The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-28
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" the if1ushagen Leader
Nj ilobbs sas man N strung
character. and YET one whose nature
was Ne gentle ~ that NJ . woman IIe
vas act0ited ny bigh IDEAS, and his
best efforts we're giyen to advance
every cause that he believed would
rebound t0the happiness and advance.
ment NJ hs fell0s.men lie was an
active leader IN the cause " prohibit.
tl1D, because he believed that the
sale ~ liquor was a great evil and
That u caused untDld sorrow. poverty
and misfortune. His one great regret
was that on three different occasions
he supported r. T. Noel Tor governor,
and that Noel had proved traitor 10
truth, honesty and good government.
Under MI Hobbs guidance, his pa.
per had always taken active and prom.
inent part IN the politics " his sec.
tiOn and also Of the state But since
the beginning Of The senatorial cam.
paign last January before the partly
corrupt legislature, aud It's continu.
ance before the people, he had been
more active and aggressive than usual
and the Brookhaven Leader was rec
!, ognized throughout the state as one
, OF the strongest and ablest champions
y OF honest politics and the rights Of
| the people.
\ Mr.. Hobbs was an active and iDflu
, entail member OF the Mississippi Pres.
/, Association, and made IL a point II
!, attend It's annual meetings. Som,
years ago he was elected president O
, the association, and he performed III,
, duties OF the Office 10 most efficient
and capable manner At the las
meeting OF the association held IL
New Albany, through Mr.. Hobbs eff
forts end due TO his popularity will
the members, Brookhaven was select
: ed as the next place for the holdinI
+, OF the annual meeting. The occasion
I will now be sad one, but it will at
. ford the members Of the association
opportunity to show respect to thei
deceased brother, and to pay filth,
s tributes to his loved memory.
:, Mr.. Hobbs is survived by his wifi,
!. and son, who have the sincere sym
:. pathy Of his many friends Throughout
l. the state 10 their lrreparabe hereave
'. ment.
!, The deceased gentleman was hare
!. and incessant worker, and his enthu
!, siasm for all that is good and worth,
!, perhaps caused him to overtax hi
q never robust physical strength. Hi
a death was most untimely, neverthe
IS less his life was useful aud worthy t,
n an eminent degree, and assuredly h
j. has gone TO Heavenly reward. -VickG
J. burg Post, Oct, 10, 1910