The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. Wyatt kOhersou visited no me
folks sunday
! Miss Aline is visiting relatives near
Meridian.
Miss CHA Crumhley is visiting
/ Miss Carrie Wallace at Richton.
Mr. James Ward left Monday for
a two weeks trip on the road.
Mr. Hugh Kelly. Of Gulfport, last
, Saturday visited his brother Judge
! Kelly.
Little Katie Arnold has been
threatened with fever this week but is
out again.
Miss Lee johnson has returned
home after weeks visit to Mrs.
] Wal lace AT Richton.
4 Miss Gerty Crumbley has returned
after two weeks visit To Miss
I Wallace at Riehton.
Mr.. G. NJ. Walters won the prize
offered by the Nitrate ageny through
/ Messrs Caldwell q Collins.
Mrs r. j. Hardy is now spending
some time with her sister and other
relatives in Hattiesburg.
See the important notices from that
1 gilt-edge establishment the Hyde Drug
4 Co ia on paper today
Mr. John Graves and Mrs Annie
Window, OF Laurel, attended church
~ Hinton Sunday.
Or. q. $. Williams little girl suf-
fored from sprained arm. We are
/ glad to know it is not serious
Wards Pharmacy is today adver-
Using some seasonable goods. What
4 you buy at Ward 5 is the best.
MIR. Jim Pool has four acres in corn.
! Every one that has seen it says 1t is
the best in this community.
Misses Ellen Overland and Dora
Fairchild, two of our fair friends
from rewanta, frightened our Office
with "a call Monday.
Miss Olive Carter, member of City
school facalty has obtained por-
lesional license, which means that she
has teachers license for life.
DR.. James NJ Barr will leave
Friday for the Rainey settlement for
the practice OF his profession. He
has the best wishes of his many
friends
Mrs. Eddie Williams Anderson ant
. little daughter Agnes Somania wen
. II Laurel lastweek TO visit one of til,
( photographers advertising in 65Far- TJa
per She was well pleased with the
picture taken.
The little daughter of Mr.. Jewell
! Byrd was very sick from ptomaine
lpoison, caused, it Is thought, from
eating tomatoes that had been spray
ed DR.. Ray worked all night on the
little sufferer and she is now all right
Mr. W. J. Pack is building up a
splendid law practice in Laurel, while
his partner Mr. Collins Is holding
down the llllisville end OF the firm.
MrCollins is winning golden opinions
from all. He is a bright young man.
The Wausau Southern Lumber
Company has accepted the resignation
I OF DR.. ii. s. Tucker as physician,
and has appointed DR.. j. f. Schar-
! borough as physician for the employee
Of the big concern. DR.. Tucker will
return to his home in Ellisville.
Every one who knows Mr.. Ceve
4 Bush says he is one of the biggest
/ hearted men 10 Jones county, aud he
4 inherited his kindness and generosity
! from his father, who was never known
( to refuse q request for assistance If
in his power to bestow.
Mr. j. M. Arnold, a leading mem.
Der Of our Ellisvlle bar, has been
named as special Judge to try an
important case at Purvis, and he left
Tuesday morning for that CITY This
is a high compliment, but Mr.. Arnold
viii discharge the duties ably and
satisfactorily.
Cur young friend Mr.. Ben Ward
returned yesterday from a weeks
1 visit to New Orleans. Ben Intended
going to Galveston, Texas, but de-
cided TO postpone his visit to the
! Lone Star State, as the especial star
| he wanted to see was of on a sum-
mer's tour.
Mr.. Berry Jordan, aged over so
! years, is the happy father Of a bran
new baby. He has something like
I twenty children, we learn, and they
are al splendid citizens. There is
/ nothing like race suicide with our old
friend. He ought TO have his picture
taken and send 10 Col. Roosevelt.
Prominent among social affairs
| Ellisville on Thursday evening was
/ the card party and dance combined
4 given by Miss McDermott. 1t was
one OF the most largely attended
affairs Of the season, and was bril-
/ liant occasion from start to finish.
! Among those from Laurel who were
50 fortunate as to be numbered
among her guests, were Mr.. A. G.
1 Steel, Mr.. Milton Ferrill, Mr..
Clearance Oden, and Mr.. Arthur
Bonner. Laurel Argus.
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