The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-10-02

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Vile a visit next week.
Miss Buchanan, of Laurel. was
visitor this week TO her uncle, Mr..
Buchanan, OF our little city.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. T.. AIledge, from
Hatiiesburg, we're visitors atthe home
OF Misses Carter this week.
Wards Pharmacy win spend 81 900
arranging department in their store
for display Of the Rexall goods.
In the first game OF the season, the
A. II. S. boys defeated the Hatties-
burg team, the score standing to 2
| Until the rains set in Sunday q vast
quantity OF peavine hay was saved, as
there was a long spell of ideal wealth
er for curing hay
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Shelby left Sat-
urday on visit to New Orleans. Mrs
Shelby will spend week with friends
in the Crescent City.
Rev. G. II, Thompson, Presiding
Elder, will preach at the Methodist
church Ia Ellisville next Sunday, Oct.
9th, at IL O'Clock a. m and 1880 p. m.
Miss May Parker left Tuesday for
Columbus, where she will spend six
weeks, going from there TO the Bos-
ton Conservatory, TO study music
this winter.
y Beginn!ng last Sunday wsssad some
very heavy rainfa'ls, and on TUESDAY
$ across to the Court House. Some far
mers lost their hay, but most OF them
: got IT in Saturday evening.
Il Savannah, Ga, cotton men say the
price OF the staple will 20 TO Is cents
this month. The crop ID conceded 10
be million bales short of the de-
mand and there Is no telling what cot
ton vii bring by next spring.
MIR. Edgar G. Harris has great con
hdence and faith In Laurel and the
Daily Argus. We understand he has
refused an offer OF $50 per week on
new paper that Hearst Will estab
at Mobile, Ala.
Mr.. j. T. CAN'T spent Sunday night
with his parents In Ellisville, He is
enthusiastic over Laurel and its future
and predicts that land along the trolly
line will be bringing $500 per acre
when suburban homes begin TO 90 up.
Miss Arie Anderson of Hatties burg
and Mr.. l.. NJ Hastings, OF Marri-
mack, Wis, were married Sunday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mr.. G. X. An
. ating. They left on tho afternoon
train for Marramack, Wis.
Mayor Taylor says our town will
open an avenue 80 feet broad above
and extending to the North Eastern
depot, and which will be a great pub
: lie convenience. The trolly line must
] build through that cut, and il will not
cost much then TO widen the street.
. Captain Hardy has completed the
! difficult work OF Investigating the 10Th
Sections in Jones county. Some val
| udbit pfOpcib1 Will FSfEfb w Inc pun
lie school fund in 1916, when the leas-
es will expire, among them the fine
farm owned by the late Jasper Collins
: near Union.
4 When a subscriber receives his
, Jones Coonty News, the first article
be reads is Hon. j. A. Hearn's letter
,, from Moselle. A teacher says IL is the
same with thea. II. s. students. Our
subscribers would not hear OF Mr..
Hearn disseminating his weekly letters
|. under any pretext whatever.
The building OF the trolly line on
q Main street will necessitate the cutting
down OF the large oaks on the Hotel
Alice block. The merchants are viii
, ling that these trees come down, but
5 certain members OF the Sons of Rest
are bucking aud kicking like an un-
broke Texas pony.