The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-03


street, returned Monday morning from
short stay in Columbia, Miss. News |
of the illness of her sister, Mrs. Mat
tie Hancock, in Crowley, La, however,
called her home Immediately and she
was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Matte Coleman, who has also
been Mr.. and Mrs. Fosters guest
i.
Miss Ivy Cato, of Brookhaven, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ben Garrett. on
Bay street, for few days. She is
graduate of Whitworth College and
will leave in few days for Bond,
where she has accepted a position as
teacher of music and expression in
the public school.
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With the ushering in of September,
the month of golden rod and beautiful
Gays, there came to Mr. and Mrs Eu-
gene Fly, little son, on Sunday. The
little lad will be called George Jen-
kins Fly, from a family name on the
maternal side, that of Mrs. Fly's
Mother, Mrs. Georgia Jenkins.
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Miss Martha J. Barrow, of Baton
Rouge, La, was the guest Monday
night of Misses Bette and Lucie Con-
ner, on Sixth avenue, leaving this
morning for Ruston, La, where she is
head of the department of English in
the Louisiana Industrial College. Miss
Barrow has any number of friends
here, made while member of the
High School faculty for two years,
during which time she made a record
as one of the most brilliant and COM
petent teachers in the history of the
schools, at the same time winning the
love and respect of the student body.
Miss Barrow is on her way to Louisi-
ana, after an extensive western trip,
visit to Yellow Stone Park and other
Colorado points, a visit to relatives
iii Memphis, Tenn. and to her father,
in Gulfport, Miss.
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Visitors At Mammoth Springs.
Among those registered at Nam
moth Springs the past week were Miss
Bessie Waggoner and niece, Helen
Jones, of HattiesbuEg; V. M. Stovall,
Marvin Summer, Columbia, Miss;
Mrs, w. J. Dreyfus, children and maid,
Hattiesbnrg, Miss, Mrs. C. c. Arnett
and children, Hattiesburg, Miss; Mrs.
NJ Kullman and children, Waterproof,
La; Mrs. II. E. Allen, Mrs. M. d.
Foley, Hattiesburg; Mrs. M. VAN
pold, children and maid, Montgomery
Ala; Miss Claire Smith, Hattiesburg;
Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Grove and baby,
Miss Frazier Matthews, j. r. King,
flattiesburg, Miss; Mrs. B. w. Lips
comb, Brookhaven; Miss Ollie Lips
, comb, Miss Talulah Lipscomb, Miss
Bessie Lipscomb, of Brookhaven; Miss
Francis Ferguson, William Ferguson,
T. Hattiesburg, Miss.
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4 Mr., and Mrs. Fred Naylor, with
Y their daughters, Misses Edith, Evelyn
2 and Jessie Naylor, returned Saturday
from visit north. Mr.. and Mrs. Nay
lor, two weeks ago, joined their daugh-
tiers in st. Paul, Mimi, where they
spent the entire summer and the party
then visited Chicago and Cincinnati
1t will be of interest to Miss Edith
MAYORS friends here to learn that
although already talentedyoung girl
unsteady she has been studying all
f summer, the pipe organ, under the
Post Dispatch, of st. Paul, Mimi, says
the prominent teacher, G. A. Thorn
| ton, who has an enviable reputation
? as instructor of organ, piano and vic
lin, besides being choir master and
organist of St Clements Episcopa
church, in St. Paul" Miss Naylor is
organist for the Episcopal church here
r and comes fresh from her work in the
5 st. Paul College of Music to resume
2 her duties.
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Rawls Springs Visitors.
Following is list of visitors to Rawli
Springs the past week:
s Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Field and child
r Mrs. Morrow, Hattiesburg; Mr.. M. L
+ Polk, Elizabeth and Irene Polk, Lau
D rel; Mr.. c. F. Baggett, Virgins; MI
e R. l.. Everett, Magee; Mr.. w. H. Vain
wright, Gulfport Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Roberts, McLain; MIR. ]. D. Delk, Lux
y Mr.. V. M. Tedford and son, Laurel
>. Mr.. J. w. Davis and wife, Jackson
: Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and son, Hatties