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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
8Gueren 90 Sfuaen.

SGperen o. Sfogen. 9aa 2ano.
briissbuogettet er Der iaar for isrite
Sang opfsrt Str. 2000, iom fol fill
les til aominiitrntionens 8aabiebeo,
iaolebes of Oct fan anpenoes Tom er.
Itotning for Den Sfabe, geperen
gisr pac Sfoseu, i9rIig 9epffogen.
SiSen 99peren blep totalt frebet, err
Der til 8epartemetltet inbIsbet fIere
arap paa %Gritaming for Den Sfaoe,
9prene gisr | be prionte Sfoge, bpor
itsrre StrRfuinger Sspifos, melt
aipeifog, blir soelaet, oelpis osiaa
for Sfaoe paa Sorbbrus os- 5erif.
n~anosHiferi. Brofesior Goaet os 81.
iferi. 5nipeftsr 2anomarf fremb9oer,
of ira ct naturpioenifabeIis Spns.
punt bar Rorge / fin geitanb Of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Sra Uoroe.

Etto.T pmbaasbanen. Irbeiosoe.
partcmentet bor beitemt, at Otto
commissioners Statiouer fol bope
feIgenbe Rapne: Gel, 9rennbnigen,
9opre o. Sombaas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
qamSals Gerf. 9lftieielifabet 9an

GamSals @erf. g~lftieielifabet 9an.
oaf ~eleftroIptiif aobberpert er til
Sirmaregiitret anulelbt meo cit &a'
pital af 5000 9roner. Seraf er
Saloparten inobetalt, mems &eIten
ilben nogen Undertaking er uoiteot
til abmiral 8srreIen og Sngentsr
Spbinette iom 8eoerIag for, at De
bar inbbragt / SeIifabet Getten til
Drift Of aomoaIs gerf. Soruoen
Be TO Serrer er @eneralfoniul $.
Slien, a%rtitiania, WeoIem at Stref.
tionen. Observation-Disclosures Sor.
mano er 9anfdef 9lnoerien og RGits
formanb 8onilil Sreb. 2angaar0,
begge fra Sriittania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Stor EfinbhanScl

Stor SfinbbanSel ~foregaar aItib
paa Herosmarfeoet. Saar ifal BET
bore fisbt Sfino for meget oper
100000 SIR. Sirmaet 9ruun fra
Sronbbiem fisbte aIene Sftno for
$4,000 Ser, ifrieer "Oopre".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
GleftriIf Strait paa SGberen. 8aa

GleftriIf Strait paa SGoeren. Faa
Seoeren bar flere SerreOer itore
8laner ON ltbbpgning at GanofaIo
og Inlpg al fomnltnale @leftrict'
tet8perfer. Sorbanoltngerne bill at.
tageIig / Ell npr SremtiO fere til
8lanernes Sterilization. 6or Stoen
finbes Der / Imtet ca. 20 eleftriife
anlpq / 9rift eQer orift6f9rotg
Stan6 paa ialt $3.50 ailopott. Der
err iolt / 9Imtet / 8rug $500 8le.
belanper, 713 Wotorer; $3.50 &pt.
anpenoes til 9ripfraft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26

gGper Ell Sfat, iom oct err ponfrp.
pct at bepare. Sfogoirefteren fore.
Iaar meo SepartementctS Stlilut.
Ming / Den G~nIeoning 1000 SIR. be.
piIaet iom g%ritatning Tor Den Sfooe,
8Rperen bepirfer, men tar oct sSor.
5eboIb, at bpis llbgiiiernc pes at be.
bare 9Gperen blir misunderstanding
meget ltprre, ber Der togeS ulber
Sperpeiciie at Gnore SogtIopen ca
tilaoe SGlbning Of ct eIer Here I'M
paa bper @ienoom.
Sire YrciteinbilGer. Stte minore
emo fire Of 3orges &rciter funbe
Sfuobagen ben 29be 6eb. feirc lit
40-aarsiubiIGuut, ibet De iomtIige
uonGpntes til fit iprite Ercitefalo
eller Gmbeoe Den 290e 6cbrllor
1872. De fire Serrer cr: Y. 6.
y rsgger |, mn Sognepreit til SafSs
10 iioen 1879 o9 tinigc Erouit / Su.
ore Sogu iiben 1897. &an or loot
/ ariitiania 1913, er StlOcut ira
1868 og aanoioat fra 1877. 5. g.
60 a |, nj Sogncpreit I'll
araatitoo iioen 1909 % tiuige
Yropit / Q. gorgeipsiel. San er
feot / Stopanger 1916, cr StIoent
ira 1865 og aanbioot ira 1871. q.
g. 500, iioen 1886 tnpttet til Eaii'
lllS Renigbeo / ariltionia isrit I'll
1897 Tom aalosfapeIarl, ira 1897
-9S iom reiib. &apeIlan o. ira
1898 iom Sogneprcit. San er fsot
/ 9orpif 1916, err StiiOeut ira 1868
og aanbioat ira 1868. $. Y. $ a II,
fen, iioen 1898 S~oonepreit / @toiS
oe tiaige 8ropit | g. 9orgcipsiel il.
Den 1896. San er foot / Sonaberg
1912, er Stuoent fra 1866 % aan.
Dioat ira 1869. Sr. &anien bar ira
lite Mai iaar isgt ailteo.
Wpt5fclot.Samilien. S InIcbning
al SeieiteretSaSieSior =. Wtot5ielots
70.aarige SsoieIsoog Den 3. Warts
fan oct bape lin Siltercsie at minbe
onL at Samilien Wot5felOt bar ipiI'
let en- iGrlig fremtr9benbe &oae
Rorges Spieitcret. ScIt iioeu benne
0omitoI begpnote fin &irtiombcb %
til MI bar Der, mco ct enfelt Vtelem.
rum, iiboet en- IsieSiOr Mot5ielot
&etten. S SsieIteretS ferite HetS-
msoe oen 30te SUM 1915 finoer pt
5rebrif Wot5feIbt blanOt 9ommerne.
San bar fsot | Ssrieifogn peo
Sronobiem / 1779 og bar / 1914 paa
gibSpolb Tom HeprGientant for
Moloe. Eli i'm 3eo / 1913 bar ban
Ssieiteretsasiesior. S &iOSrrmmet
1S42-47 iab foruoen 5rebrif Wfot6.
felbt ogiaa oenues Setter, gios.
poIoSmarlDen Eeter Mot5felotS Spn
llIrif gnton Wot5feIot / Seieiteret.
Otter at bape p9ret Sorenifriper |
&affeitao fra 1S47 iii 1852, font
ban iioitnGpnte aor tilboge til ri.
gets eperite Somitol, bpor ban for.
blep til lin 9po 1866. s 1886 tar
teoe ban, iammen meo Sdmeigaaro
og 5or9itab, set ~befienote 3agbIao
Gen GonItitutioueQe~. Zen treble
Mot5felot / Ssieiteret err nitpGrenoc
asiesior grnit Rot8felot, Ssn al
fernGpnte II. q. Mot3felot. San
blep Wteolem al Hetten / 1890.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
NnTes.-@uo giae for alminbe.

- ltgt SusarbeiSe { en- 5amilie beftaaen-
be 81 TO 8srn % to Borne. S. pr. use.
Cstu Reierence | isrite Brep. Trs. @. q.
Speenep, Greibo, 3. 7af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
cnfes.-aaenter % Surbano.

Iere for bore norife grrparater: Se.
lteliniment for Sop OF gar, Saurialue.
ct. Clau's Ole, Spalraolmprelie for Sfo
og SGlttst. Spgiu 9erritorium. Sobu
Slid Yeoiem Co., Grpptstun, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26

Oslo Siipesaarb. Der bar / ben
ierere &io pGret arbeioet tprig meb
Standardization al De gamIe SpGlp /
Oslo 9iipegaarb / &riitiania. 3e
bar / l9n9ere Sib pGret | nofiaa
ifrsbelig Sorfatning, men ipaar blep
Der bepilget SIR. 5000 til Reparation,
% iiben bar IrbeiOet foregaat unoer
2ebeIie al 4rfiteft Siirgenien. unoer
arbeibet er ser giort flere interes.
iante S1lno. Oct err M Weuingett at
iette bisie gantle Stun | Den Stano,
at De fan tiene til Spbeparing al,
bpab Ser er funbet og iiffert enonil
fam finoes al 2epnineer fra oct GAM
lie Oslo. De bill berefter inbgaa iom
ct SEQ / Observation-Disclosures
gems ubmerfebe Surilag ON ct Oslo
Wtl,ieltm / Sorbinoelie meo ct. Sal
paros Ruiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26

st cuentprlis SelS. Sra Sonbe'
fiorb meOoeles oen 27oe Sch. st
nGiten epetrtprIigt @elo bar fulgt Off
tieielifabet '2aboremlls" Sanglterpe'
oition peo apiten al Sosmanien. Zen
bar nenlig fan9et ire Spermacet'
bualer og TO &etbpaler. De ferite
i~noeboloer ct iieloent Stof, ambru,
iom brllges til Barfumerier. Oct
foiter 1000 &roner pr. ag., ug De 3
Spaler ~inoebolot for uGiten 100000
al bette Stof. 8aroerne al &etbua'
len err oesroen pprb $4,000 Ser.
Bare peo benne Sangit er praftiit
talt belle @rpebitionen betalt, ifient
6angiten bare er orepet iioen 9egpn-
oelien al benne Wtoaneb. Selifabet
Oriper ogiaa 6angit peo Spo'S bet-
LAMB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
ct Rjsbmandsbu$ / SkjWrsaarden. .xxs ~

M fort SID paubesbnSes / ~Seb grmen" en- SO,nan, l
iom pi benleoer ale ppre 29ieres ps 2Gierinbers 1
Spmerfiombeb paa. Oct er "Gt aibbmanosbus / /
SfiGrsaarben" af ben pppnlGre ipenffe surfatterinbe 4
emile SlpsareGarItn. /
Senne Sorfatterinoe, bois 8igenapn bar emile /
Smitb, blep fsbt Strsmiao gobus 2Gn / 1907. s 4
lin garnoonr 1nootog bum iterfe Snotrpf al ben bobus.
ldnfe Sfiareaarbsnatir bpao Der ogiaa ffinner igien.
mem / De fleite af benbes Hortaner. 90 gar qontmeI |
blep bun gift meb SGgen areI 6Ipgare. men efter Ter \
Iars Sorlsb bIep bun @nfe og Hptteoe / 1889 efter 4
lin Sorl9seers Spfororing til Stocfbolm, bpor bun |
TO aar ienete blep gift reo SSobn Gabriel @areu. Sum /
bebe / 1892. \
GmiGe 6lpsare-Garl6n ffren en- lang Hpffe itore
Hontarer, ion gioroe benoe til en- al De melt populpre
og pnoebe Sorfatterinoer, Der noQerfin6e bar lepet, oa l
benoes Bigger er operat paa De leite ~eliroppife sprog. /
s 1862 fit BUN bet ipenife afaoemis itore @uIbmeonIie /
for fit sorfatterfab.
Sort gloo bar engong for mango Gar iben brogt en- /
af benoes Tomaner, "gneboeren paa ssobannesifipret"
iom pafte bore 29ieres nbeIte gifaIb, oa hi tpiler life
en- of "gt aisbmanosbus / Sfi9rgaar6en" bill aisre 1
bet iamr1e. Weoens bore 9age alting en6oa gfo. i
maner ffal eaa meo Sernbanefurt, tilbsrer sSru /
Garlen en- geriobe, oa babe S~orfattere oa 9piere 4
bapbe goo lib os tinbe goa onnitGnoeIie tilperfs, men
berpeb ff ogiaa benbes Honlaner ct ierft Sfipr al 1
bienIig Spgae, oe ineen iom lRier benne Sfiprgaarbs. /
fortnaius fan unbsaa at bi GLAD De gobe og tra1te
Mrunefer paa Spartifirr og greiteeaarben. Iouto.
nen err neaet lang og pl ga gIabet belle Sonlmeren
@i pil benitiae iii Dem, Der life n[ereoe er abon.
nenter poa "9ecoraby8oien", ON OF inoienbe aomtin.
aenten for ct aar = $1.25 = inareit muIis, for Der.
peb at fua Iaie gespnbeIien Of benne i~nteresiante SO.
mar. abresie:
!. Hnundsen Publ. e., =. DEBORAH, Tcy
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Protective Patents
2%lrlinaton Bart Sotcl.

/ @rano Sorts, q. Satota. er pel betlen6t
oa meaet ~roienoe omtaIt al bet ~reiienoe
4ubllfum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26

Sposfalp. 8anfoirefter / arilti.
ansiauO Warfus 5rebrtf Strap er
afgaaet peO 0soeu, 6S aar gammel.
- On al MeIoalens ptrfiomite 90
melt fienote MpuO er gaaet bort,
iOet forbenp9renoe Srbfsrer, S9rer
% @aarobrilger Ole Steicu efter
nogen SibS Spgeleie npIig bsoe paa
iin 8aaro 6ee, 76 Iar gammel. San
nar fsot pao Steien / Wteloalen, oi-
nlitterteS ira &IRbu Seminarium |
1859 90 aniattcs ianme Iar iom
2Grer / i'm Siembpgo, bpor ban pir-
fet iom iaaoon I'll / 1890, / bel ire
bioe gar. Steieu bar meo 70 eGer
ire HeriooerS WeQemrunt Welbalens
Srbferer ialt noget oper 20 aar til
i 1905.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Som tent, men fum apot.

~
StorcIueooIen ifripes til "Splan.
Oct: timber SernbaneanIpgget Der
/ 70.aoreue laonte en- anlGgsorbei.
Der enoel Henge al Ell al 9pgoens
~itsrite Stogeiere. Irbeioeren reiite
itoen Of tiIbogebetale 9elsbet, men
mn efter ca. 35 Iars 6orleb fomrter
arbciberen tIbase iom en- boIoen
Ylanb og betoIer 9elpbet meo Ren.
FER og Heuters &eute tiIbage. Gette
er en- iaa meget merfeligere SGn-
oelie, iom MI bar Stoeeieren ligeiaa
fattig, iom InlG9sarbeioeren oar,
oengaug ban laante gelebet, ibet ban
banbe tobt ollie fine Fenge peb aal-
tionsforpligtelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Nrit OomciteaO 3anO

tan enenu erboloes ben beeite Gel al Tipu'
tann, 800 elsr 100 acres Somelteao sfter
Behdg. Barter os Bigger meo unoerretning
pm 2anoet iaaes ueo al ~tiIitripe Norit eler
GneeIiD
~lnfurmations Bureau, Box lis, Conrad, Mon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
GOOD ROADS THE MAIN TOPIC.

Chicago. Dec. 2.-The subject of
good roads, both state and national,
is to be the principal topic Of discus
sion at the eleventh annual conven-
ton of the American Automobile AS
ISOLATION which opened here today at
the Auditorium Hotel for a session of
two days. The association was form
ed in this city in March, 1902, and
many Of the founders and former Of
ficers of the organization are among
those present at the present gathering.
The national organization now COM
prises forty-four state bodies and $50
local clubs and is in flourishing con-
dition. Under the stimulating influ-
ence of the state organizations many
states have spent large sums for the
building and improvement of roads and
at the present convention steps will
be considered to extend the propa
ganda for good roads to the states
which have not yet taken any step:
in that direction. The convention will
close tomorrow with the annual ban
quet.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02

hearing and have taken action &C.
cordingly.
"All county officers and their dep-
uties and the court have shown all
possible courtesy.
I'VE recommend that the. board Of
supervisors request the governor to
send an auditor and audit the accounts
of all county officers for four years
back.
Having no further business, we ask
your Honor that we be finally dis
charged. (Signed)
"A. L STRAHAN, Foreman.
JAS. A. CAMERON, Clerl-
al. NJ. RICHARDSON"
When the reading of the report
concluded, Judge Johnson said:
Gentlemen, I hope what you
done will rebound to the peace
welfare Of the county. You are iii
discharged"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
REPORT OF GRAND JURY
SUBMITTED SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN WITNESSES Ex
AHMED BILLS RETURNED

Though the circuit court adjourned
at noon Saturday until Monday morn
ing, the grand jury did not make its
final report until 3:40 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon at which time the TWEEN
ty citizens composing that body filed
into the court and submitted their
final report to Judge johnson, who
had resumed his place on the bench
to receive it. For brevity of statement
and the small number of recommends
tons made, the report is a model. 1t
reads as follows:
1--WE, the grand jury empaneled for
the November term of circuit court,
beg to submit this, our final, report:
1--WE have diligently inquired into all
matters coming before us. Have ex-
amined 2S4 witnesses and returned
ninety-four true bills.
I'VE have examined the dockets Of
the justices of the peace and find all
moneys collected by them turned into
the county.
eve have examined the county farm
and convict camps and find the farm
kept in good condition and convicts
we'll cared for.
1--WE have examined the county Jail
and find it in good condition, except
a case of small nox. and we recom.
mend that all diligence and precau
ton be used to keep this disease from
spreading.
1--WE have examined the books of al
the county officers and find as far al
we can tell, everything correctly kept
According to our instructions from
your Honor, we have shown no fav
orites, regardless of social or politi
cal position, and have endeavored tc
give all offenders fair and impartial
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
GOVERNMENT FAILS
TO MAKE CASE
AGAINST 4
ALLEGED DYNAMITERs DlscHARG-
ED FROM cUsToDY-RYAN
FIRST DEFENSE WITNESS.
by Associated PreSs.)

Indianapolis, Dec. -Four of the
forty-five defendants in the dynamite
conspiracy trial were discharged by
the government on the ground that the
charges against them are not sus'
tanned. District Attorney Miller an
nounced the government rested its
case, then moved to discharge William
X. Benson, Moulin H. Davis, John R.
Carroll and Sturgeon P. Meadows,
leaving forty-one defendants to face
the jury.
Frank M. Ryan, president of the iron
workers union, was called as the first
witness for the defense.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
daily with mast s q a'llgical express

daily with mastoIs d uusical express
sion.
The OrpheuA E|uh IS an organiza-
ton composed of AL lose studying in
the conservatory. ma students TAX
ing part in this recital represented the
departments 81 piano, voice and violin,
and also several excellent choruses
were rendered.
Among Die most beautiful selec-
lions given were hose rendered by
Miss Sallie Evans. graduate student
both in plano and voice. She rem
dered delishtfully Operti's "Angelus"
and Chopin's polonaise CD. 2e.
Miss Frances Ferguson, of Hatties-
burg, Miss. gave two exquisite piano
numbers, no spring, by Grieg, and a
'BarcaraIle. by Ehrlich, which re-
ceived specia; APPLAUSE"
n + +
Maocabees TO Uncertain.
The ladies ana Sir Knights of the
Maccabees Of the World will have a
public meeting Wednesday evening,
Dec. 4th, from s to Il, at the w. o. w.
Hall, on Main street in honor of the
members and their friends. There
will be an Interesting program and re.
freshments VIII be served. A cordial
invitation is extended to all of the
friends of the Organization to attend.
a
Mrs. R. M. Fisher and children, of
Chicora, Miss, are guests of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. James Gillespie
and brother, Mr.. w. q. Gillespie. at
their home, on Southern avenue. Mrs.
Fisher, nee Mary T. Gillespie, spent
much of her time In Hattiesburg as
girl, and her marriage to Mr.. Fisher
was pretty social event of this city.
so she has many friends here who are
glad to welcome her back, Although it
is only for two weeks' visit.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02

Miss Inez Haynes is quite ill with
la grippe and malaria at the home of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
old AT 40
Some Younger At IS Than Others Are
At 40 Years.


At 40 Years.
So many people whom you meet
about the time they reach 40 begin by
sayingeT can't do this, and can't do
that, because Pm getting old now,
they begin to act old, feel old and they
are older in appearance than many
who are much more advanced in years.
When you begin to feel old, when
your energy begins to fail build your
self up with our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic, Vinol. 1t is wonder
full blood-maker and strengthened
Mr.. jim. Kelly, aged rs, who lives
at Lake Charles, La, says; i TOOK
Vinol fora rundown condition, it not
only built up my strength, but l feel
fifteen years younger than l did be-
fore taking it."
Thousands of old people have FOUND
in vinol just the medicine they need
TO build up the feeble, weakened sys-
tenn and create strength. If 1t fails
we return your money.-Hays & Flelo'
Druggists, Hattiesburg, Miss.
P. S. Stop. scratching, our saxo
salve stops itching Ws. guarantee IT.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
NOT IN HASTE.

Not so in haste, my heart!
Have faith in God and wait;
Although He fingers long,
He never comes too late.
He never comes too late,
He knoweth what is best;
Vex not thyself in vain;
Until He cometh rest.
Until He cometh rest,
Nor grudge the hours that roll.
The feet that wait for God
Are soonest at the goal.
, Are soonest at the goal
That is not gained by speed;
! Then hold thee still, my heart,
y For i shall wait His lead.
Bradley Torrey.
.f.t.f
Mr.. ]. w. Gay is in Pittsburg, Pa,
on a business trip.
i + i
Mr.. Rufe Lewis, of Paulding, Miss,
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. l. H. Z. Cook.
i. i. !.
DR.. l. Fl. c. Cook has returned from
a visit to his brother, Mr.. L. P. Cook
in Memphis, Tenn.
+ = !.
Mr.. A. D. Draughn returned Sunday
from a two weeks business trip in
Palacious, Collegeport and other Texas
points.
\. X !.
The Forrest Club will entertain
Thursday evening, in honor of the
married members of the club, from s
to II o'clock.
i. x. Il
Y Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Miller, who for
the past seven years have been resid-
ing in Brandon, Miss, have returned
to Hattiesburg to reside and are To-
Gated in the residence 917 Adeline
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
WANTS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

70 RSALE-Twelve dwelling houses
at one-third value. Some haveznice
patch of land with them. kOher
houses that can be bought cheap
and moved. Also 100000 stock Of
merchandise, store building and fix-
lures, etc. going at bargain, and
on easy terms.-Eureka Lomber
Company, Eastabutchie, Miss. 2-12t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-S Solicit
tors wanted to introduce one Of the
best money-makers of thef''Es. Call
fairfield Bldg, rooms 22-s 2-6t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
Ano Personals

street, corner of Seventh, which they
recently purchased. Mrs. j. T. Miller,
of Brandon, is with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law.
!. + 4
Miss Edna Boyne, of ST. Louis, is
the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Brierton, on
Bay street.
4 !. i.
Willie Heisler, of New Orleans, but
formerly of this city, is visiting
Messrs. Davis Bates, Leslie Morley
and other young friends.
J .f..t.+-
Mrs. Frank Stansbury left Friday
for her home in Cincinnati, after a
visit to her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Grove.
i. !. 70
Mrs. T. L. McWilliams, of Selma,
Ala, former Hattiesburg girl, Miss
Annette Cook, is the guest of her pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. l. H. c. Cook.
'f'I'f-
Miss Bessie Haney will leave tomor-
row for New Orleans, to visit Mrs. R.
D. Reeves for fortnight. Miss Haney
will be hostes of the Sowania Club on
her return, instead of this week, which
is the regular time for meeting.
i. 4. 4
Mrs. j. NJ. Chakos, with her little
son, J. NJ, Jr, after a three weeks
visit to her father, Mr.. A. H. Innerar-
ity, on Water street, left Sunday for
San Antonio, Texas, where she will
spend a few days before going to her
home in Phoenix, Arizona.
X !. i.
The Hattiesburg Chapter, U. D. c.,
will have its regular monthly meeting
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 at Hotel
Hattiesburg, and the members are re-
quested to come prepared to pay dues
in order to get in order the books for
the year.
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Mrs. w. ]. Morris and her little son,
w. j., Jr., returned Sunday to their
home in Sanford, Miss, after a visit
to DR.. and Mrs. Leo H. Martin. The
little fellow, who underwent an opera
ton ten days ago, was very much
improved. Mrs. Morris mother, Mrs.
Hughes, of Sanford, spent Saturday
here as the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Martin.
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Mr.. D. L. Easterling, who has been
manager of the Chicago Lumber &
Coal Company, left this morning for
Brookhaven, where he will be with
the Crosby-Bond Lumber Co. The
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Easterling
here will be glad to learn that the
family will remain at their home, 906
Main street, for awhile, not going to
Brookhaven to reside until possibly in
June.
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Hattiesburg Girl In
Brenau Recital.
Notes from Brenau College and Con.
servatory of Music, say of the recent
students recital there:
"The students recital, given under
the auspices of the Orpheus Club at
Brenau on Monday evening was re
plete with the splendid technique and
artistic Interpretation which charac-
terizes the work of those who labor
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
Mrs. Britton Hostess
OF Epworth League.


Mrs. L. ]. Britton celebrated the
Thanksgiving season by entertaining a
number of young people, the members
of the Senior League of Court Street
Methodist church at Puritan Party
at her home on Elizabeth avenue, Fri
day evening.
The girls came in Puritan costumes,
dark frocks with the quaint white
cap, apron and white collar and cuffs
and the hostess was gowned in the
same old-fashioned way.
Vases and bowls of chrysanthemums
decorated the rooms and there was a
post office, where the hostess handed
out mail to the guests, a love letter,
Miles Standish style, and package
containing some ridiculous article.
A contest, finding words ending in
nation" was the feature OF the eve
nings. Peanuts and popcorn passed
around broke the formality of the oc-
casion, too, and after old-fashioned
games had been enjoyed for awhile
chocolate and cake was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mesdames H. o.
Siebe, Reed and Messrs. Tom Longre
and Carl oBnslagel.
About fifty young people enjoyed
Mrs. Britton's hospitality.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
BENEFITS LOCAL PEOPLE

Hattiesburg people have discovered
that A SINGLE DOSE of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, ETC., as COM
pounded in Adler-i-ka, the German APP
pendicitis remedy, relieves gas on the
stomach and constipation AT ONCE.
The Century Drug Store.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
CUT FLOWERS.

For weddings, parties, funerals. Or
ders filled on one days notice. Any
flowers you want IN any quantities.
Century Drug Store. 26-6t..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02

The kidneys are small but h portant
oreans. They need help asionally.
Prickly Ash 6ltters is a successful
kidney tonic and system regulator
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02

her mother, Mrs. E. M. Haynes, 400
Bay street.
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Mr. Marion c. Gay is quite i'll at the
home of his father, Mr.. ]. NJ. Gay, on
Williams street.