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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26
THE SHARP LINE OF THE CHIN

THE SHARP LINE OF THE CHIN
 It takes years of patient effort to acquire a double chin Surprising isn't it. that anyone should put forth effort to acquire something they don't wantG You can't acquire one, how evers without years of effort You have to stand ungracefuIly. rewt un- to acquire a. double chin
 If you haven't a double chin, avoid doing anything that will cause one. for you won't be happy after you have acquired it.
 F you have double chins try a daily massage Throw your head back SO that the musc1esfof your throat are drawn quite tight Then massage upward along the bone, us- ing Just enough cream to make the vigorous, but always upward
 The best thing to use for this mas sage Is an astrfngent, which Us made from one ounce of pure gum bemznin dissolved in a half pint of pure alcohol This is a bleach as fingers into it from time to time as you massage, using 1t the same as a cream
 Be sure when you finish a mas sage to dash cold water aon the skin to close the pores and harden the nenh
 The next step to remove a. double chin ie to remove the cause Learn to walk with your shoulders back and your chin up Sit with the spine straight, not curved. And in resting always rest with your head thrown back You will soon find this to be actually more resffu1 than with the head dropping.
 Avoid high or tight collars. These, of course are fast fading out of use, and for this reason the next genera ton win probably not be afflicted with double chfns
 It win take some little time to rid yourself of your double chin but the Improvement in your appearance win repay you for any amount of effort.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26
COURTED roo LONG

Dear Miss Libbev:
 [ am a girl of twenty five and have been keeping company with a, man two years mys senior for the last five years. am deeply in love with him but he has never told me he cared for me. Could you tell my how I could find out?
 FRANCES Al man who could call constantly for five years without letting her know what his intentions are matrimonally is not worthy of having so much Of a girls valuable time spent with him. It would be nfether unmaidly or un- dignified to ask why he has been com ing so long. If he does not love you
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26
Little Beauty Chats
BY BLANCHE {. BEACON

No one can look young with an ex- cessively heavy jaw or a double chin. massage, whether 1t be for a. double chin or wrinkles, massage upward all ways. The trouble you are trying to correct is sagging muscles and they r1111sf f,a lifted
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26
LAURA LEAN LIBBY'S DAILY.
 TALKS ON HEART TOPICS
The sxcclars syndacaaeS

and wishes to wed the sooner you know 1t the better.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

Vases and Window Boxes Filled
 JOHN RECK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26
MISS LIBBEY's REPTILES
 TO YOUR LETTERS

(Correct name and address must be given to insure attention, but
 \ not to print
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

And, then, let's make Scrap Book; Get scissors and some paste, Cut out the verses carefully,
 (Heuember, Haste makes Waste.s) } And paste them in so neatly
 That Any one can look; And by and by you'I find you have A Graudma Goosey BcolEg
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

Mrs. Mary O,Connor a poIicewornan of Chicago, has asked to have a po- hcernan escort her home after finish ing her detail. She doesn't like the dark.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

Mime A1ix Marie Adelaide Pasca who 40 years ago was one of the fore most emotional actresses in France died in Paris at the age Of 79. He1 stage experience lasted from 1864 unti 1885,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

The f1rst Star Spangled Banner is being repaired at the Smithsonian In- stitute. It will be shown in the Bal timore Flag Centennial in Baltimore
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

down on her wrist making a deep cut.
 Just then her mother turned and saw what had happened. She did not say a word to Sarah but carefully bound up the cut and Sarah, sobbing. threw her arms around her mother and said; sI am sorry I disobeyed you and never will again if you will for give mel
 Sarah never forgot her lesson and if she was tempted to, she would look at the scar on her wrist and re- member her promise to her mother.
 When she grew up to be a big won- an her little girls often asked for a story and she would tell them the story of the scar on her wrist. It helped, those little girls to remember to mind, and was their favorite story
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

taSeS and Window Boxes Filled
 JOHN RECK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26


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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

WHAT HELPED SARAH
 TO REMEMBER
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26

asae 5azns xnatsrzal in plain color may bs employed fer this stunning summer freck To ma1zs it requires 45k yales of 8s-1neh material fer the waist and armpea section. with ak yards exesa fer tho mccBrfiSn p1sae@d fioumce.
 Fsfexnr.sn1 Eapaa1 FattaTm
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26
THE HOUSE
 FOR SUMMER BOARDERs

She stood breast high amid the corn. Clasped by the golden light of morn, Like the sweetheart of the sun
 Who many a gloomy kiss had wor1 s.sure,'' I said, ssHeaven did not mean Where I reap thou shou1d's st but glean Lay thy sf1eaf down and come.
 Share my harwest-and my home.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
EVELYN THAW IS COMING TO
ANUSU THEATRE ON FRIDAY
20 Appear As Star in Threads
Of Destiny

Evelyn Nosht rhaw the wife az
HARRY Thlw and few ycsts aro thr
most talked 20 woman in America D.,
reason az tee noted casr DO which hoy
husband had shot 90 death Sanforc
White one of New Yotks most noted
architects D. coming tu Cotpus Christ
Nil ihc mesies
" u Elliott manager az the Amusr
theatre Yesterday closed contract
WhefehN me famous film ~ Nyeipr
rhaw iu ihc drama. Threads ~ ncs
tins viii hc shawn ai the Amnsu
Theatre next FRIDAY afternoon and
night The film has hocn shown So
Hatkrd houses wherever rvhibitrd ara
be- said io Dee an attraction 81 mcrt
AZ Dallas the picture was shown far
siN daNs af one ~ the irRuiue theatres
~ thai ciiy, and at each performance
in packed hnnses
ono ~ tndAi's attractions nt the
Nmusu is iho Chti.N Aiathcwson pi..
tnrs Love and rasrhair With Sos
slN ip the lcadine role The picture
is in two PARTS ana Is said Co Do nn
attraction W appealing forcc to hsse-
hall fans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
CONCRETE WORK ON BLUFF
IMPROVEMENTS Progressing
Contractors Have Laros Force Of Men
Engaged on Staff Bsautifieat'on
Work.

Nnhoueh WORK ON ,he hluu improve
ment mat week. prugrcsscd slowly.
eonaidrrnhle chhnrr vnH NOTED in the
work particularly on lower broadway.
whore me FIRST concrete columns OF tho
ffant rrtnninE wall have been pourcd
hs we'll as ihr foundation sustaining
fhem somv eNvnvntlug work. alihough
mot "a Hrent deaf WIS done dsrlng the
week. hut most ~ the time has been
spent iu placing the molda ANA pour.
Ina the concrete
tn upper broadway. some cNcavat
lng was dome but here also. concrete
work consumed most ~ the time. ON
the south end helow the approach gfem
Lawrence strrr, thc first mOlda fhr
the concrete decorated haiiustrtde aud
railing we're pourei. showing those who
have hecn Interested in the WORK how
the upper scCtion viii looA when com
plrtcd
hnginecrs on tho ioh point ont that
the nature ~ tho work is such that
rapid prorrcsa can not he mage Al an
points an The timc, ami That the work
mH9t he dome n pieocmfai For this
rraHun they psint nut. the Improve
ment work ducs not sctm tn move
Alone as mst as concrete work II IL
different nature
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
BAND CONCERT AT PORTLAND
SUNDAY WAS GREAT SUCCESS
Bands From SiS South Texas Towns
Furntshed Splendid Musieai
Program.

Twelve members ~ the Cornus
christi Marine Rand and esher masi
clans ~ this citv spent SUNDAY az Fort
lard wherr bands FROM Rocknost Sin
t"n Fort Amnsas Arkansas Pass ana
Tan rathere,i Tor the regular monthly
i"lni copccw ~ mo association. The
cnncrgi Was held cummencine al $40
o'riUck n the afternoon. ana prtetlr,
70 ,oam werk Nas held aurine ths
mnrnng
Tho '0fpps Christi hand has not Yet
hren elccie' a. mcmiscr ~ the asSneia j..
unn. but that the plant viii haNc r.n
feSrntatiNr at the next convention *
prclanlc An hands % the assac,a,lon
Nerc rtwsent sunday with three 81 /
eepsions the karrcs City. H.eville ana
Kennedy hands which could not maj !.
g,r-i connccilors
fhstne who attended were loud In
their proise Cor Prps. Alvnrsl ~ por,
land manager % the Coleman l,,,,c,
farms, srt \. a. Brooks ~ Taft mar.
sgcr ~ the Coleman Fulton stores who
p ndicd the barbecue event a. perfec !.
uon.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
SICK CHILDREN
LOVE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWELS
GIVE CANDY cATAARric" FOR a
SAD COLD, SOUR STOMACH,
CONSTIPATION.

Get 4 i0~gehf box now
Most ~ the iiis ~ chiidho'd ar
e,,a.d ~ snur disofdsred stomach
slusfl.h liver and constipafcd bowels
They catch cold easily. become cross
iistlers. Irritable fev'rish. restless
tongue coated. don't eat or steep vel
and need gentle cisanHing ~ ~
bowels bui don't Wy o. force "a nau
seating dnss ~ 0n into he atiie one
already sick sfnma h u ia cruel need
less ana ~ fashioned
Ans child viii gladly tHhe 'aHfAffi'
Candy Catharilr which act gently
never srips or produce ihe slightest un
sasiness thoush cleans" tho Htile ONE
srstefn swecien the stomach and pat
th. hYer ard bowels 10 q pur'. healthy
condition.
Fihi directions fGr children and
grown ups in carh package.
Mothers con vest easy after SWING
fiiis gentle thorough laxative which
costs uny 10 rrnis box at 1ni dfps
store Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

pus Christi aud wsa pain,rd by g g.
Leader and assistants
AZ = conferences held Yesterday mo ~
lng IS Mayor Miller Commissions
sutherland and si, ths ei,ian Ntfna
the phssleian wna hrt'ncpd tn nfp
psro a cifcular lcltcr ~ Instruction r,l.
AtiNe 40 sanitary mattril anal ihe~r lrl
irts WIN hs distributed hN ne sanitary
Inspectors. Tho cstN viii strictly "a.
force the provisions " The aauitafy
ordinance rvauisiun thet hnnnchu d,ia,
place ali garbage ih metal ,opeted ost,s
and tho gAgheev wANunH win NOS ng
allowed la remove gfsss and Weels
placed an the Aa'ta rhr health ass
parmcnt win ease an ono. ielie ea,n.
paleu Ga conllA H. the ht.rh and ssi
tar, condulpns ng t'c city At tho N "a
state that have aeh ipanyesned el
summcr
The city has p',sed 4 Traits SfT,sse
AZ The mtclssVuen vf Cntparrt and
starr streets and wa start j. campalQr
II education ny mstrastlon to have
duNesH Of am characters ~ Neh.eles
nhvN the provisions ot the traffic ord
mancc
The ladies Aid Soc,et, 81 the Fssst
} Christian church viii hold q social
mecNnH this afternoon as o'ciock az
the home ~ Mrs , 4. thrown ia4
south CAmncahna stiret The meeting
haa heen ariansvd Ia honor ~ one ~
The mcmhess 81 the snr,cty who IS
shortly TO isataese lfam Corpus CHRISTI
The sum 81 ses5 vas addict yosserda,
70 the total slnannt for hallslnK Rer
iriln issued anrinr Nttshcr. when Cit,
iinNdinA lpspryint Kumcr issued t0At
permits making this enantt THO pct
mitN arr ss t,dlows n AZ gnnt. w.
laiF~ tO the hulidlne al aia chapArini
street 10 coat $50. " n Snais. on,.
story hoN awcnine ns ann streei ano
Norpnu aseHsl~. IL thr luisvltw adcl-
item No ,, 80 ccgt >fyN sntngn l.ena.
Tor mnsing hel,se FINN salt l.nke
HATS 20 Elizabeth street. a. cost sit.
fnd O. W q stewart. for All enlara-
eseHt ~ thr autpNnhlle as,mna al iatS
chei~tial ast~et te coss taQo
IN the city court yrssseday morninu.
fndge KRAMER heart thrr, cssrg
against ArunAs, who were fsned 81 and
costs. as follows u II. Monroe. san
los latina and q. Nasauc2
/ c, chaddisk & Company. ioeal AGENTS
fos the Hudson a0somohllcs yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

AeRIy slean'. Fr,sIs fer lams.n..

NNaf ATTACKS ~ tnmharo atr ne.
NnAtis so herriess as ,he, e.em Yrf
can relieve them alieasg INSTANTLY al
stumble apflirauen ~ Sioir's i.niins,i
'a the NaeN and l0ius. Ean,has., i 4
form ~ rhcmnstlsm and ,i.,i. ~,
teolir "a Slean'S witch n.n.,~s,..
Nn'ehN AZ " lhrouFh ihc sorc. ,ende,
nes'f'N hntirrs an ihe book and
in.'hes q i'el iinc Get natile "a
shNns linlmcnl Tor es.oets al an,
Nfneeist ana have Il N tho hauAc
afAn~t cs'lds. SORE srd swollen ,oin,s
rheumatism, nearWlgia. sciaslca ana
l'Ne ailments NonF money hack h not
SATISFIED, hu, "a does piNe almost M
slant re'lef Ad,ssgisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
INTEREST IN CHRISTMAS
FESTIVAL IS SPREADING
rsntsssvs Plans Are for Three Days
Open Air vpl.sids Festival.


That interest outside ~ Corpus
Christi 10 nelna shown in ne bir MUM
eipai Christmas tree 20 10 held IN A.
tssian park suring the Yuiefide season
this year with a inf9e chorus n 100
voices under the direction q Clarence
MnEre is being steadily developed a
shown ln communication received By
ST. NaRse Yesterday. from q musical
enthusiast az Snn Diego. VIM has kept
up with the movements ~ The club
thfaukh the Caller
~ ia nov Mr. NaEsra desire ~ ey T.
ifnd the celebration over three dayr
Instead q iva. as planned formerly
ST. Mcgee Says arrangements could
be- made ~ hnfe the Christmas tree
celebration on Thursday night which
81 Christmas Ege q large ofatufip {"
10 bs sunH in the park hf che same
chorus 90 Friday 0f SsturdaE night
and rfpsaispe the Performance sunday
ulghf in Dne ~ tbr iocai churches. az
q part ~ q hiF uniou service u ali
ihe churches fu DOING this NJ Mage
saSH. % win draw many people 10 Corr
PISS Christi fur ihrre data instead n
ONE
1h, letter which Mr Afsrec received
Hf|'Nffff|" NHH NNNNN ~ f"HffN'|' f'ffi
uiffo. nnd follows
q notice boz Tho Caller where you de-
sire voiroe Tor eharus 90 take part
ir your Christmas festival AZ ] am
interested in vocal munio ! would lisn
40 hnfe che practice with fnH. and heip
Toe festival. : rm boz bH~iuess nh0H'
30 miles west nf Corpus Christi root
ihlHh ] could como otef once d week
arm from DALLAS where Z studied n''
drf Clarence Aahenirn who often
Hrakc ~ fon " son iAiHt could in
terrsi pon kindly lea mo hr1f from
YOU aud nhilre"
Theirs viii he teruiBF rehrnfa1i ~
candidates. for the rhofus tonight af
ihc Presbyterian church. ani $40 whs
Gro interested Boz tho chorus anh Those
vino have not YET iuiped. ore earnest
N requested a. ha there
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

fcCelyed cHfiand shipment ~ 1913
liudHunH Tor aalr and distribution n
His lrrfiiefN in srcskng of This shin
mrnt Mr rhaddiek .nid yesterday wiih
pride thai shp iiuaaon factory eaiah.
Iahed "a record nn Tine iath nf srrtcm
aer solid to detlcra ii3 ears. which
means ihai buyers 90 cars pAia tht tn-
i,l sum uf i.ia.eee. ilr Hlsn said That
his sils was five limea ss greet es
amy oue DAYS dnrng lass Year. and
hen remarked end We had no war at
'hat time
Assislan, Postmaster Era schutse
Yesterday announced that "a elsll ga
animation wnnia he held in Corpus
christi lAre,u and brownsville on
November rs o. fill vacancies n Tho
vnsloms service af brownsville pa fnl
lows inspoctross az Is Ca per diem ana
Inspectors Rt nv samr point. at "a shi
tsN ~ taoo PR diem rhr usual IT,
luiiom'nts tuf such u test Will he in
iofce ai thv examination Application
hianks. and fut,her information ran be-
obtained frm the Ay,rvtars of thc
hsstfa ~ rxRniners nt zach point ur
uNm thr district secretary. tenth ds.
uWi eva service ul NrN nTeane. IA.
The card party that ~as TO have been
siNvn This afternoon hN Aifa Roy Nu.
lef haze hecn postponed on account af
Tho death uf Florence Fiata. hahy
'auEhtef % Nir ANA Mrs Edwin taaio
Theodore Nreus president Of the
Nnrees County Farmers lsaitiatc and
who Mas rccontlN authorized bN ihe
NNlnmerial Club to sathcr an exhibit
y agricultural and horticultural pru-
Rucsa uf Nuecee county for the llous.
'en Deep Mater celebration. stated ,es
teriAA That Within the next Few daNa
he HiW county demonai ration AGENT
lehnAlp VIII hcgin rhr collection a.
'he HNhihit Thousands 90 visitors viii
attend me ilu0ston srichraiiaa an, tha
Nneees eaphtN rNhlhit dnuhiioss VIII
hHM Tits rit, ,aluahie nniiituV
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
KINCSVILLE HIGH MAY Be
HERE FOR CAME SATURDAY
Football Game Between Corpus Christi
and k.agsviile HIGH Schools Is
In Prospect.

.s...ii,fi.na nre und.runv with
e.,,,,., ,f.r..A ,os ,te,,p.r Coleman
H.. -. ,.,.,.s.. ,..,.n b,,i f,.t
,.n ~. ~, ,., Ina g,,no IN th.
&C.. H., .. sts.cd her. next S,tur-
~. ,.i,,. ~. ,....,,, ,r,r, ttltratilt. hirh
..,...3 ~ ,t.,ls y,heth.f ttts sam,
SIN h, ,i,.,l r.u,nira In a.tiif na
,t,. t.,,,,,ll, n.,s Ia. s,ll 10 hn,r
.., XII. ,,,oA.J ina. .t4p. f.r th.
.t...,.'.. ........r .,,'.i l,.tr,. f, 'utti, nar,
&c.,. ,...f..,.. ,n.,ti,, Ella. l..,t h.,a
t..,,,.,., r,,,f ,t.c..k ,ffert.h "a
.t....... ,r 49,, ,,.t..,,, - th, to..tf
$3.50 ,t..t.. e,.,,,., f.,,,,r ,,sr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

iie due 60 iir noirs Pine Taf Honey o.
Hireurihons th' i.unrs Dhei ka th,
runrh and arlfsa folief 49, unDo Aif
~ Wilhins. Gates IS 90 whites
% usel pr Bolts f1ne Tor Money BED
70 case niFrn $50 as hoprifss and %
affected a complete cure 900 "a bottle
- pr uors Pine oar itnunN if uH
rearh iH drN and haekine i1 H ircAf
iown fho fhfuat sou 1851 suret ar'
roief 'rW gfc at NuN drleHlf
AI.ILLL.IM.ul
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

w. @. helmss, an sr,nloye o. tho nas
company while wnfl,lnA AeHtsfat,
morning IN mahlng gus connection
fcr the tauai GAIA WAS "soroomc Win
inr fumes ana the serVlSee 81 81 physl.
clan were required ~ nuon Mr.
llelm,s hed sufficiently recovered To
enable him t. return a. hie wosk
.---
a banner s,fs,ehiro 81 o. way aeross
Tho aifcct has been placed ter ,hc
NounE Mems lAnlncmtie club ~ Nns
eos county fet their headquarters IN
TIE Cplllna building eos Neauplfc
street The banner So one 90 lhc lpte y
esi thai has ever hcrn placed IN cur.
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-09
SALTILLO.

Miss Fannie Sorry. of Corinth,
visited relatives and friends here
last week.
Hal Holloway, of Tupelo, visit
ed here a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilson, OF
the country, were in town Sat-
urday.
The Misses Long, of Evans
Chapel, were here shopping last
Saturday.
Mrs. j. P. Morgan has return
ed home from a visit to Planters
vile.
Judson Birmingham, of Plant
ersville, spent a few days here
with relatives last week.
Monde West and wife have re-
turned from a visit to Planters
vile.
Roy Robinson. of Grapevine.
Texas. is visiting relatives here.
Little Miss Annie Lucille Keys,
of West Point, was the guest of
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-09
SHERMAN.

Miss Mary Sue Langston spent
a few days in Tupelo last week.
Glen Mccullough, of Birming-
ham, spent Saturday and Sun
day here.
John Ashe, of Texas, is spend
ing a few weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Ashe.
T. M. Martin, of Birmingham,
was here on business Friday.
Miss Maggie Riley, of Tupelo,
was the guest of Miss Langston
the past week.
Cap Stands has returned from
Hot Springs where he has been
for the benefit of his health.
We are glad to learn that his
health is greatly improved.
Messrs. Frank Laney and An
derson Spight. of Tupelo, were
guests Of Miss Mary Sue Lang
ston at dinner New Year.
Mrs. R. P. Finley and children
visited relatives in Belden Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Guy Majors and child. of
West Point, are guests Of Mrs.
Majors mother, Mrs. Sallie
Kelly.
John Bruce visited Memphis
Wednesday of last week.
R. w. McAlister, of Tupelo,
spent Sunday with A. A. Gault
and family.
Hugh Helms and little son,
Dwight, visited Tupelo Satur-
day.
Miss Louise Gentry visited
homefolks in Tupelo Saturday
and Sunday.
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-09
BELDEN.

Among our visitors during the
past week were. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson Strain, of Chester
vile; MI. and Mrs. Robt. Fin
ley, of Sherman; Mrs. A. H.
Hutchinson, of Tupelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Thomson,
of Tams, ILL.,, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in and near
Belden.
Mrs. Russ Phillips and daugh-
ter. Miss Otis, were recent Wis
itors here.
Quitman Jones, of the Univer-
sity of Mississippi, was a visitor
to his father and other relatives
during the holidays.
Walker Gardner, of Tulane
University, was a recent visitor
to relatives here.
j. R. Burt made a. business
trip to Richmondlee last week.
Mrs. Thos. Walker visited rel
atives in Plantersville last week.
Mrs. John Evans and little
son, Carl. of near Tupelo, was a
recent visitor to her mother,
Mrs. Stephenson.
Prof. and Mrs. Bruton spent
part of the holidays with rela-
tives and friends in Guntown.
1t is with pleasure that we
note that A.. j. Hill, of near Mt
Vernon, who has been very low
with pneumonia. is convalescing.
S.H. Thomson killed a hog
last week that weighed 481
pounds. O. M. Scott killed four
hogs that went a little above
l, 200 pounds.
One OF Cole Lackey's sons re-
ceived a painful, though not
dangerous, wound in the arm
caused by the accidental dis
charge of a pistol in the hands
of another boy with whom he
was playing.
T. P. Boone smiles everytime
he meets a friend these days and
exclaims, tits a boy!"
Mr.. Mack Woodall and Miss
Ionic Long were quietly mar
ried at the home of Mr.. G.. w.
Ritter last Sunday in the pres
ence Of a number of friends,
Esquire Ritter officiating.
James Kirksey, the negro man
who was accidentally shot on O.
M. SCOTS place Christmas day.
died last Sunday morning.
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mcneil last

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mcneil last
week.
Mr.. Thompson and family, of
the country. were the guests of
John billiard and family Sunday.
Sam Smith and family, of
near Euclatubba, visited rela-
tives here Sunday.
DR.. Archer spent Friday in
Guntown.
Wesley Crouch and wife, of
Mayfield Chapel, were in town
Monday.
j. L. Langston made a business
trip to Tupelo Tuesday.
Frank Kirkpatrick spent Sun
day with relatives in the country.
Roy Boiling visited Tupelo
last week.
Robert Howerton was in town
Saturday.
Misses Maggie. Mildred and
Carol Nelson, of Baldwin,
visited relatives here last week.
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-09
Winters Cold

Can not touch the feet of the man,
woman or child clad in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-03
RISKS HER LIFE;
SAVES CHILDREN
Mrs. j. D. Collier Grabs Bride
and Stops Runaway Horse
in Nick of Time.

Mrs ]. D. Collier, who lives at S25 II
Twelfth street, probably saved several
school children from being trampled
under the hoofs of a runaway horse
at 1890 today.
A delivery outfit of the Brady Gro
Gerry company, 700 twelfth street
was making some deliveries on Four
teenth street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues, when the horses be-
came frightened in some manner and
started to run north. number of
children coming from school were
crossing the street at the time, and
Mrs. Collier, who Glanced to be pass
ing noticed the danger. She sprang
from the sidewalk and seized the bri-
die of the fleeing animal, and although
dragged some distance, she succeeded
in stopping the frightened beast
The children we're missed by only
a few feet.