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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron


! am sometimes asked by letter
friends. Does II pay TO send boy
or girl TO college,
Being a ankee. | always answer
that question by two others.
In the first place. what is the cost
going 10 be- There are prices TOO
high to pay. For instance. 81 II is
going 10 include four years OF unrc-
hitting self denial for the resi- of
the family. and four years of COM
bined study and attempts az srlt-sup.
port Tor the student. that may be TOD
high price. especially II the student !
health is not OF tHe hest I say
may because this is pre-eminentlv
matter In which circumstances alter
cases.
Secondly. In what coin do YOU OK
pect payment 10 he made II NOl
expect that a college education VIII
surely Increase the earning powers ~
your son or daughter 10 an extent
commensurate with tho investment II
ime and money which Is being mad.
Eou Uill probably be disappointed
This Is especially true u YOU expect
an immediate payment. The gradu-
ate Of the ordinary classical course m
profession-tha OF teaching That
means that these graduates must
either enter thar over. crowded feed
and start az the small salary whicn
eHch over-crowding causes. or thar
They must spend further time I'm max.
ing moro specific reDara.ion TO-
some other prOfes sion. or thai they
must start at the bottom ~ some bust
ness or profession. receiving approxi-
I,fteiy me same wage az which a
h'sh school graduate would start.
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As rule the college graduate rises
much more rapidly and ultimately "a.
ceives a higher aslary. but this -
not always true by any means. AMI
/; the graduate is n girl she is ex-
tremely likely 10 marry. before re-
ceiving any financial return FOR her
investment
On the other hand. II you are will.
ling that part Of your payment shall
he broader outlook on life. a larger
capacity for intellectual enoyment.
n better standard Of living. a handful
or precious friendships. and a heart.
iul Of golden memories for YOUR son
or daughter. YOU will probably find
that a college education pays
DO YOU think am disparaging a
coliec" education. would be the
last - do that. but do believe thar
many fathers and mothers expect TOO
much financial return and are sadly
disappointed
Until our colleges contain specific
courses which do actually prepare
for some business or profession. il is
inevitable that there can celdom be a
full financial return for The time and
money invested. Whether IL is best
that our colleges shall take on such
specific course Is quite another ques-
zion. and one I am not qualified 20
discuss. though 7 must say 7 have a
very strong opinion in the matter.
In the meantime. let the fathers
and mothers who want % know ~ a
college education pays. digest the FOL
lowing. A college education is not
10 teach one TO make a living. but 10
make n life "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23
NURSES GRADUATE
Annual Commencement To BE Held ny
Reynolds Memorial Hospital
Hurnaa Mau an

~ annual commence ment exercises
Of the class 81 1919. 90 the REYNOLDS
Memorial hospital. at Glendale. will 10
s!d N tnc Methodist Episcopal church,
Glendale. Friday evening. May 80. The
class Is composed Of the following young
ladies' Miss Iva Hudkin~. OF Weston. w
Va. Miss Nellie RoteN. Of McMechen
W. Va Miss Ina y Marsh. Of Mounds
vile, W. Va. Miss Sarita NJ. Lester, or
santiago. chill. SOUTH America. and Miss
M"l"n Young. uf Charles Town. W Va
Tie school motto Is Son Slbi' or Not
- 'urs"lv"s' aud tie class motto is
lf"-tf rU"ai tate or For Humanity"
'' t-s -"l"rS are purple and gold and
the C-I-s flower the iris The following
D. i"-t..u. viii lr rendered:
yr"n.rs Prayer. Rev. ~ W. Flannigan
solo -..--.... ...- Mrs r. :. Kincheloe
Address go Glass Of 1918 ..........
.-.--.. ....... ier. y. Frederick Sla gle
'Fiisi Ir'-h' t'f'-u ~ rrch. Mounds
VILE. " Na)
'."-. ......... Mrs % :. KinChelON
IRE. rf1ti % 81 riTi1u14 w President
r. 70, Geo. ". PetcrFlu. u -. IL u.
lr'-rn' t''u - lass Pms by Superin-
t"u4euf Wilma HlStlrgs
500. .-.... 1igS Z =. kincheion
i''''il''." .....-.-. Bishop Peterkin
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
from the City.

II. ]. Smith Of GAINESVILLE. secretary
Of the Interstate. was calling on
friends and relatives IN this city yes
terday.
Ohio Heiskell OF Youngstown was
the guest Of friends and relatives in
this city Yesterday.
Dent \. Tailor las returned fron1 a
visit Of the west going as far as Den
Vel. colorado. in the interest Of the
Norwood Glass GO.
Miss Laura Lane was calling or
friends In h city and returned TO her
!Cmc In Came. a..
Miss Marjorie Woods. OF Mt Pleas
ant, O, is the guest of friends on
the South Side
Mrs. l. c. Scher;zer. OF Wood
street. is the guest OF relatives I'm
Parkers burg
Clark Daniel. of 81. Clairsvillc. was
p business visitor in he city yester-
day.
Miss Margaret Thatcher. OF Wash
ineton. Pa. is visiting relatives on
The Island.
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Woman's Club Iureb.or


lhls afternoon az Wheeling High
school. mem beers 81 the Wofnan'S club
VIII enjoy Il luncheon and the time
is 80 o'clock when Miss blanche
Olln and the girls OF the Domestic
science Department will serve a de
licious menu The affair Is under
The direction Of the Home Economies
department and Mrs r g Ewing -
n ChdrSe Of The program. which will
De- an interesting one There will
10 TALKS by different members OF that
department and there will b. about
- guests. all anticipating "a pleasant
afternoon Mrs Ewing viii act rs
tC1stmistress aad Mrs " G. M.Greg-
OF wtl. give ID talk on her visit 70
Washington at she council Of General
Federation oi Wpmau~ clubs Tho
plac" card. Ulil D." hand painted BY
SOFT" ~ -" artists Of the class and
are dainty and artistic
Saturday vii hD tn- last meeting
uf The season = the civic p.r4rt-
mont ~ tho WomIrs club and the
program g. OIL" of The most iuStruc.
tive ~ tho year and Tiil be- 'M"nares
To- Public Health and various sub
i"c's uili be- di-cu -ad uy Ms Ntrl
PraCht Whp Vil. f.i. on The Drink.
Ing Cup and its evil. Mr. r. 7 Nc
Cullagh VIII tails on Mosquitoes and
House Flies. Niiss Maud Wharton
VII rca d. udror on fto Public Teio-
phones ami Mrs Dent : Taylor will!
talk on "li"f.ctiV~ Drainage" lirs
Julius Horsh"im,r all talk on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23
NEWS BRIEFS

Rev. Loring Howell will preach
~ Valley Grove school house on sun.
DAY afternoon az o'clock. Everyone
invited
The members OF the Wheeling
Tennis club are arranging 10 give a
SCIfins party for tue VIsti7c PLAYERS
Participating IN tn. 'oUrnam'It o. be
h,lt BE- this city on July l.. /. anil O.
a very interesting shnn i,irct ~
uas held az tho Wheeling Mold q.
Foundry Compdn- plant yes Tca.. bv
the y. ". Z. y Industrial wOrNtf..
Tho county commissioners yrster-
day discussed their inspection a: roaGs
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OR WITHOUT SHIELD SLEEVES.
Every woman love. pretty under
wear. Here Is corset cover that can
be made as plain or rs dainty as may
be liked. In the illustration. it is made
Of fine material prettily embroidered by
haad. finished with scalloped edges and
drawn up at the upper edge BY means OF
ribbon run through Sits worked for the
purpose. At the waist il is finished with
beading and ribbon and, below the waist.
is a smoothly fitting pcplum but. if thi.
peplum is not liked. the corset cover
can be cut TO extend below the waist line
and can be drawn up TO fit by means
OF ribbon or tape run through a Casing
OF course. the embroidery can be omitted
and the edges simply finished with seal
lops. In the small front view. still another
suggestion is made. The neck is cut
square and is finished with insertion and
lace and the armhole edges are finished
with little shield sleeves edged with lace
There are only under-arm and tiny
shoulder seams and the corset cover is
closed at the front.
|. For the medium size. the corset cover
will require y yards Of material 80 or
~ inches wide with yard OF beading
10 make as shown in the larger view, or
81 yards of edging and I y yards of in
sertion TO make as shown in the small
view.
The corset cover pattern 773I is cut
in sizes from 81 20 ~ inches bust meas
ure. The embroidery design $50 is made in
one size. They will be mailed TO anv
address by the Fashion Department Of
this paper, on receipt OF ten cents for
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23

eniIdren were composed OF the follow,
ing. and all the voices were well blend
60 ana showed their excellent trainine
through Mrs. Williams and 2rr. SIT
fel:
misses katherine Gilbert Mary
asner, Elizabeth Brown. Mary Jami
son. Milicent Hanley. Elzie Hills
Laura Walling. Ruth Petit. Alice vii
son. Maud Gabriel. Jennie DUMMY
Mrs Maynard Kimberland. Mrs I'd
Meek and Mrs. Bruce Hangartner.
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Donation Day obxerea

Donation bay was ohser,..I ~, a.,
1Tion,e Tor Aged and Friendless Women
OF household goods and n,onsv yS,'.',
.sce'Ned which equaled. II NOT exceeIs,i
Msn,sers ''imer years The board OF
WISH 10 extend thanks 20 m. nuhji.s
I@r Their liberal donations The room.
Si.d none were appropriately deco
1oyed the event more than the eues1s
VINO called NJ O'Clock supper was
Iad,.S 70 IN. board OF directors by the
,,uIles ana the following were the mem
Iers present Messrs: Henry Jones. i
< T T@nSs' 4 I H s,aSh \, s Hare, j.
y Parker. \. $. List. N. sonnabar1
VIII Colv!g. r II. Williams. ] Morgan
sn 1srk e. FT.d F'aris. Rev. Britt:nshsm.
Lhe ladies' in charge OF the dlniny
LOOM We: Mrs Rem HiIdreth. Vir,
sinla Miller. Mrs. Lawrence y S,nds
MtsS beIie Menlel Mss Agnes Wilson.
ION: Mrs Henry r. Jones. Mrs Chari~.
rrIzzeli. ana during the evening the
T..rn,,, ladies' served retreshmen,s The
SIs- H. Littell. Mrs. Friend cox.
ms, Hannah Irwin. Mrs. IA. = Franz-
i'.IiIi M Nts a, Eserter Mrs. Joseph r.
tn "N,e IN charge of Mrs 4 :.
J ,,,l,Ss Miss iiettie LIS and Miss Addie
OF 80, -! e1 Faris was ia charge
-, 49,, - Irosr1m which Was 4 feature
n.., "IuInG.d on the program was Mr.. JAS
pSI bauin. who successfully rendered
The orchard Cradle Song ..-rb. So,
: = treat BED Rose ana Responded tn
sncnores Miss Millicent. the musical
Kin Marry Both OF Them, snd d,bnp
seiectlOns. Mrs. Guy Wagner sane
summer Night ana REQUIEM V-rS
arr htCally- Miss Sarah Row a.,
" alter Sprites" and Miss Virginia "a II
sang Ecstacy. Mr.. Thil Mcclure CAV.
| pressing selection Mother Machree'
4
by the many guests
Inc boaru OF LADY managers includes
me following. who are to be congr1,-
uLated on the eOOOd work for the ,nstI-
tuuon. Mesdames J. L. PAUL. Thomas
Carr: II G Franzheim, \. j. clarke.
n r. Jones: l.. r. Sands. Adelaid,. Es,
s5ter. Can Hamilton. J. II. LittelI Ben
til!dreth. n =. Irvine. Z. A Robinson
~. S.nneb"rn; Charles FrisselI. Fried
TX, MisSess II; VI. List, Belle Minded
xbnH Brown. Virginia Miller Agnes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23

VIZ ITannIh y IRWIN vi oufor.1ir
~ ff" Nr'u side Inn TODAY her hous.
gu"s'. ". Nr Carson. o. ~. Phil.
ippsn- Islands w.o /. aI. -r. guest
q her h-ofhrr iu ~ CHf--vi,a. -
Nr- Ia--oI i- FORMERLY Mis-. r.r-.D
Iauford dIurhto- ~ tsa Ili.. CAPTAIN
Lorenzo Iariurl. % 80 tl1.-stiI'c.
many wears Belmont ,1uafS's con
grg-~r.Iu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23
Annual slumrae Reunion

The 81 Jos"nh Academy Alumuac
r union Will be- held Jun. IA. ana foi.
rowing "a business. meeting. the c,rc-
lion of officers U.il 'ahc place and a
banquet VII DE- served he guest. A
Idrer attendance is expected and
many ou'-of town guests will be IN
ATTENDANCE.
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ChiIdren,s sIay Pn1u.

The annual Ch!ldrsuS MAY iart, viii
~" ht.4 a. tn carroll club Monday
evening. May -. Misses Mildred 80.
lev ana Irene bufrcur. together win
a Ibfse c"uIlu.ttt.. have the affatf In
'hais ~" ana Il" girls dye leaving moth.
ing Ih1"H- To maze IL "a complete suc.
IS The children VII have tho floor
rom 'iEh' Dclp'k. when the grand
l.itt'n takes place. until tor. when snev
VIII b" u-hered into the dining rouri
NH"T" tables loaded with goodies Will
~" awaiting them. and the old,r furul-
,-tS wi.l be allowed the floor from that
time Until midn ght
a rehearsal of th- grand march Will
"1 neg! on saturday afternoon ~ > 81
ar" TeqG sted t. be present u This.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23

Disease Germs in Food" Mrs Her
bert O. Baer will talk on Dirty
Streets" and "UnCnforced Ordinances
VIII be the subject OF the paper By
Miss Florence Hoge.
Carroll Club Affair.
T1e following s. COPY ~ cards IS
sued for the Carroll club ch!IdTcn's May
party:
Childrens Party
az the Carroll club
MAY 26
Grand march o'clock
Lunch j" go O'Clock
o. ildreu ar. r'tty-zt"a 20 attend Il
the Carroll club SATURDAY afternoon. May
-. a. . 30 O'Clock
COMMITTEE Misses Irene Dufrera and
Nilirc Cocl~v. assisted by.
Mr.. ami Mr.
Adam Blum. Edward Bufrene.
Scaf"n NlcNander. Arthur Fbhcrt.
George NathiSon Dorsey Fy0t
JcHn coleman. John G0EIcy.
w u Iuualius. Ralph Ncl-1d.i"n
M"sSrS Edward Zocckler.
George Greene. Frank carroll
Elmer CITY. Herman 'amubell.
john MatlisHn. William G!llisan
Bernard Alexander. Rerrlrl I-fsher
Thomas H'Shiue. Joseph G!esev.
f.NHtI" itCl!, James G.lmdrti1.
Leo MOI add~r. Thomas kill,cu.
AiiSSgSa-
Maria Fox. Emma GnndlinF.
hrElhd Luz, Marie Fries iuufn,
iieicn l.Itz. Arucs BgIadock
Agnee NIllancy Anna y |ounor.
Louis Quinn. Eafl GtIlfrau
Ress Mlth.sun NIarIsrf.. f;illts.ar
anna cir. . Il Campbell.
MARY 'I"rsI d. VI GunGllIG
bra Blum. EStle- II.U
Kathleen Leonard. Ie-s W.!tv
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a linen collar whichis mounted on an
outstanding band. The collar falls ov-
er the hand. l. - trimmed on one
side with linen covered buttons. while
buttonwholcs are worked az CORES
porfing places on the other eide OF
tho collar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23

This rerIfrr 90 thr Tfk- club the
% Ti. 81 Wh"aIiuc flaI school ViIi
gito dance urI g. f1o time a. an
fiCipaf"d ~ .l--fra music will b.
furnished fud many ,oYnr people viii
Do iu ATTENDANCE.
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Fancy Work Party.

Juit" number Of the following IN.
Nlt1tiors have been sent out hy mem
bsrS ~ n" Lad 49, Aid soc.etv and
alth"Ggh th's ~ a fancy work party
ihe men are not eliminated and ali are
c'fd ANY Invited 70 attend IN he even
The Ladies' Aid Society
OF the
West Wheeling NJ T. Church
Invites You 70 a
Fancy Work Party.
TUESDAY Afternoon. NAV 2.th.
At the Home OF
MI Mnude HAYS Fortney
x Y StI,c- o-.-.
Evening. 5 70 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-23

The Rulcarian note. IN striking and
artistic com limitations ~ handsome col
or'rrs. is 20 be found not only IN dress
materials. but IN trimmings sor hats
and gowns
Tho cromwell "a the name given 70
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For Miss Diobv

and Miss Katherine Mitchell viii 80.
t"rtaln ~ n" home OF Mrs Eckha-f
Tor Mis- Helen picbv. whose wedding
70 Mr. John Dunn.Hg lakes place June
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The undergraduates - rl. lima
ticnuic sherman School az E>arcssion
Vii gi.c AN -htsrfaium"uf Thursday
May %. which VII mark the closing
81 the season.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08
Will VACCINATE
ALL LIVE STOCK
HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF 81.
PERvIsoRs TAKE STEPS TO
STAMP OUT ctiAReoN.

Gulfport, Miss, July Sowing to
the prevalence Of Charlton among the
cattle in the county the board Of super
visors Monday passed q resolution
ordering the vsccinating Of all live
stock in the county and appointed four
persons in each Of the supervisors
beats to execute this order under the
direction Of the state sanitary board.
DR.. Davenport, member Of this board.
was in the city in conference with the
board Of supervisors.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
LydIan Circle With Mrs. Akers.

LydIan Circle With Mrs. Akers.
The Lydian Circle of the Main Street
Methodist church met Monday after
noon with Mrs. R. R. Akers, at her
home, in business, as well as pleas
ant social meeting, with a good at
tendance.
A very Hattering report was received
from the treasurer Of the organ fund.
After the business session a must
cal program was rendered, piano Sc
lections being given by Misses Fran
ces Ferguson, Ethel Powe and Mrs. A.
]. Grove. Vocal selections were rem.
dered by Misses Graham Burney, OF
Brandon. and Margaret P'Pool, Of
Louisville, KY, and Mrs. A. R. Akers
Several victrola selections closed the
program.
Mrs. NJ. E. Perry assisted her daugh
ter in receiving and later, Mrs. Akers
assisted by her sister-in-law, Mrs. F
G. Perry, Miss Mackie Powe, and hel
three little daughters, Kathleen
Agatha and Vivian, served a sala,
course, with iced tea.
The guests besides the Circle mem
bers were Misses Zou and Graham
Burney, of Brandon; Mrs. P'Pool, c
Louisville; Misses Margaret P'Pool, G
Louisville; Ollita Cross and Amari
Ellison, of Montpelier. Miss: France
Ferguson, Ella Braswell. OF Atlantis
Ca; Mackie Powe. Olive Brooks. ,
Mobile; Mrs. George fairfield. Mr.
w. R. Thames. Miss Clara Landrur
Mrs. M. e. Perry and MRS. F. @. PER-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

Pass Christian, Miss, July s.--Dr. B.
M. Davenport, representative Of the
Mississippi Live Stock Sanitary Board;
DR.. H. G. Capp, city health officer OF
Gulfport, and z. J. Adams, member
of the board Of supervisors Of dist fict
No. 8. made an investigation Of Ehe
charbon-infected districts tin Harrison
and Hancock counties inl automobiles
and found the disease widely scatter
ed, though not causing as Imany deaths
as reported. The work on vaccination
Is being vigorously pusheld, and only a
few stock owners were fotlnd who were
not willing to have their cattle treated
About 1000 head OF cattle and /;
large number Of horses a nd mules hav,
been treated, and the res llts have beer
satisfactory. Only per- cent OF thos,
treated have developed the disease. an.
as 1t has been more than eight day
since the treatment, the doctors CLAIM
that there will be nd more death
among the vaccinated stock, as fhos
that did die after treatment were n
fected before being treated.
DR.. Davenport saw number Of typ
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w. McDermott,
for few days. She spent the Fourth
in Laurel with a party Of Ellisville
young people, attending the dance at
the Tallahoma Club in the evening.
.f-f.f
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bishop and fam
lily will leave the latter part Of the
week for the Sea Shore Camp Grounds
to occupy their cottage there for the
rest of the season.
jd
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tyler, of Colum-
bia, Miss, who have come here to re-
side, have rented Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Bishops residence on Southern ave-
nue., and will take possession in few
days.
i + +.
Miss Bea Bethume, who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Clark, In Bond, Miss, has
returned home, accompanied by Misses
Alma Sauls, of Arcola, La, and John.
son, of Brookhaven, Miss.
.++
Miss Mamie Reams, who is a dea,
coness of the Methodist church in Au.
gusta, Ca, has been spending ten days
with her sister, Mrs. M. Galbreath, but
left today for Kentwood, La, to spend
the rest Of her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Reams.
.s'I-.f-
Mrs. c. w. Bufkin and Mrs. o. E
Bufkin and children, Jewell and Har
old, have returned from Sandersville
Miss, where they went to attend q
family reunion of the seven children
and eighteen grandchildren of theii
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Rowell.
+ + 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Everette ]. Tucke
will leave Hattiesburg on the goth o
July. Mr.. Tucker having accepted
position as assistant cashier of banl
in Brownsville, Tex, they will max
their home in Brownsville, after
visit to Mrs. fuckers parents, in Mas
nolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Rowell, of Still
water, Okla, who have been attendin
the family reunion at the home of thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Rowell, 1
Sandersville, are guests Of their 81
ters, Mesdames c. W. Buflin and o.
Bufkin. Another sister. Mrs. T. !
Henry, Of Red Fork. Oklahoma, vii
two children. who also came for Il
reunion In sandersville. is expect,
here next week, to visit Mesdames
w. and o. q. Bufkin. 1t is Mrs. He
RVS first visit in Hattiesburg in Gig
years. although ~ Miss su Powell .
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

guests of Mrs. Stock
and sister, Mrs. NJ. L..
IRIS. ]. H. Turner.
+ +. i.
\. Hoffman is spending
lot Springs and will visit
gs and Ashville, before re-
,me.
+ !.
B. Hudson and children and
Mrs. J. Monroe Smith and
returned today from months
, Biloxi.
4 1. +
and Mrs. ]. T. Mccain and
liter, Grace, left Sunday for Eden.
s., to visit Mrs. McCann's sister,
J. L. S. King.
+ i. +
Mrs. Karl Andersen and Miss Cora
dorford, of Jamestown, Miss, arrived
today for visit to Mrs. P. ]. Toomer,
on Fourth avenue.
4. 4. +
Mrs. Leonard Wallace and little
daughter. of Pine Bluff, Ark, are Wis
iting Mrs. Wallace's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell, on Fourth street.
+ -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Mcdonald are
spending three weeks in New Albany,
Miss, guests of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Mcdonald.
-
Misses Mary and Make Roberts, Of
Rawls Springs, were visitors here Sun
day, coming to hear the lecture at
Broad Street church by Mrs. Tingling
+ f..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bush and little
son, James, of Kenmore, Miss, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bush's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. T. Parker, on Buschman
street.
!. I. !.
Little Annie Virginia Pringle and
Master Charles Pringle, of Newton,
Miss, are visiting their father, Mr.. C.
L. Pringle, DR.. L. w. Bayne and Mr..
]. L. Pringle.
i. 4.
Miss Velma Craft, of Ellisville, was
the guest Tuesday of Miss Nellie AL
len and Mrs. A. M. Jones, while en-
route to Gulfport to visit her aunt,
Miss Lucy O'Donnell.
4. I. 4.
Misses Irene Dozier, OF Gulfport and
1 ottie Korndoffer, OF New Orleans,
stopped over Sunday for visit to
their uncle, Mr.. Leo Korndoffer and
family, while en- route to Laurel to
spend a while with their aunt, Mrs.
G. B. Smith.
4. i. 4.
Miss Nellie Allen has returned from
Ellisville, where she was the guest of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

cal Sases OF IN
the blood from |
spleen from AMI
These samples \
Sanitary board
disease Affects |
stock in many
show signs Of |
before the sym
while others a
more before de
Sanitary Board
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ing the diseas'
vaccination MOI
most probably |
entire county 9
gated command
all infected sto'
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

Do you want q sound liver. vigorous
digestion, strong healthy Kidneys. reg
ularity In the bowels2 Take Prickly
Ash eItters. It has the medical prop
critics that win produce this result.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

ON THE SICK LIST.

Mrs. Iva Roberts, who has been quite
i'll with typhoid fever for the past five
weeks, is now able to be up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

was a frequent visitor here in the
home of DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Bufkin.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

Twenty Teat
than Two Hun
1928. One q
sic Pupils. Th
roundings. Ideal
Of Plan Violin, \
Oppression. Sc
arships offered.
Thousand Dolla
ments last yea1
! Next Session
, TENDER 18th. 10
dress /,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

Only exclusive undsrsaksr In che city
Service best. Prless right.
RAMSEY q CO.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08

The SWORD
brand Of eIaj
right condnIi