The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
LOCAC AND PERSONALS.

Miss Mary Tucker visited friends
ia Laurel Monday.
Mrs. ID. j. 70 binson visited her
father, Mr. Amos Jordan, last week.
Little Aline Graft has been quite
sick this week.
Mrs j. n Hardy left on Tuesday
for Newton, 70 visit her son Harris
Mrs. a. e. shoemaker Is visiting
be parents ST Houston, Miss.
our Oyetl letter reached US just as
our paper was going 70 prees today
Mrs. Tom Ferrill Of Hattiesburg,
was the guest OF Mrs. Lamar Clark
last Saturday.
MIR. G. NJ. Landrum, Of Crottstown,
came 10 Ellisville last week on espec-
ial bus mess.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jordan, Of
Richton, are on visit to homeiolks
this week
Court adjourned Tuesday At Lau-
rel on account Of tn election for
Circuit Clerk
Rev. Mr.. Jameson reached home
last evening from an evangelistic
tour
Mrs. j. T. Meyer and family lef'
Monday night for New Orleans, where
they viii spend the winter.
Misses Grace aad Vera Parker
Luna Austin and Eva Spraggins
left this week for the !. /. ~ 6.
Last Sunday a sing was held at
Myrick, Ia this county, and il was
well attended.
Rev. j. H. Low left Sunday night
to assist Dr. Venabe in a meeting at
Dateville, Miss.
Mrs. WIN. H. Ellsworth is visiting
at her old home in Michigan and
will be away unit the last Of October
The Maids and Matron's Climb will
hold a call meeting with Mrs. Lamar
Clark Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
Miss Ruth Mcintosh and Mr.. Ellis
McGinnis were married last week AZ
Collins IL was beautiful church
wedding.
Mrs. Il. B. Welborn left Monday
for visit to Mrs. n. j. Cunning, in
jackson, and Mrs. #. M. Shell in
Clarksdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Whitaker and
little son, Edwin, Jr., OF Ovett, ere
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y.
Simmons, OF Laurel.
MIR. Caldwell has ginned l06 bales
OF cotton at his gin in Ellisyille up to
last evening. Cotton is bringing IN
our market - lis cents.
A large number of people went TO
Laurel Friday night TO attend the
magnificent fall opening at David
sons.
The charming Miss Rebeka Brooke
returned 70 her home Ia Meridian on
Thursday last, after a welcome WISH
70 her many Ellisville friends.
1t was cold enough Monday morn
ing for frost. We expect an early
killing frost this fall, and you are
going TO see the price OF cotton go
clear out Of sight.
Our friend Mr.. Glenn has de-
cided to thin out the dense grove OF
oaks in front OF his home. They are
so thick that the air is excluded.
This is a wise idea.
The trolly line track has been laid
on Court street from the A. Il. ).
to MIR. Ellsworth's residence. Every
thing now waits on that right to cross
the North Eastern railway
Rev. l. Carley ana e, Il. Munger
gave written endorsements Of The
lecture on the White Slave Traffic
delivered by Rev. E. u Whiddcn, as
also other leading citizens.
The remains Of Mrs. N. T. Bishop
were brought TO Ellisyille on Satur
day. The funeral exercises were con
ducled by Rev. } h. Low at our city
cemetery,
A committee from oak Grow,
Church, two miles from Meridian
came down TO Elhsyille sunday I,
attend the service az our Baptis
church,
The following girls go from Ellis
Vile to the L. / ~ q. at Columbus
Miss: Misses Parker, Eva Sprag
gins, Lena Austin, Esther McSwain
Ester Carter and Mary Ferguson.
The following young ladies Of on
town left for the Normal College a
Hattiesburg: Misses Louise Wal, ers
Gertie Crumbley, Myrtle Gowan an
Ora DeBoxtel.
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