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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18
TO REJUvENATE BOARD OF TRADE.
A neetiDg Called for Tuesday Night
at the Court House.

A preliminary meeting of the bust
ness men of Oakland was held on Mon
day evening of this week for the pur-
pose of reviving the board of trade
which was formed in Oakland several
years ago, but which failed to accom-
plish that for which it was organized.
In anticipation of anything that may
be coming Oakland's way and in order
to interest outside capital. meeting of
the citizens is called for Tuesday eve
ming of next week at the Court House
for the purpose of recognizing the
Board. All are cordially invited to be
present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18

Davis, Harold Dawson. Robert Garrett.
Ross Isenberg, Plavford Naylor. John
Scott and George Queer; post graduate
Robert White.
Some Oakland basket ball enthusi-
asts witnessed the game at Mount
Savage last Saturday night.
In the Yorkist's wit and humor, pre-
pared by Felix Robinson, was found this
item: "Dicks Dawson received note
saying, please send me a dimes worth
Of calomel and soda for a man in a
capsule
Mrs. Paul Naylor chaperoned our
girls on their recent trip to Frostburg
and Mt. Savage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18

THE DEATH RECORD.
STANHOPE o. CRANE.

MIR. StanhoDe Ordway Crane, only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Crane. of
Kingwood, w. Va, died in Morgantown
Sunday night following a second sur
gical operation. The deceased was
aged twenty-six and was quite well
known in Oakland where he visited
quite recently. He was gifted to a
remarkable degree in music. He is
survived by his bride of few weeks
and also by his parents and large
circle of friends and relatives. His
funeral occurred yesterday afternoon at
Kingwood.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18
Stock For Sale.

The undersigned executrix of the late
Samuel P Specht. offers for sale the
stock of merchandise now on hand, To-
Gated in the store building in the town
of Deer Park, and will rent the build
ing and fixtures to the purchaser.
MRS. E. SPECHT,
Advertisement EXecutriX.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18
We Olde lyme Smuggling Concer,

An old time musical concert and enter
tainment will be civ en- at the Lutheran
church upon date yet to be fixed, but
in the near future. Many old-time
songs will be sung, the singers costum-
ing for the various parts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18
MRS. SARAH E. HOOK.

Mrs. Sarah Ellen, wife of Mr.. Ezra
b. Hook, of Blooming Rose, died on
March End, 1915, aged 62 years. one
month and "a days. The deceased lady
had been afflicted for long time with
dropsy. Mrs. Hook was the mother of
five children. two of whom preceded her
to the grave, those surviving her being
son and two daughters. She is also
survived by her husband. Aunt
Sadie, as she was Familiarity known by
the people of the Blooming Rose neigh
borhood, will be greatly missed and her
departure is sincerely mourned by
very large circle of friends. Her fun
eral occurred from the Brethren church
and was conducted by the Rev. George
Vansickle, assisted by Rev. A. L.
Donachy, of the Baptist church. She
was good and loving wife, a devoted
mother, true friend and neighbor and
a model Christian; ready and willing at
all times to help the needy, cheer the
Borrowing and comfort the distressed.
She had set her house in order and by
saving faith had maintained it unto the
end. The sympathy of the community,
goes out to those who are left to mourn,
especially in view of the fact that with
in less than month three deaths have
occurred in MIR. Hook immediate
family. A FRIEND.
DR.. OLIVER C. GETTY.
DIR. Oliver G. Getty, one of the most
prominent physicians of Meversdale
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18
DR.. OLIVER C. GETTY.

DIR. Oliver G. Getty, one of the most
prominent physicians of Meversdale,
Pa, died at midnight Sunday. He suf-
fered stroke of paralysis five years
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
UPPER WHITFIELD.

In spite OF rein and bad weather our
farmers are cheerful and moving on
with their work, as IL cotton was sell
ing forl is cents.
Mr. Lancaster, of Monarch, has pur-
chased the McGilvary place and is
going Into the stock-raising business.
The McGilyary place Is one of the
best in the coantry and is located one
mile west of Ovett 1t is a noted
place, being settled by Anguish Nc
Gilvary about the date of 1920, and
he hauled the lumber for his dwelling
house from Mobile, Ala, on wagons
before the civil war. After his death
his son, Murdor, bought the place
from the other heirs, and reared his
family of several children there.
Mr. Lancaster says, in taking down
the old building he found the material
as good as 1t ever was. At the time
1t was built, this was the finest house
in Jones or adjoining counties. At
that time there was no railroad here,
no bridges across the streams, and the
timber was hauled over the old Mo-
bile and Monticello dirt road.
General Jackson marched his army
over this road on his way to New Or
leans, when he defeated Packenham.
We young people can only imagine
the progress that has been made since
those days. There was then but few
schools and churches. But what was
then q wilderness is now covered with
fine farms, schools and churches in
and around "Old Whitfield Line.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Bait have re-
turned from their visit in Smith coun.
ty and report nice time.
/ enjoy reading the correspondents
page and I think it kind of our Editor
to allow us SO much space of his valu-
able paper, Jettie.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
MOSELLE R. 1.

Rev Bysant filed his appointment
at Fairfield Sunday but not many at.
tended services on account of such
bad weather.
We are very glad to see Mr. w
Jones up again. He has been very
sick with nneumonia.
Miss Kate Dossett spent the week.
end with Miss Flondia Bysant.
Mcssrs Talmage Blacklidge and Err
nest Patrick called at the home OF MI
knight Sunday p m.
MIR Waltea Shows was the guest oil
Miss Lille Crosby Sunday p m.
Miss Low Blacklidge spent Sunday
afternoon with her sister, Mrs Ionic
Beach.
Miss Emma Shows spent the week
end with relatives near Hattiesburg.
Miss Pearlie Thompson spent Sun
day afternoon with Miss Alice Griffin.
Mrs S M Dixon, from Puryis, spent
last week with her brother, Mr. A ]
Thompson.
Mrs D Harrington, from Sanders.
vile, is visitinn her son, Mr. Loan
Harrington.
Mr. A Thompson was Moselle
visitor Wednesday. Sunshins.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
HEBRON.

As the weather was very favorable
last week, our farmers. killed theii
| porkers.
On account Of the bud weather, we
did not pay our good friends at Gita-
no a visit Saturday. Every one was
disappointed, especially the teachers.
Misses Eunah Graves and Virginia
spent the weekend with relatives in
Moselle.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Graves spent 3
few DAYS with relativesim Pine Grove.
Miss Minnie Pickering came home
Friday evening to spend few days.
We are sorry the weather did not
permit us to have S S last Sunday,
Mr. Lawrence Little was visiting
Miss Ola BlackneY Sunday.
Mr. Tom Pickering, of near Collins,
visited relatives in this community
last week.
Miss Villa Knight has returned home
after spending week with her broth
er In Hattiesburg. Frank.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
FAIRFIELD.

: FArmers are still busy clearing new.
grounds and breaking lands.
Master Oliver Welborn spent the
day with vester and Ira Odom last
Sunday.
Mr. Bennie Knight accompanied
Miss Idella Shows home from church,
Miss Onia Knight spent Sunday D
m with Misses Fannie and Pearl Odom.
Miss Myrtle Odom spent Sunday D
m with Miss Myrtle Anderson. and
Misses Rens and Idella Shows dined
with Miss Bertha Stringer.
Messrs yolnie Flint and Clyde Odom
dined with Vesla and Ira Odom.
Mrs Geo w Tisdale and Mrs DR.
Fridge spent Wednesday with Mrs L
ID Anderson.
Mr. Otis Anderson returned home ON
Sunday from the golden wedding al
Hon J T Taylor's.
Miss Ruth Mitchell, from the w M
G College at Hattiesbnrg, spent Sun
day night at the ho ne of Mr. L d An
derson. She will go ON to visit her
father near H E Lee.
Mr. Ernest Patrick accompanied Miss
Mary Knight home Sunday. Bloudie.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
WHEELERVILLE.

School, is still doing nicely, but the
average has been low of late.
Mrs. J. t. Cook spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. j. T. Delk.
Mrs. r. t. Rush and two daughters,
Misses Annie and Birdie, visited Mrs.
L, A, Bryant Thursday afternoon.
Miss Katie Dossette is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sam Nelson, near Mo
selle.
Mr.. Wheeler Chapple called on Miss
Pearl Rogers Sunday.
Many were disappointed on account
of not getting to attend the sing Sun
day. There were only a few the re.
Misses Emma and Carrie Clinton,
Messrs r. II. Haddox, Dewey De1k
and Charles Clinton spent Sunday
afternoon at Mr. 7 Delk's practicing
the new songs.
We are sorry to say Mr.. Alvin Dos
settle is or the sick list this week.
Mr. Hatchius, of Collins, spent Mon
day night with Mr. I Delk.
Mr. Sam Loveless, of Shelton, was
in this community Sunday.
Candy Kid,
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
POWERS.

The arrival of new neighbors inte
the community has added greatly te
the attendance of the school. We
extend to them hearty welcome.
Mr.. Jack Williamson is seriously
III at the present. We hope for him
a speedy recovery.
Little John Touchstone, who has
been very i'll, is still improving.
Mr.. John Reed, OF Mobile, Ala,
was visitor at the home of Mr.. w.
G. MYricks last week.
Miss Ella Ferguson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. W. Chancellor.
Miss Lorene Chancellor visited her
sister, Mrs. K. E. Taylor, of Laurel.
last week.
Miss Emma Walters and two broth
ers, also Mr.. Sam Riley, spent a very
pleasant afternoon at the home Of
Misses Ruth and Rubie Edwards last
week.
Mr.. Sam Riley called on Miss Cleta
Smith Sunday afternoon.
Misses Katie Mae and Mabel Gift
terson spent the night with Miss En-.
ma Walters last week.
Mrs. j. r. Richer spent a few days
at her country home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Stringer have
been visiting homefolks.
Mr.. G. B. Touchstone, OF Mississip-
pi Normal College, Hattiesburg,
spent few days with home folks, and
while here was pleasant caller at
the home of Miss Fannie Riley.
The student body at Powers begins
preparations this week for a concert
the 22nd of February. Everybody is
invited
The P. c. S. basket ball team re-
eret very much that they failed to
get to play the match game with Mill
Creek Saturday, The disagreeable
weather was the cause. Come on
boys; we will be glad to have you any
ume' nowSdrop.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
SHARON.

Ollie Williams and Nester Hardie
were tried Thursday for burning the
Childers barn and we're bound over
for the grand jury.
Miss Mabel Nesom, OF the A Fl S,
visited her home Sunday and brought
with her Miss Ina Harrington.
The death angel visited the home Of
Mr. w E Ulmer Thursday morning
and carried away one of their twins.
We reported last week about Mr. w
A Williams killing three hens with
Rough on Rats. He is doing better.
He got six hens and two roosters.
Ethel cried Sunday because the
weather was so bad Jack could not
get there Sunday.
We are glad to report that Mrs A ]
Moss, Sr., who has been very low, is
able to sit up.
Among the Laurel visitors this week
were Chas Poore, Clifton Anderson
and Ernest Curry.
Mr. Floyd Wells, of Moss, visited
his brother, w A w, Saturday.
Walter Wilmington is stirring lots
this cold weather, Happy Hooligan.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
LOWERY CREEK.

II now seems that winter has beer
here, for everything is covered will
ice. On account of the bad weather
only q tew were at church, althou gh
Rev Folkes delivered fine sermon
We also had a hne S s.
Mrs w A Falrchlld has been on the
sick list, but we are glad to note at
this writing she is improving.
DR. Crawford passed through here
Sunday.
Mr. Morgan Knots attended church
here Sunday.
But let us NOV thank our Editor for
the good old Jones County paper. j
don't think there is better paper In
the country than 1t.
We see that Sanford suggests that
our correspondents meet on the sec
ond Saturday In February to organ.
ize. That will suit us II II does the
Editor. eve think it best to meet in
March, when the teachers come to FL
lisville. Editor.)
Miss Essie Flynt was the guest of
the Misses Walters Sunday.
Mr. Noah Walters was the guest OF
Miss Pearl Tisdale Monday.
Mr. Bob Arnold, of Oak Bowery, was
hunting around here Friday. Don't
suppose he met much success.
Mr. Walter Grayson, of our Board
OF Supervisors, was looking over the
roads here last week. Magnolia.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
UNION CONSOLIDATED.

The "Old U G 81 is still on the skin
skop; at every skip, at every skop she
Is nearing the tlp-top.
The cat came back; so did Johnnie
and Buskett.
Miss Walker ordered shades for her
room. They will do, but.
The program ofsthe High School
Literary Society was carried out in
great style last Friday evening. The
boys and girls have exhibited In the
literary society, as we'll as In all the
other school work, that spirit of do
ing their best,
This Is examination week, so very
naturally all the students are over
running Of JOY.
The teacher said to Forrest la Go.
ographY class; Forrest, for what is
Berlin naIned?m Forrest; 'In order
to have music"
The tennis series passed this week
without Miss Pope playing a love
game, or Miss Walker playing the
"duce." Strange
We were very glad to have Supt.
Striuger with ms this week. He says
the "ole U G S" looks good to him,
We are very glad that some OF our
patrons will visit the school regularly
and we want to remind the other that
they are expected to visit and sec
what we are doing
Don't forget the box supper. Boys,
now is the time to begin saving the
money 1t win take to buy your best
girls box. Girls, now is the time tc
decide what daindes YOU viii furnish
your best beau.
David, where did you spend the
night?' "Hnghl only spent half the
night, for my poclSet-book was empty
before l2n
IsThe pupils of Miss Ronnsaville's
room have been having some very in
teresting debates. 1t might be well
for the high school to visit and get
some new ideas.
Misses Page. Walker and Rounsa-
vile were all smiles last Wednesday.
Everybody wonders why.
We believe there was a better spirit
in our school the past week than any
period since school began. You are
in the right road, boys and girls, and
may you ever be noble, big-hearted
and unseliish, living for your follow
mani
We have basket ball game sched-
uled with Antioch, to be played at
the a Ii S grounds, Saturday, Feb 9.
The boys and girls say after exami-
nations comes regular work. They
are wondering when leisure time will
come.
Hurrah sor the teachers, Hurrah
for the 'Fesst" Hurrah for the stu
dents of the ''ole q C Sl'
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
THE RIDGE.

Farmers In this section are not do
Ing much, on account of rain.
Mr. Alison Holderfeid and Mrs Belle
Sellers were married last Thursday.
Miss Katie Dossett, from Wheeler
vile, is spending few days with hei
sister, Mrs Nelson.
The teachers meeting at Rainey
was rained out Saturday.
Mr. Arnold Moulds, of Collins, spent
the weekend with relatives here.
Miss Maude Dixon, from Purvis, Ia
on visit to her relatives, Mr. and
Mrs Thompson.
MessrS E A and M w Moulds made
a business trip to Hattiesburg Thurs.
day.
Messrs M A and B w Smith we're In
Ellisville Friday.
Mr. Walter Emmons called on Miss
Ellis Smith Sunday.
Miss Savannah Sellers was the
guest of the newly married couple on
Thursday night.
Messrs Clayton and Marshall Smith
and Lawrence Rainey dined with Mr.
Enest Moulds Sunday.
Mr. Sim Bailey made business trip
to Moselle last week.
Messrs Ira Howard and Luther Raj
ney were in Ellisville Thursday.
The Rainey band made some nice
music at Mr. AIDE Haighler's Thursday
night Bnow Sail.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
MONTROSE.

Preaching was poorly attended Sud-
day on account of bad weather.
Miss Minnie Welch, from near Big
Creek, attended church here Sunday.
Mr. r Fl Hill, who has been sick the
past week, is slowly improving.
We are sorry to note the illness of
Mr. G w Shows baby.
Mr. E H Hathorn made call at Mr.
G L Hills Sunday eye.
Several from here are expecting to
attend the convention at Bruce. next
Saturday and Sunday.
Messes b FL Hatton and J G and J
Hill attended the contest at Coldwa-
ter last Saturday.
Miss We're Holloman visited home
folks out near Hebron Sunday.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
SANFORD r. 1.

We are sure having some tough wes
shsr! The S s at Pine Ridge piz zee
out Sunday.
Misses Zella and yelma Carter wer,
the guests OF Miss Elma Carter, oul
ericlsnt achool-teacher, Sunday.
Elmer Stringer visited Johnnie Show,
Sunday.
Messrs ] " and G w Carter were
business visitors to Ellisville and Lau.
rel Friday.
Mr. l. d Rodgers went on business to
Sanford Monday.
Mr. Milford Morgan, of Puryis, vis-
lied his grandmother, Mrs w N Nor
gan, Sunday.
Mr. Van CRAWFORD, of Seminary.
passed through this community Sun
day, with some Hereford cattle.
Mrs Nellie Carter is visiting her
sister, Mrs Myrick, 10 Forest county.
Mr. J M Carter went to Hattiesburg
Wednesday on business.
Mr. L ID Rodgers was the guest OF
Mr. A b Morgan Sunday.
Mr. g Il Daughtry made business
visit to Sanford Saturday.
Jesse-Rodgers and Clinton Daugh-
try were guests of Luther and Lewis
Morgan Sunday.
We are glad to note that Messrs L
W James and M Beasley, who have
been sick for some time, are still i'm
proving and will soon be up again.
Blue Eyes.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
OAK BOWERY.

Our farmers fare not working much
now, as 1t is such bad weather.
DR. L d Welch made business trip
to Ellisville and Laurel last week.
Mr. A G B Tisdale visited Ellisville
last week, as also did Mr. J Fl Welch.
Mr. and Mrs Taylor williams
have returned to Columbia, Miss,
where they will locate for few years,
Mr. app Wigginton is working for
the Kola Co on Negro Ridge.
Miss Henrietta Black has returned
from Mr. J Fl Welch's.
Mr. Editor, we extend you a special
invitation to visit Oak Bowery
at any time. We will carry.you over
this community and help you enjoy
yourself (Nothing would delight us
more than to visit our Oak Bowerv
friends.-Editor.)
Mr. and Mrs Bud Carter visited FL
iisSiiie last week. resident.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
CITANO.

Mr. Wayne jenkins and Mist Celtic
Knight were married at the Antioch
church Sunday. Best wishes to the
young couple.
Miss Matte Knight visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday. She was
accompanied back by Mr. Fred Rush
ing, We understand why Rushing
likes the Ridge all right.
Mr. Lee Welch made call near
Collins Sunday, in spite of the rainy
weather.
Mr. r E Goats spent Sunday with
Mr. W Knight.
Mr. Ben Ellzey made business trip
to Taylorsville Monday.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
$685..

School is holding up nicely, despite
the cold weather.
Mr. FL S Sewell made business trip
to Laurel Saturday.
Misses Leila Hester and Tatum and
brother were out driving Wednesday
evening.
Mr. j S Gambrel has been at Tay-
iorsville for the past week.
Mr. W + Barrett attended the cattle
sale at Laurel Friday and bought a
fine COW.
NO services were held at the church
Saturday night and Sunday, as Bro
Bassett was unable to be present.
Bonnie Bell,
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
BRUCE.

Mr. D S Shows killed seven half
Poland China and Duroc Jersey hogs,
only one year old, and they weighed
anywhere from 200 to 300 pounds.
The Centerville boys came to Bruce
Friday and the two teams played a
ball game, and which resulted 81 to 6
in favor of Bruce.
We regret to report that Miss
Amanda Todd is sick.
, DIR E FL Williamson, of Soso, made
a professional visit here Sunday.
Mr. H Jefcoat came very near get
ting burned ont Sunday.
Several farmers of this community
attended the cattle sale atLaurel, and
Messrs 81 D and w d Jefcoat boupht
two fine Short-Horn cows.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
MOSELLE.

Mrs Kate Cross, OF Birmingham, Il
visiting friends here this week.
DIR X II Crawford vas HattiesburG
visitor Thursday.
Mr. Grlce attended the funeral OF
vslatiys 10 New Orleans Monday.
Mr. w M Reddck spent Friday In
laurel.
Mrs Annie Porter aud Mrs Henry
Mcneil we're shopping in Ellisyille on
Friday.
MRS N II Reeves visited relatives
10 Laurel Thursday.
supt OF Education Stringer visited
abe school here Thursday.
Mrs NJ Grice was shopping In Ellis
Vile Thursday.
DR. Campbell, from Meridian, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Capt Hardy, from Ellisv!lle, was
here Saturday.
Mr. a Il Grayson was Ia Elllsville
on business Tuesday.
Rev WIGHT. from Estabuchie, was
here several days last week.
Miss Katie Austin has returned from |
o visit 10 her sister at Lumberton.
Mr. John McCarty, from Montrose,
visited Mr. and Mrs J X Mcneil last
week.
Mr. W f Cook spent Frinay Ia Hat
tiesburg.
Mr. and Mrs steinwinder, from Lau.
rel, are visiting relatives here.
Mr. p NJ Ikeler started his mill up
running full time, with a reduction OF
20 per cent. cut In wages.
Mrs w r Tisdale, of Meridian, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mr. James ID Merritt has announc.
ep himself q candidate for Constable /
In Beat No 5, subject to the action of /
ihe primaries in August. Well, here's {
hoping II
Mr. II r Mcneil, of Meridian. spent !
the weekend with relatives here.
Judge Sledge held court here Satur- !
day. A few minor cases we're tried. I
Rev Ball, the new Baptist minister,
preached two excellent sermons here
Sunday and Sunday night.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
LOWER WHITFIELD.

| Messrs Fl . Easterling and JacI
Holiirsworth made business trip t.
Ellissiile Saturday.
Mr. Chas Bate and family have re
turned from a visit 70 Low, Miss, ant
reported a nice time
Miss Lily Shows spent Sunday af.
ternoon with Miss BeedIe Bonner.
Miss Jessie Bruce left Sunday for
HaitIesburg.
Uncle" John HOLMAN and sor
Jack visited Whitfield school Monday
Mr. and Mrs w C Shows spent last
Thursday night with his parents, Nh
Brown Shows, of Odom vicinity.
His many friends in Whitfield vi.
cinity are glad to relate that "Grand.
pa" has recovered from his severe
case of ''blues."
Mr. Arnold Shows made pleasant
call on Miss Ada odom Sunday p m.
Mr. Barney Fox, of Laurel, called
on Miss Emma Woodward Sunday
afsernoon.
Floyd Jordan and Ira Cochran, of
A II s, spent the weekend with w L
Woodward.
Mr. Jack Suits called on Miss Edna
Woodward Sunday afternoon.
We still have a few cases of.mumps
In this community.
The Whitfield students are prepar-
ing for concert at the close of our
school.
John Purvis has a severe case of
blues after hearing of the marriage
OF his best girl.
Shady Smith called on Miss Jettle
West Sunday morning.
Neelie Greed took breakfast With
Miss X Woodward Sunday.
Mr. Van HenserlinQ carried Miss
Efie Thompson home Sunday after
noon. Ada seems rather blue since
hearing of 1t.
Geei The boys are looking swell
now In their overalls.
Supt L Stringer visited Whitfield
school last week.
Misses Della and Emma Woodward,
Beedie Bonner and Lille Shows en-
IoYed pleasant stroll Friday p IN,
The Poe Literary Society met Fri
lay afternoon and rendered a very
program.
Debate-Resolyed, That corn Is
more profitable to raise than cotton.
Mr. Gloster Campbell dined with
diss Cora Rounsaville Sunday.
Mr. Austin Shows cdlled on Miss
ieddie Sunday.
Love to all. Jeffle.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
SWEETWATER.

Miss Kate Dossett, from Lux, has
been visiting Mrs M Bryant for the
past few days.
Messrs r w and E G Tisdale were
In New Orlesns last week.
Mr. Edwin Tisdale, from Rainey
was In our section Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs S B stringer.
l4st Saturday, a fue boy.
Mr. w G Grayson, from Moselle
passed through our community last
week.
Mr. J 2 Odom was a business visitor
to Moselle Thursday.
Mrs stringer spent Friday with her
daughter Mrs Z S Bynum.
The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
ROBERT E. LEE.

Messrs Alison Hollifield and Mrs
Belle Conner were quietly married at
the home of the groom last Thursday
Mr. Howard Mitchell, of Hatties-
burg, visited his father, Mr. FL Mitch
ell, last Thursday.
The farmers of this community took
advantage OF few sunshiny days and
fave been busy plowing, but the rain
Pt the past Few days has stopped the
work. ID