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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-16

CHICAGO. Aug. ie.-pcspite the
..s,h. Of Ayiaiors Radger and
...,.,sne. which MARRIED yester.
-. events. thousands on thou
~. s,mamed out to the aviation
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Mrs. Lena Kaufman. 90. Is dead
as the result OF shock following a
surgical operation. Mrs. Kaufman
crossed the plains In an OK cart In
"a. and has lived here many years.
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N fSs: q sssrs N, ,S Ne. 60 "a
shelving sfs,. made At ~ bel o. rhess
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pgVeONAl.
THE 6xSfxTH0R.
Relieves fnenmonis In twenty minutes.
nr.sss any kind of fever, cures tieod
poison no matter how hadi fhsamattam
must ieaee. ssthma. eataffh. hfenohiuh
fnrs noon dss sua. female disorders
vaficoae veins disappear. Save epetA
tleAa Our book ffes. Abeut tsee
relieved OF cured heo In last ~
WASHINGTON oxyPATHoR Co
it's r,-I. nidr seattle, Wash.
STYLISH MAl<E.otEk SHOP. )
Hats trimmed. dsed. cleaned and ~
blocked plemss svrisd a.a s.ssnsa
LADIES REMODEL ING PARLoRa
Latest styles psiess reasonable are
Ass.ds ME, ,,iss a I'D 1 81
MARRIAGES CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHoNraf MAIN tsef. IND ~
Don't be lonely. iein our Matrimonial
bureau Moved 90 ~ Pine o.. room
RATS Ayniti--votes. vocal coach.
Phones ISL Msin 1910
AUTHORIZATIONS HOliEfr.
Removed % 7esh pite heosn :
HELP wANTEo-mAIE.
Wsstsa- 1isa and ~smsa 20 isafs tns
barber trade Largest snd most com.
rleta school In the West vases paid
while learning An UNLIMITED course nnif
ga cali aud eco our school OF write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
g Washington. ~ fse Taird A.
rhpne. Msin sttt
wanfsd - see nsn 20 ptA, pool a. ths
orientat paoi foofns. We sise our patrons
tssds checks nis Third ss-. hstwesh
4. zee iuea wanted u eat not reass hesf
sNnd@ir basement phibNIAL
poof. Room. itis laird as', sstwssa
kss. rleHn bed reafus. steam hsafsa
hot and cold guaalnz wasef. 4 baths, 10
poo nlsht and up Hotel Model. itle sfa
ae. neaT fiks st
Rg1ins ~ Pool fteena. ssi sprins .,
Neal In tewnf sysfythfns ns~l EAe pei
eas W cram~s. Ted pslns.
Hseeed hand einihss Rqasht, sold ard
ssehsrSea ieit Piss ~ Z 1852 - tasa
CRAWFORD FLOOR co, sTii
! rleer suffaefnx ard fefinishfnz fens
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rungeAL DIRECTORS.

fTsE los It'll TO DEITskfs. CO
Chs nsr 1gh snn uniees Male 1871. Ind.
tftt ruEIUsT ufftrN. iii Fe-
ment az rhnpes. Nerth sfs. nsssa ~.
nft rTFN WORTH q 8p~. Professional
nns<fnfs nnd Licensed Euhaifasfs 1871
LET. OPP Neafe theatre Doth phnhes tts
lI1nnsys IS elsaa Co. Funeral Directors
rHsrd Az ana University iiesh phenss ~
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NEGROES CONVENE

(ny tnif~d rress leased Wire.b
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Aug. L.
merchants. manufacturers and
bankers from all over tho union
opened a three days session here
today.
bills collected: private detective
work: confidential Ola Bailey.
Main 461s. 80
VA 40 nxxtris A. wN ADVERTISE
ALI WoNk GUARANTEED a. WARS
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TlPEWWtTEH> AND Stffifts
~-~~~-~~~>~~~~~~~ ~-~~~~>~~~>N~e~~N~N>
fox. plick and other makcs Pacific
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FOR sAIss,,en,r,,es
WAIVED TO euy-rueN,Tuee

N~~SN~N~~~~-~o~~~r~~ ~~~S~.~~-~-~~Se~~-~
Desks. chairs. snowcasss Chicago store
ara Oftlcs Fufnltsre Co. fa1s firsf AZ.
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ouslNess CHANCES.

Bldg. furnfxhed Large barn. heaflns
crehasd. . ists business astaniishsi :
f~afs. xge3 tawn with assured fvture.
iisefsi terms Cheap foe c4sh. Tor psf.
.icuisss Apply to y. n Nzsoa. pss Soias<
Wash.
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scss, az OF srscff
Storage Locked Vault for vaiuahles 1919
Republican st. Henry Weller. Transfcr.
Both phones
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ouvALLf
saa ne se.hs,s g NJ .hs
Sss w eoisa t9 BUILD ~ "a sh ~ hASpsa IN" future bet
DuvAfI, Ia
sssrasins other There m1soss
cherry that
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taies Dairy enns and The farmers
srspa9lns biva snehsr s,ns eeistsd
ui puVAL With large
ss'a h.ss
Lots Near Business Center Only $500 Each
Including street improvements and Water Mains
Small Farms n the Cherry Valley Near New
City Of puvAlL Rock Bottom Prices and Easy Terms
fI[iE~ V,
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ron AAtsE
large ceokssess. flns baker; " Ftte
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WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE

j. II. Kiefer, West Seattle Real Estate
EXCLUSIVELY. "a Downs Block. 100
second av. Main 2tst. Ind. 2sss.
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= = Fs~1~N~T-T~T~<NT~ <e<N<-~-~<4<-~-N-N-~~
fhofiDkNT fLEDuE SOCIETY.
lee white Bailding
Snort time loans 81 low rates on
collateral security
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STORAGE

-~ff nm ,'cSsT SAM os Nh: ssn
Bldg, snd aud Main. Ind. 1919 Main So
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HOUSES.
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FOR RENT


houses.
FOR RENT
ss.room apartment house. besides isgn-
drr and BATH. furnace heat. kss eea
siertrlc tishts fPastiy furnished %
wnl furnish cempisteig) hsnt tiee
par month. or WI ront hair Tor tss
per nonsA. Clesa - University.
r-rsaru house. close 10 the University:
cluster lights aud paved sssssts. fent
tz5 per month.
s-rposn modern heusa. t~e blocks from
ere University and On the car line
Heat tfe per menfn. Northwest cod-
rnf s6fh and nroe&tfn.
Al. n. KNUPPENBuRG LAND CO..
an Nsw York Building.
Phone Main tbt1.
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Four-rooas new. modern cottage. walls
tinted In Eood ooiors: large lot Rent
tfaeo. 3e1s Norman q
For Rens-~licuso 81 rooms. modern.
as . month. sia North slst -
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ffx and one half acres extra good soil.
part cleared. nice creek. land almost
level, klopiH9 gently dawn 20 nice
beach, close 70 boat landing. good
boat services 90 Seattle
ROBERT MAf.TBY.
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3se RAWsco SCOTCH olNoHAMs, zfc
Genuine Rawsco Scotch Dress Ginghams. 30
inches vide: large assortment Of pretty paids.
checks. stripes and solid colors to choose
among: launders nicely; regular 35c val liz
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THN KENros
Real homes Cor discriminating people.
Z. aud f.room. fluffy furnished apart
rnenfs. Nesief car 20 elhi one block norm
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FOR SALE--WOOD AND COAL.
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Patent dust pan ~Ifh first LEAD coal
NelharlEbt = Mcleod. Phones 1918
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
WOODROW WILSON
MAY VISIT STATE

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 29.-While IL
is not likely that President Taft Will
include Mississippi in his forthcoming
swing around the circuit, 1t is barely
possible that his probable opponent
in the presidential election next year
will visit Jackson during the State
Fair.
An invitation from the State Fair
management, a similar one from the
Jackson Board of Trade, and still an
other from Governor Noel, were re-
Gently sent to Gov. Woodrow Wilson
of New Jersey, and within the next
few days President R. E. Remington
of the Board of Trade, will pay per
sonal call on Goo. Wilson to urge hin
to visit this state during the autumn
Semi-official advices are to the eff
| feet that Gov. Wilson intends to make
Southern trip, unless official business
prevents him from doing so, and II
event of his acceptance to come b.
way of Jackson he will be given tn
most notable reception ever accorded
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

410-Alaric evacuated Rome and raw
aged the provinces of Italy
1660-The act of indemnity signed by
Charles ILL.,, from which most of
+ those called regicides were ex-
copied.
1833-Great fire at Constantinople, in
which a circuit of three miles
said to comprise 10000 houses
and $4,000 inhabitants was de-
vastated and many lives lost.
|1S49-The fortress of Achulga, the
residence OF Schamyi, a cele-
brated Circassian chief was
carried by assault by the Rus
slams, after a siege Of four
months.
1S54-Petropaulowsh. Russian town
attacked and bombarded by the
allied English and French fleets.
The town was defended by 1000
men and 1876 guns.
1S64-The Democratic National Con-
| vention, which nominated
George B. Mcclellan for Presi-
| dent and G. H. Pendleton for
| Vice-President in Chicago.
I1S6S-Revolution in Panama. General
Correoso, during the absence OF
President Ponce, took military
possession of the city. Ponce
resigned. Correoso proclaimed
himself provisional President
and formed a new Cabinet.
1S70-In Franco-Prussian War Paris
called upon to lay in stores
against the siege.
Belgian army Of observation
concentrates on the Luxembourg
frontier. IS
Vru-ym between VOUCHERS AMI
Attigny, stormed and capture,
by the Prussian hussars.
903-Caleb Powers, former Secretar.
Of State of Kentucky, was con
victed and sentenced to dealt
: for completely In the assassins
ton of Governor Goebel
I. 1910-Moran broke aeroplane altitud
record, ascending 1854 feet
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
A HEALTHY,
HAPPY OLD AGE.

May be promoted BY those who
gently cleanse the system. now and
hen. when in need Of laxative
remedy, by taking a deseItspoonfd
Of the ever refreshing. wholesome
and truly beneficial Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA, which is the
only family laxative generally APP
proved by the most eminent ply.
sicians, because It acts in natural.
Strengthening way and warns and
tones up the internal organs withoua
weakening them. Its equally benee'
6cialfos the very young and the mid
de aged. as tits always efficient and
hee from all harmful ingredients. Ia
get its beneficial effects it is always
necessary to buy the genuine. beas'
ing the name Of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.-plaia
srinted on the frontof everypackaa1
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
RAWLS SPRINGS.

This is typical southern weather and
cotton picking and fodder pulling are
the words.
The baptismal service and sermon
at Central Church yesterday were at
tended by large crowds.
Mr. Mangrum and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates and son, Magee, are spending a
few days of rest here at the home OF
Mr.. N. L. Phillips.
Messrs. Jimmie and Luther Cox, Of
Hattiesburg, were pleasant Sunday
visitors here.
Mr.. Canaan, of Hattiesburg, chap
eroned a little party to visit Mrs
Hemphill yesterday.
A number of our young gentlemen
motored from Hattiesburg to New
Hope yesterday to the protracted ser
vices.
A number of our young people al
tended the protracted meeting a
Green's Creek Sunday.
Mr.. N. L. Phillips and daughter
Raba, accompanied Mr. Giles to NeV
Hope yesterday.
Mrs. c. ]. Beard and daughter
Trugen and Mrs. Ida Bush, OF Ha
tiesburg, we're recent visitors to Mr.
Thatch.
Mrs. Ellison, who has been spen'
ing several days with her sister, Mr.
Thatch, returned home this morning
Mr.. P. f. Phillips is business vi
itor to Lux today.
Mr.. and Mrs George Dossett an
Miss Leo Myers, Of New August
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
THE HATTIESBURG NEWS
nossibilitv IN tbis state.

Presidential possibility in this state.
While 1t Is not positive that Presi-
dent Taft cannot include Mississippi
in his swing around the circuit, it is
generally believed that he will devote
bis time chiefly to those states where
his political fences are not in good
order. and Mississippi is not consid-
cred in this list, as it is a foregone
conclusion that he will have the solid
support of the Republican organiza-
ton in this state.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29

who have been pleasant visitors here
returned to their home yesterday.
Mrs. Millstead and her babe of re
cent birth, are still with her mother
Mrs. H. D. Barnes Mrs. Millstead is
quite Ill.
The ball game here Saturday be
tween our local team and Lux, re
suited in victory to our team.
Mrs. Beryl Massey chaperoned the
following merry little party from Hat
tiesburg to the springs yesterday
Misses Maggie Burcb, Boykin and Mr.
Mack Burch.
Mr.. McAlexander, who has beer
spending awhile here, left today fol
his home in Columbia.
Messrs. WILDER Rawls and Johr
Lovelace, of Draughns Business Col
lege. Jackson, were cheerful and hap
py social visitors here Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Gilhs returned to he
home in Hattiesburg. today.
Mr.. Suggs and family are visiting
relatives in Summerland, Miss.
Mr.. Elisha Purvis is visiting rela
tives at Purvis, this week.
Misses Eley, Of Harpervllle, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Myers.
The entertainment given at tn,
home of Mr.. ]. p. Myer last evenin,
in honor of his nieces, Misses Eley
was an interesting event and man,
were present to enjoy the delightful
affair.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
: ************ =
Mrs. Leila Bailey HoIcomb.

The remains of Mrs. Leila Bailey
Holcomb, of Purvis, wife of Mr.. j. K
Holcomb, were brought here Monday
evening by her husband, accompanied
by her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. G. Rob
ertson, of Hattiesburg; sister, Mrs.
Rogers, of Jackson; Mrs. S. V. Rob
ertson and Lamar Robertson, of Hat
tiesburg and Writ Adams Rogers, OF
Jackson.
The remains reposed last night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rob-
ertson and were taken to Jackson this
morning by Mrs Rogers and Mr.. Hol
comb. The interment was at O'Clock
this afternoon in that city, the girl
hood home of the deceased.
Mrs. Holcomb was the daughter oil
DIR. Bailey, of Jackson, and was mar
ried in the Presbyterian church there
about 18 years ago, her married life
most of it, being spent in Purvis.
She leaves besides her husband, five
children, Richard, Thelma. Albert, lie
roy and Earl and three sisters, Mes
danes Rogers, of Jackson; Sheriff.. o
Colorado and Palmer, of Colorado.
Never very strong, Mrs. Holcoml
had travelled extensively to Colorado
and various places in search of health
but her final illness lasted only
month.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
PEPPERMINT CROP SHORT.

South Bend, Ind. Aug. 2s.-Dry
weather and the cutworm combined
are responsible for reduction of one
third in the peppermint crop of st.
Joseph county, Ind. and Berrien coun-
ty, Mich. These two counties supply
over three-quarters of all the pepper
mint oil used in the United States.
The shortage will result in a consid'
cradle advance in the price Of the oil
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29

of DR.. j. r. Jackson and Mr.. T. J.
Jackson, on Court street, is now the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Tillery, in
Gloster, Miss. Mrs. Jackson will re-
turn to Hattiesburg before going back
to Florence.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Huff now of Port Allen, La but for
merly of this city, will be glad to
learn that they are again located in
their home on Jackson street for
awhile. During their stay here, they
will visit relatives in Terry, Gulfport
and Collins from time to time.
Mrs. H. H. Chambliss, with the lit.
tie folks, Rose and James Chambliss
of Union. Miss, spent the past week
with Mrs. Chambliss' brotherin-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hau
enstein, ON Bay street. They returned
home Sunday, with the exception Of
little Miss Rose. who will remain with
her aunt for awhile.
Gradually the summer travellers are
gathering back home again. The Ba,
Street Presbyterian parsonage will b.
among the homes opened again fol
Rev. R. L. Campbell returned Mon
day from his trip in the country nea
Heidelberg. Mrs. Campbell is in Fay
cite, Miss, where she went to brin,
home little Mary Louise Both Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell spent their vaca
ton in Montreal, N. G.
Mrs. G. c. Robertson and Mrs. s. v
Robertson we're called to Purvis Nor
day by the death of the formers sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Holcomb which OF
Cured there Monday. Mrs. A. F
Rodgers, of Jackson, sister of Mr..
Holcomb, with her son, Mr.. VIII
FhudHiS ROuSeTS, was In HurV1S alSt
the entire party returning to Hattie,
burg last night with the remains
This morning Mrs. Rodgers accom-
panied them on to Jackson, where il
terment will be made.
& . =
Miss Connie Bonslagel, after a Wis
on the coast, is now in Purvis for
few days. Miss Bonslagel will be
charge of the Domestic Science D
partment at the Agricultural Hig
School in Purvis, again this year. H,
work there last year was most su
cessful, this charming girl havir
made good not only in her own speci
line but in training the basket ba
team. Miss Cleta Bonslagel's frient
are glad to have her at home this wi
ter, as she will be a member Of Il
public school faculty in this city.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29

Cuts and bruises ms be healed in
about one-third the time required by
berlain's Liniment. It is an antiseptic
and causes such injuries to heal with
out maturation. This Imminent also re-
lieves soreness of the muscles and
the usual treatment by applying Cham
rheumatic pains. For sale by all deal
era.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
Mrs. Cora Smith.

Mrs. Cora Smith died Monday IN
Memphis and her remains will be
brought here for interment. They
will be taken to the home of A. F.
Hulett, 1876 New Orleans street, from
there the funeral will take place to
morrow. Rev. 7. P. Trotter officiating
Mrs. Smith was sister Of Mrs
Hulett and formerly made her home In
Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Cunningham & Hughes,
owners of the Hattiesburg Wagon
Works, has dissolved by mutual con-
sent, both c. H. Cunningham and G.
s. Hughes retiring. The business and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29

DRS. CUNNINGHAM & PHILLIPS
Csteopathic Physicians. Graduates
of American School OF Oet sopstny
Office. Carter BulIdirc roc~" sol
Phone $40 Home. Res. Cum. 547
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
A WiFE'S VACATION.

August IS
Dear John got here safe and sound.
Not yet had time to look around.
Please 20 up to the attic floor
And snap the lock on the roof trap
donr
August o---
Dear John There is not much to tell
Except thtt I am feeling well.
Please k at my fur coat and muff.
The M are in them, like enough.
Augu =
Dear J took a walk today,
Things 1ot SO very gay.
Please lot around downstairs, think
The waters dripping in the sink.
August is
lear John Although it's quiet here
am not resting much, fear.
Is there mouse trap In the house?
Before 7 left l heard a mouse.
August l9-
Dear john can not sleep at night,
I'm afrail my nerves are not just
right
Please put the maids room window
down.
/ think twas up when left town.
August 20
near Wife: Your letters have read,
And conclude from what you've said
That for your health it would be best
Ii you'd come home and take a rest
New York Globe
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Dreyfus
motored to Hub Monday.
Mrs Fannie Levins, of Mobile, is
listing Mrs. T M. Dossett.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Thompson left today fol
business trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. E. Corley has returned from
a professional visit to Purvis.
= =
Mrse. Will Hamper is expected hom
from a visit to Enterprise Wednesday
Messrs. w. B. Glover and 10
Semmes spent Sunday in Hazlehurst
Miss Mamie Burnley has returne,
from a visit to her home in Hazle
hurst.
Mr.. F. ID. Lander, Jr, returned MOI
day from a short visit to New o.
leans.
Miss Vera Galbreath is spending
week in Ellisville with Miss Lucil
Moody.
& & =
Weems w Howell left Monday fo
en- days visit to Meridian an
shubuta.
q . =
Mr. leon Dreytus is expected hon
B. from weeks stay at Browns Well
tomorrow.
+ a q
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ. Ferguson al
family. after a few days stay in M
ridian and Enterprise, are now Wis
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-29
Bath PHONES 35-
Social and Personal
KATIE l.. /. ALLEN

ing relatives in Scooba, having made
the trip through the country in their
car.
is the guest of Mrs. L. l.. Moore, on
Bay street
Mrs. J. G. Brown returned today
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Taylor, in Chicago.
Misses Grace and May Massengale
will leave tomorrow for Meridian, to
visit Miss Helen Chisholm.
| Miss Georgia Bickham has returned
to Brookhaven, after weeks visit to
Mrs. A. s. Knott, on Bay street.
Mrs. A. b. warren, of Canton, is the
guest of her brother-in-law, Mr.. ]. M.
Gay and family, on Williams street.
Miss Arie Moore and Mrs. L. L.
Moore have returned from a visit to
McComb City, Summit and New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hobbs and Mas
ter A. B, Hobbs, Jr, left Sunday for
a fortnight's visit to Natchez and 9th
err points.
Mrs. T. E. Ross and Miss Annie
Mars, of Meridian are spending the
day in Lucedale with Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Ellis.
Rev. Dan Kelly, conference evan
gelist, with Mrs. Kelly, of Purvis
were guests Monday of Mr.. and Mrs
W. B. Johnson.
Messrs. Douglas Harper and GaDt
Hawkins left Monday for two weeks
trip in Texas, visiting Dallas. Calves
ton and Houston
Mrs. ]. D. Hawkins and two chill
dren, ANGEL and Norma left Monda.
i for New Orleans, to visit Mr.. Hawkins
mother, Mrs Hawkins.
: = =
e Misses Miriam Thigpen of Flora an,
:. Effie Powell, of Magnolia, are tn
guests for a few days of Mrs. R. F
e Stapleton, on Bay street.
Misses Sallie May and Clara Milne
d will give masquerade party this eve
= ming in honor of their guest, Miss Bel
sic Mildred Miner, of Gulfport.
l. Mrs. Jno. O'Bryen has returne
r from visit to her old home at Del
ham Springs and to her sister, Mr.
w. F. Jacobs, in Winchester, Miss.
e Mrs. Fred Powell, of New Orlean
with her little daughter, Randolph
are guests of Mrs. Mamie G. Fostt
'r and the Misses Gay, on William
ID street
The Philathea Class of the b.
lie Street Presbyterian church will me
s, Thursday evening with Miss Rer
Powe, instead of this evening as e
pected.
e. Miss Burney has returned from Ne
it. Orleans, where she has been studyil
= the fall and winter styles of MILNE
and will be with Miss Holmes for t
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Hurst are rece
ing congratulations on the birth of
daughter in Binghamton, N. Y, whe
Mrs. Hurst has been spending
summer.
q q .
Miss Maggie May Johnson is
pected home Thursday from lengt
- visit to DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery
i Norfield and to her cousins, Mr.. 9
Mrs. s. H. May, in Bogue Chitto, Nj
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Rev. and Mrs. Charles Oberschm
of Corsicana, Texas, but formerly
Ellisville, Miss, who have been
iting in Mississippi for several wee
were guests Monday Of Mr.. and N
NJ. Galbreath, while en- route home.
I: .
Miss Elizabeth Watkins has
turned from a three months trip
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RAMSEY & COMPANY,
LEADING UNDERWRITERS.
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Mr.. Earl B. King is Ill with malarial
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Mrs A. A. Montague has been quite
i'll for week, but Is better today.
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Mr.. J. M. Winslow, who has been
very i'll at the Hattiesburg Hospital, is
much improved.
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August IS
Dear John | got here safe and sound.
Not yet h.a time to look around.
Please 20 up to the attic floor
And snap the lock on the roof trap
donr
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ness or profession. Phone 47o.
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