The Jones County news., 1913-08-21
OUR MOsELLE LETTER.


one OF the many reasons, friend CAN'T,
we felt drawn irresistibly toward
YOU that you will freely express your
sentiments about any subject or per-
son Men OF this school we have al
WAYS admired even though we might
differ IN our opinions at times. And
any man who holds proper regard
Tor his ideas and opinions will be
found always ready to accord others
similar rights to the free expression
OF theirs. This principle was em-
bodied ia your Declaration OF
Principles or foreward when you
took char OF the News. and your
management thus far has been fully
up 10 your premises, hence the bes
paper we have yet had. We wish To
state IN passing, however, that 'Ie
Editor failed 10 draw lair paral-
lei ID claiming criticism of State and
County officers to be The same as
criticising the National administra-
tion. We have but Que party OF any
consequence in Mississippi, hence it,
is only a matter of men the individual
MN Nationally, every attack on
the party in power, is that much aic
to the other Any way, with friend
CAN'T, looking after the big game and
We scribe alter the smaller here at
home or near home, with my short
scatter gnn, we have every reason To-
tetl that the country is safe. Hul
Hal
MIR and Mrs. j. L. Kitrel and their
two bright little boys returned lastl
Tuesday from an extended wish
among friends and relatives in
Lauderdale, Kemper ana Neshoba
counties.
Miss Ethel Shows gave an informa
feast at the Hotel Shows, Tuesday
evening, In honor OF the faculty OF
The A. I'll. 5. Normal, of Ellisville
Among her out-of-town guests were.
Misses Tate, of Laurel, Carter, Du
Bose, Maude and Bessie Harrington
Messrs DIR. Sharp Crawford Valley
Hubbard, Hroome and Burns, of
EllisVile. The out of town CUE SITS
came down on No, B which stopped
especially for the occasion and al
returned on No. 5. Every one
present voted 1t a most enjoyable
affair, whore the many good thing
for the inner man we're accompanied
throughout by "a dow of soul and
feast of reason
Mrs. J. S Dyess came down from
Pachuta Thursday might, visiting
among her maRS-I1lends until Satur
day night. when her tl1STTf1Su1 49,
came down between trains for her
Mr. and Mrs Dyess were highly
esteemed residents of Moselle, where |
'Shep was our efficient Railroad |
Agent, prior to their removal to Pa /
chuta.
Mr.. w e. Cook, planer-min fore
man for ?. N keller, returned fri
day from off his vacation, spent on
expensive travel through the North.
de returned several days before he
Intended, occasioned by peculiar
nucluent which has necessitated The
services OF nerve specialist. I'll
vas ike this He was comfortable I
Installed ia an up-to-date hotel in
we'll known city, bill paied I
or the week. The first night just I
liter retiring, which was unusually
afly, ne was awakened by most hor- /
lple yelps, kicks, and heavy breath I
ng as one IN a death struggle on
lVeslig atlon ne found man ia the
qJolnlng room on the floor having
nat some one advised him was a it.
ooh uiu not care to wait for the {.
but took the first train for :
ome. On advice OF the Doctor and y
rged by friends. >. /. Mitchell took y
mucE needed trip Sunday, going TO =
eva Forrest county Miss. tits =
oped and believed thai the cbanGe
climate and scenery will greatIv "
ivigorate. The local Camp Of w N
w took in class of 81 new
embers saturday night after which in
. enjoy able program was rendered
Z home talent and Refreshments M
insisting of ice-cream and cake hl'
rved to w oodmen and their families.
'lendid music was rendered by the ~
ossele String Band. The school
ilding was filed to its Capacity NJ
g best OF behavior prevailed aud "a
cry one seemed to enjoy the &c
sion very much. Space forbids ne
wing the many nice parts, especial
by the little girls and bows. bnt ~
must in Justice to the order. Mo- ne
lie IN general and. Mr. II. II. Camp- .
u Ia PARTICULAR, make brief re-
'ence TO his mastery Grafton on ~
Tug, as ne IS additionally called (
5 Orator of the occasion. His
tchless flights into the azure slfv gu'
The unknown, caused the audience ias
hold their breath, his glides again
native dust, caused them to dodge
by planes, the beauty OF his word
ntlng can not be described his +
lures were as sublime as dutch vii
ID mill From beginning to end. y
ng' had his hearers with him da,
king them Weep or cry at pleasure Viii
n when he signihed that the con er j
sion was in sight, tie was encored q
e and again forcing him to over dav
rtion finally falling Ia fe5nt viii
MT upon the rostum, when he was 26th
revived by spoon OF ice cream
ssed between his murmuring lips.
X a Woodman ourselves and
rtily believing that it is one of
trrpafsSt and has+H ,.se..-.- 70