr 10 commanding general. De
narcraenr Of the Colorado, for duty as
chief IuaTtegUGsteT-
Captain CHARLES Il HILTON Coast
Artillery Corps. relieved from as
siCrment Twentv-SiNth Company
Captain ROBERT W COLLINS. tcaSI
ATtHler- CORDS. transferred from the
Sixtv-secoud COMPANY L. the IWen-
Jy-Sizth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
NORTHEAST.

81 Third street northeast-John y Rfes -
: ux to Rose z Ries. lot = square rs SO.
y street northsasL- between sixth and sew
e--h s-ree-S-VTflliau1 II Michael ux- 20
sarah Z Works. lots. square north OF So,
SO
\ street northeast between Eighth and
Ninth streets-Herman r HorrensteIu ct
ny 70 Ernest n and Jessie A Seaman
lot g. square SIC. $4,000
\ street ucrrheast- between Sixth and Sew
srth streers-AIeU- Il lane et ux- 20 Her
man p Eouenstetn. lot s. square So SO
IS Twelfth street norrheast-tiuy r Steuart
70 Eta Steuart. Tot g. square 1o11 SO
e34 Eleventh street northeast Myra Mur-
dock 20 Campbell Darlington. part lot Il
square $50. SO
&C. q * Fenton street northeast-Lester B
Plat et uN 70 Henry C. and Augusta
Berger, lots 40 Ill 81, square So, so
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
SOUTHWEST.

o. G street soEtllvvest-Hannah A Terlzos 81
al. to william y. Oregon. lots z and F
and part lots p and Q. square l6S. SO.
1o5 NJ street southyvest-1IarEaret Van Rem
seIaer 10 Gustave and Ab0ad r Bccken-
heiu.sr lot So. square so. SO
905 Third street uthyEest-I'l 1lothy DoVgd
et ux- to Charles a Sicket. Tot =, square
542 $40 Charles A. Slckel ct uN convey
same property 20 Richard A Phillips. $40
Sc Mclean avenue west Andrew j.
Sanford ct ux. 10 Charles E sanford, lot
80 square So SO
~ Second street uthvTcst-Colurnbus King
Ct ux- to Turner Fairfax. lot 90. square
5S7 30
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs. Cheese. and Butter.

Cheese-New York new. 1sc per ID; fat
cheese. 1s1zc per H.; daisy cheese. 19c per H.
Eggs-Nesrby Virgintas. &c per doz
Southern. &c Per d0z-
Butter-Fancy tub. &c per H.: print, &c
per ID: high-grade. tub. "a per H.: print.
ss5zc per h. thirds. tub. &c per b.. print.
CSC per b. renovated, tub sc per ID: print
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Spring chickens. 17a1sc per
H.; hens. 12a1fc per ID. ROSTERS. 10a11c per
h.; ducks. 12al5e per To-
Fruit
Appges-25a5Oc per box 75caS250 per Dbl.
peaches. z5csI.o0 per box pIneaDpIes. sI-50s
zoo per crate; grapes. SI-J0a5-0g per crate:
pears. l5caSl-LJ per box. pluns- t5caSl-50 per
crate, California oranges S4-6Gas-G5 per box.
Vegetables
Potatoes-S1 seal-75 per bbI-- sweet potatoes
250a3- 50 per Dbl; onions s1-75a2o6 per Dbl
Green Goods.
CuCumbers. soc per box corn. 5s10c per
doz-s tomatoes, 5oaI5c PEI box green pep
pers. 50a15c per basket; egg plant. SOC per
basket. lettuce. nearby. 81 o1a2 @ per bbl
New York. choice s. 25a1 % per basket cab
10aZ5C apiece cantaloUpes. 50casl-z5 per crate,
5ests, Soc per basket, squash 500 per Dbl
beans $500 per bbl-1 celery Soa5oc per
bunch
Live Stock.
CaIves-Prine. sasizc per h. fair 70 good
sas7ze per To- ordinary, &C Per Ib.; choice
beef 51aa75zc per d. common 55zasc Per
Ib-- choice lamb. 61za7c per ID. sheep. Sa3izc
per ID; hogs 9aIoc per ID
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

Fifth street northeast. between I and r.
streets-Herrnan r HosFensreIu et uX- 70
Ernest W and Gertrude n lie Grys. lots
70 and "a square 81. SO
II street Northeast between Thirteenth ana
F-ourt seuth streets-Richard z Pairo ct uN-
to James 3. Nicholson lot ia. square
1927. SO
K street northeast, between Eighth ana
Ninth streets-Herman r Howenstein e
ux- 90 Mary and John Washington, lot o.
square SO, SO
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and North caro-
lima at Portland; Wolverine at Port
Huron Tarantula and Viper at Nor
folk. Tennessee at Portsmouth
.ED-Tritan, Washington for Nor
folk Vulcan, Newport for Norfolk
Eagley. Annapolis for Norfolk
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

4 section Of the United States Marine
Rand Is on hand GVeTy evening AT Chevy
chase Lake one can hear the band
from = 50 to .. when after short inter
mission, dance numbers are given until
closing tine. Among the other features
are bowling. shooting and moving pic
rr1reS-
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
JUROR TRIES SUICIDE.

LEXINGTON, y. c., Aug. zT-John
Young. juror IN the civil court here.
attempted suicide by shooting The doc
tors s5ys il is almost impossible for him
TO live, the wound being OF very seri-
Gus nature
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
Today's NeU York Stock Exchange Prices

quotations b
and Chicago Ct Trade F Building
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Furnished 20 The Washington Tines By
A G. Plant 4 Co. IL Fourtssurh street
mort v5-e.st1
The Washington times., 1910-08-27

The feature of the Labor Day ez-
curstons of the Norfolk and Washing
ton steamboat line this wear are the
Dlacins- on sale Of special low rate tick
cts OF Friday. Saturday. and Sunday,
September . 8. and 4, lirri-sd to return
as late as Tuesday evening. September
from. Norfolk or Old Point
The special Weekend tickets including
a~-CnauaodatiOns at the Chamnerlln
TTo4el. at Old Point. and Ocean View
iTojcI. viii also be available on the above
dates
an Of the resorts in Tidewater Virgin
IN VII nave special attractions on &C
coT1r4 OF Labor Day. and the presence
Of nc North Atlantic feet of battleshfPs
in Hampton Roads viii lend additional
interest to the trip
For those desiring a short sea trip the
low. rates offered to New York ana Sos
ION should prove of interest
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Punished 70 TIE Washington Zines By
E4ar-f1raa < Co New York. L y Chl prnz1-
rlanaeer local branch, Colorado building
Omen FTfrh I-o-- clos.
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
EXCURSIONS.

The excursion steamer s. Johns
which has been running moonlight ex-
cursiOns on the Potomac. has been with
drawn from that service and viii take
I'D the Colonial L 5dch trip in place OF
the Steamer Queen Anne On Satur-
days both the St Johns and Queen
Anne viii be in service to the Beach,
and Sunday they viii leave the Beach
for home
The St Johns will leave here for the
Reach this afternoon at 30 clock,
sr5 AT S O'Clock the steamer Queen
Anne viii sail The St. Johns viii
leave the Beach at midnight tonight IN
order TO sail again tomorrow morning
At q o'clock. and both the Queen Anne
and St Johns viii leave for home sun
dav afternoon the former at . O'Clock
and the latter at o'clock
Trims to the Beach VIII be made on
other DAYS, except Monday, the St
Johns leaving here at ? a m. and re-
turning leaving the Beach at p m
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIR
Al ROCKVILLE. hid.

teresti-e exhibits I'D all departments q spie1-
DID racing program has been arranged for
each dav on one OF the best half-Tl5le tracks
In the state ufth races vel fIisd- Special
aruuSeme-rs each day IN 'front.' OF the grand
stand and a number OF Interesting features
not usually seen at county fairs
Take T. & o r p trains al SIS q n
and $3.50 . u1-. OF take electric cars at sd
alld u and S1d and ? streets which VIII ruu
on a terminate schedule
The Washington times., 1910-08-27
THE HOWARD

7th and T SITS y W Phone North 90
THE THEATER FOR THE PEOPLE
OPENS Monday Aug I'd
VAUDEVILLE PERI ECTED-
The Five Lar=ardS- Abbie Mitchell.
Eseks1 Trio. r Warren Hatch < CO.
Rice Bros CIermOntO md Miner M
and Mrs Tom Lancaster. johnson
IgrotherS and Johnson HovartiscoDe.
Mats-Tues5ay. Thursday and Saturday
Reserved seats now On sale at box Office
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-06
STOMACH FEELS fine
One or Two Mi-o-na Tablets Drive
Away Distress From Stomach.

Get 50-cent box of Mona tablets
today and learn for yourself how easy
it is to put your out-of-order stomach
in perfect condition.
Mona Stomach Tablets give in.
slant relief-and do more.
They build up the stomach so quick.
ly that in few days belching, sour
ness, heartburn, heaviness, bilious
ness. headache and dizziness will en-.
tirely disappear.
Mona stomach tablets are guar.
anteed to cure Indigestion and all
stomach ills or money back.
81 have been troubled with my
stomach for two years tried every.
thing heard Of. Mi-o-na stomach
tablets did me more than $500
worth of good They are the best in
the world. Dennis Stephen, Con.
dersport, Pa, Feb. 1, 1910.
Fifty cents for a large box of MILO
ma at druggists everywhere, and at
The Owl Drug store. who guarantees
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-06

attacked by acute pains in the bow
els. DR.. J. d. Donald, the family ply
stefan was summoned and administered
relief, so that Mr.. Long was enabled
to resume his duties. After being
out a few hours, however, the pains
returned, and he was forced to re-
turn home.
DR.. Donald found his patient to be
suffering with an obstruction of the
bowels. and insisted upon an immedi-
ate operation. This, however, was
deferred until yesterday morning, and
the patient lived only a few hours
afterward.
! Mr. Long has been resident OF
Hattiesburg for about eight years,
coming here from Hazlehurst. He
was prominently connected in Kinds
county, and was a relative by mar
rage TO Ex-Governor Vardaman- He
has made many friends in this city
since his residence here, and has al
ways been identified with the best in
terests of the community.
The remains were shipped to Halle
hurst, where interment will take place
tomorrow.
Deceased is survived by a wife and
one daughter, who have the sincere
sympathy of large number of friends
in their hour of affiiction.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-06
Fhen
Mother
iiG Tired

CD, met Thursday afternoon with
Miss Mary Curtis, on Walnut street,
and the following members were
present: jamie Sullivan, Mary
Mathis, Ermine Bishop, Made Caper-
ton, Ruth and Mary Curtis and Bes-
sic Price. Mrs. Hinton, Mrs, Bishop
and Mrs. Remington were the only
guests.
The business of the afternoon was
apron making, and each little mem
Der finished their apron and wore it
home.
During the afternoon Miss Lydia
Magruder rendered a pretty piano
solo, after which the hostess served
cream and cake.
Officers we're elected and resulted
as follows: President. Cora Cook
vice president, Susie Reed; treasurer
jamie Sullivan; secretary. Mary Cur
tbs: press superintendent, Bessie
/ Price: lady manager, Mrs. Curtis.
After the meeting Miss lrmine Bish
op entertained the young people OF
a delightful ride.
The next meeting will be on May
18th, with Miss Made Caperton.
:: I. {.
The Philomathean Glass of BroaC
Street Methodist church, will NEE
this evening at o'clock with Mis-
Cammie Helveston, on John street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-06

son, Nan McInnis, Ruth Holland, Vel
ma Bishop, Bertha Ward Moey Reed,
Annie Dee Hall. Bessie Cook, Emma
Seibe, Octavia Cowart; Mesdames e.
H. Thompson, c., w. Fail, S. E. VIII
liams and Miss Elizabeth Powell;
Messrs. Frank Ellis, Byass Waddell,
Virgil Roden, Hester Williams, Nor
man and Marshall Stewart, Charles
Mullins, Henry Seibe, Milton Moore,
F. c. Green, Eugene Powell, Rodney
King, G. M. and Phillip McInnis, John
Davenport, Gideon Gray and 2. NJ
Cameron.
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Etude Music Club With Anrie
Dee Denham.
Little Miss Annie Dee Denham en-
tertained the Etude Club of Miss
Ethel Powe's music class Thursday
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-06
BOTH PHONES IS
Social and Personal
l.. l. ALLEN

among those who have already arrived
are Misses Ella Salmer of Slidell ct
Ia Belle DAILY, of Believer Plantation,
La, Mamie Baylis of Eatonville, Bes-
sic Scarborough of Poplarville, Edna
hampton of Columbia, DR.. w. l.. Will
hanson of Memphis, DR.. O. P. Daley,
o. r. Brougier, DR.. Baylis and ]. e.
Rainwater, Jr, of New Orleans, Mrs
b. P Durham of Slidell, Jack Car
roll of Epey and Mrs. f. NJ Cunning
ham of New Orleans.
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Kings Daughters May Festival
Today.
Today is the day of the annual May
Festival of the Whatsoever Circle of
Kings D ,ushters,, and they are serv-
ing delciops cnke and cream at the
Corner Drug store
The Dau6htefs do a splendid work
here and II = hoped that all their
friends and ~ public in general will
patro11ze fHeW.
xA sr.. !. 4:
Delta Alpha Glass Entertained.
M ana Mrs. John Dalier enter
tained the Delta Alpha Glass of
Cou5t street Methodist church, Thurs
day qyening at their home on Arledge
IA number of game we're enjoyed
and seyeral readings and solos were
given h2SkIisses Elizabeth Powell and
Bsssts osok.
MI nud Mrs. Dalier were assisted
in entevt9lnint their guests by Misses
Moey IA - Nan McInnie. Mrs.
C. W. 1 (iss Elizabeth Powell
assisted ~ in serving cream
and cake Rllowins members
ana guests Gladys Tho
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-06
MAY DAY.

The daisies peep from ev'ry field
And yi'lets sweet their odor yield;
Yhe purple blossom paints the thorn,
,nd streams reflect the blush of morn.
Then, lads and lasses all. be gay,
For this is Natures holiday.
Peter PindaT.
:. :. :.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Collins have as
their guest at their home on Main
street. Mrs. Collins sister, Mrs. ]. l..
Jackson, of Summit.
!. :. :.
Miss Jane Fuller and her guest
Miss Irene Buckwalter, of Union, are
spending few days in Laurel, the
quests of Mrs. Lindsey.
:. :: ::
/ Rev. |. p. Trotter has returned from
Vita Beiia. where he conducted a sue
Ioessful protracted meeting, which
lyas in every way a benefit to those
who attended.
House Party at Emhurst Manor.
EImhurst Manor, the ellis home
three miles from this city, is crowded
2 18th young folks these days, as MISS
telle ellis is entertaining a house
rty. It will last two weeks, and