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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

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bes gublitums unb gsben bic Bite
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
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81 eue Sppotbefen


ssocpb s. Slime an geettie Soif'
man; $500.
3. 81. Gropper on SbaroupiIle 9.
uno 6. Gompanp; $3.50.
Gbnrles Seiller al @leroale z.
o.; $500.
@enepiepe Q. WecGlellario an Glen
@dnnire; $1,000.
S(mna Stanb an Soiitbiioe 8. iino
9. Co.; $500.
9uIa apbpIt oil Central Soir.
mount g. ano 8. Co.; $4,000.
9esIie Strilble an Whnnii Soipn'
ibi6 9. ino 6. Co; $500.
gsiaidm r. Collins on Wooobllrn
apenue 8. uuo y. Co.; S2500.
g6oa q. Gouutrpmnn on Gait Gito
@nnf Company: $1,000.
Tapio 6. @niniprigbt on little o.
,no Z. Co.; $400.
! Wlarp e. Sart an Central y. ilnb
g. Co.; $3.50.
9apio GarneaI on Sontbern Ohio
SSnbings @dnf Co.; $1,000.
genianiin 2eipis an sssnfleS o.
Cooper; SIS.
SSobn 5. 3. 9ineit, an Giti5ens
gant bon q. @eraar6; $4,000.
8etiIste Sppotbefen.
Sanotpitb 9. Douglas on Sou.
ibern Ohio Sapiugs @otf Co.;
$1,000.
S. gs. Gropper or Suburban Reol
Gitaie Gonpapp; $500.
s. sSeitmeDef on Silpertou 6. ifIt1
o. Gontpanp; $1,000.
Sdnnnb StanrineI an llnitp 9,
riib g. Co.; $500.
Z GaDio G. Mairrigbt an e6fparS
9. Quinn: $167.
@lopina 9. Sarte ON Soutberr
Ohio 8. unb z. Co.; $500.
@ilIinm n. Collins on @ooSburr
anenue g. unS .. Co.: $2500.
Marp g. giogers an Union Gab
inas 9. lnb Z. Co.: S725.
Charles .. gafer on G. 6. 0fine
bort: $3.50.
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Cooper, $500.
9O. an Big GOur g. u. g. 60.
$4,000.
.sObn $, 8Obs ar gsrnarb DulpsI
$1,000.
sSIorencc O. Sberlof on llnio,
Snbinas g. un6 =. Go; $4,000.
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linb 9. Co.: $500.
aatberine 81. 9rabeIle an anta s
gnrrD; $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
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bolf WliiIIer, 2sbrer an Der borii eH
sgI. 5riebri9i6uls. sum ruiiil4sn
@pubernsur Der Gtabt srndnnt tpors
ben. or bate nur per,is gu resieren,
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por ben Ruiien gefliidtet mar. 9roBs
tsm bate sr cine Iiias Der bemsrisnss
ipertbeltsn grIebniife. Die sr in-einsm
9i6lein (tei @ebriiber Rsinlkr In
0umbinnen) per0ffsniIidt. 60 sr3dbli
er fol9enbt Gpiioben:
gtpa anbsriboIb WpdeR nd6 gin'
suu Der RuifM fam elm ruifiiher 81
pilbeamier, Der ii9 dls 2nnOrdtb bee
areiIes@umbiHnen poriisllis. ct tcnHs
te MIR ipenia Dsutfch. bate ober eiHen
bsutl6 fpre9enben Seirstdr, gsios
noren unTpmpdtbiIbe Weni9en. CT
mif6te ii@ germ in bic @sripaltnHa
Der Giapt Gin unb fam mit ullerbdn1
flsinen 8eiiimmungsn. gliid'iferpeI'
ie Ibien Ct BEN aOmmunbant.n aud
nid,t iebr su pefoIItn iInb fud,t. ih ben
INNER dis msinen ndhitsn 9orseiebs
ten borsufhieben, ipenn tr ettDos Don
| mir perlangis. er bate tpObl eisenfIif
| fsins Girofgelpdlt unb aus feinem
Drofsn nit bsmsfommatbnnien md4'
| tt id5 mir ui6is. ba it btn ouf mtinel
Geiis al1ubts, bod mar ihm bic poIi'
sei .bsnio uutsrislt. ME BEN Rom
manDanssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

IN sii6 gsorlpooo; idbrlide vodt
S156.3S nit Dem glnfmfsredt 5u
So, ,606. 40.
Sbe Sn6iirbon MeaI eitptc eoil.
PAM an ssobn sS. 0rcpper, Sot lo2
,ino 9beil pom Got a79 in Glsmere
spnoifnts Su6oipiiion in gfor'poco
(Steuer so Gents); ST.
S. "a Goroas on Angirit iiIio
U,araoret 6. ;Serger 1852 5uI, al Der
Gillette sbon gait Sfa slpelliir, ilabe
Ecailc slpenne (Steiter $f2): 81.
;slorcnce 81. ,pimter an Sernion
gromau, gbcil Der Cots 8 mile 10 III
gIud g. in eIi:a.sam aentper's Cub
oipiiion an edc BON Siiicoln uno
Niclroie slpeniie oiIf ssolmit SIus
(5fencr $40; 81
t5eorac ~. a)forris on Caroline
80. Gmgpl, go bel t4S fSitb an Der
Giibieitr BON Sarriicn apefue III
Scfiicn 80 in &cilcreet 1oipnibip
(Sfeuer 81. 2.50): 81.
Sennic ssdre an Waorp 8. Ghqrl.
ton, 2ats rs, rs, 80 mn 9s ~
Charles 6. Wloore's eriier Snboipi.
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oipiiion; $500.
@eorge ;Siiher oil Balter s. Webs
runn, Got ~ in George Siiher's
snbSipilion in @cinpooo: 81.
Samman s. gioiibebiiib on Ella,
renee 6. siouoebuih. 81 glder Sano
in Seftipn 80 in @biterpnter Toipfi.
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fpIhen Geftion. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26


&C bos Belt bitten unb bic 3ipsi tour-
ben sinseitedt unb Sebsr su einem
Sdbre gefdnsnib psrurtbeilt. 4bsr
benz arottenitufiel ip1rs benn bod bsis
fer gepsien, ipenr er feline S4ldgs
trpden eingeriebsn bate uno Hiemanb
sefdsi. ppu mem er iis bttommsn.
Denn bic iftipiegsn nun ali9 niht itils
lie unb brodten benz 2rpttsuituffel sins
Suppe Elm. moran er 5u lsdeu tdtte.
llnb ala sr tpieber transportabel mar,
ba famen an eiuem friibsn Tlorstu
5fpei Gensb'arflen unb pddten ben
suten arottenituffe[ auf, unb er niiB=
fe ipobl oher libel nit. 0a CABS eins
ldnse llnterIuhune. unb g ianen inp'
ne @eididten an ben 9ns. Inter I'm
BERN idgten Der Hotbe uno Der Sangs
aus ipie iie be. arpttsnituffei gsbun'
gen, bab tie nern WiIbslm nufldusrtsni
ferner fam e aud an ben 5as, ipies
nit bem 8dumden ausidb. bas in bes
S6otenmidefsS sShsusr ssfnnren ppr,
ben, unb Der St)otsnmidsI, Der gBil.
helm unb Der Sanbartel ipnrbsn aud
aIs 3enosn selaben. glnfdngs lsu9nets
Der arottsnitMfeI Mnss ab, psrfpidelt'
iid aber 10 in isinsn alntportsn, bat
er es am gnbs bod eiussitebsn muBie
Ser arua ssbt iogangs gu Baiisr,
bis er bridt," msinte Der Sdnbdrtel.
Des arottenituffers llrtbeiI lish
ni9t Ianse duf ii4 ipartsu. Gs laltsts
auf Gntisbuns bonn 9lmte uno filrf'
iGbriss GefGngniBftrofs.
Bon benz 9eomcter bGrts man ntdlif
mebr. unb bic Rebe eins, er isi mad
Qlmerifa, inb Der 5unbdrtel iuiinlhii
ibm aIiidlihe HsiTs.
llnL ala Der Wi.belm nit benz Uln'
rieden, isinen Glteru uro oes wldris'
dens Batter aus Der Staot mad Suni'
fu6ren, ipo iie pom girgermeiitsr gei
traut iporbcn, unb an BEN 8efansnili'
poriibertamen, tnirIfts Der arctten'
ituffd binter benz sifernsu Sitter Dol
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ihlGee paren su nihts ssmdft, uni
bic mubte CT sIiidIi@ isbsn. bic er u
ben Gbgrunb Der SGas ptripiinitte
llnb lie batten ibm bod niats gu Ssib'
getbGn.
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9rauuna bss DilbsIm's nit BEN wta'
rie6tn in Der 9irHt pom pfarrrr
llnb pa iparsn re psrsinist Fir eeber
unb Stsrben, unb bos Sebnsi I'M
9anssn ibrsr SerSen mar nun eeitiat
limb als iis na6 BEN Sottssbienit
mad, Der 8anmiibls biHobginsen uni
bur6 bic bobsn 9uher pdbinltritiei
in itiaem Sinnsn unb innissr Gelis
teit, ba b0rte man ben Ruf bes au
futs. llnb bns mar fir oiss J1br bdl
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! Der Wifbelm inb bds gldrieheH an
unb bas ipubte. mas sr nolIie, llnb be
Bannmiiller girs bintsr ndh NIT ben
S&otsnmiheI unb i'iner Mnnbprtt
uub iis freutsn fi6 be- Glids ihrt
ainber.
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gen unb man iis Don Der Wliible aui
febtn tonnts. Oa sinss: puff, puff. I'M
ba5 marsn Des 9dnbuyteps gbren
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unb bas Rnrisden IG4elte 10 ie!io
uub 70 tam auss gum Guteu.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

9unebmeH6e 5nbner
fIudt. sSn Gan 8emo lit felt einigen
1ngen eine bebeutenbe germebrlrig
irnn5oiiifer Teierteute eingetretcu,
oi iit ben iiolieniid)en geboroen ftst
len. Seit arieasbeainn bnEen mej.
rere himoert fsran5nien Die itniieniIdP
grense iiberi6rittert. Die Bnbnew
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pn5en nnb fiber Die Fiirdrb1re gair.
fiud bes belItifen 6eiiers, Gle CT.
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QrieesoaiIer cine gentle gntntutbi.
gung mo aQiioigfeit i'm Seere
berrihe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

= uan .rsasns In sssIsn sas alnsnnaiis gstssIatt.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
DEATH OF THE
GYPSY QUEEN.

Meridian Miss, Feb. 7---Sor-
row prevails among the Romany
clans OF the America, for their
queen 10 dead. She passed away
at a camp near the Alabama
Mississippi state line, notwith-
standing the efforts of physi-
clan who was offered fee OF
$4,000 il he could but save her
life. For days, as mark OF re-
spect to their queen, the gypsies
will wear no hats, and for moaths
to come, at regular intervals,
prescribed by the customs OF the
people, the Romanys OF the
United States, will gather a
feasts whore the good deeds OF
the dead queen will be extolled
by the leading men Of the tribes.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
First Wednesday
February oath, 1915

February oath, 1915
953 r. l.. Jones VS. Marathon Lumber
Co.
954-L. L. Glass VS. Western Union
Telegraph Co.
957-Marine Oil Co. vs Louise Lum-
ber Co.
961-Newton Collins ct al VS. Supreme
Forest Woodman Circle
962-Mrs. M. B. McGhee VS. Laurel
Light and Railway Co.
963-Dorsey Smith VS. Marathon
Lumber Co.
s64-Mrs. M. B. McGhee va City of
Laurel.
965-J. B. Gavin VS. N. 0. and N. E.
r. r. Co.
966-Rice and Co. VS. /. Pearlman ct al.
967--N. C. Gibson VS. G. w. Sum
rail-.
968-John Dyess vs. George Gazano.
069-D. Beard VS. Robert Orange,
Eastman Gardiner & Co. Garnishee.
970-United States Tailoring Co. VS.
N. Y. Racket Store.
Gle. A. Monsour VS. Joe Pezzuto.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
ALLEN BOUTWELL,
FOR SHERIrF'S OFFICE

In this issue Of the News sp-
pears the annou ncement OF AL
len Boutwell,, who asks at the
hands of the voters OF Jones
County that they elect him to
the office of Sheriff Of said coun.
ty for the ensuing term. Mr..
Boutwell, is AT years old, WAS
raised in Jones county, and has
never asked for county office
before.
He has been connected with
the Eheriff's office in this count ty
for the last six years, large
part of the time having been in
charge of the Jail, and no man
who has had occasion to observe
him and his work can dispute
the fact that he is q careful pain
taking officer, nor can it be dis
puted that he has rendered the
county competent service. No
man ever connected with the
sheriff's office of this county has
done more to run down robbers,
burglars and sother criminals of
like character. than has Allen
Boutwell,,
II elected to the office. we are
confident that he will discharge 9
the duties thereof fearlessly, i'm
partially and with fidelity.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
County Candidates
Announced for Office

For Sheriff and Tao Collector:
G. w. DAVIS.
w. E. WEIGH.
J. L. CRUMBLEY.
]. H. CRAWFORD.
ALLEN BOUTWELL,.
For Clerk of the ChGncery Court:
w. H. BUFKIN.
HANNON B. GRAVES.
For County Attorney:
J. w. WALLACE.
T. WEBER WILSON.
For County Superintendent OF
Education
L, J. STRINGER.
For Circuit Clerk.
J.. F. HARPER.
J. T. fIERRINGTON.
For County Assessor.
ANDREW j. LEWIS.
For Supervisor, Second District
F. II. BUSH
For Supervisor, Fifth District.
w. r. GRAYSON
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
THAT CATTLE
DISEASE is ONLY
PNEUMONIA.

Tuesday night, on our return
from jackson, via Hattiesburg,
we met on the train Messrs. Null
ford Parker and p. NJ. Ikeler.
Mr.. keller tells us that the ia
tai disease that killed several Of
his herd turned out to be only
pneumonia, and his cattle are all
right again. or course pneumo-
mia is not an epidemic, and which
is fortunate. Our Jones county
cattle are remarkably healthy and
when a contagious disease APP
pears among them it is promptly
stamped out by order Of our Su.
pervisors.
Mr.. Ikeler has now 100 head OF
cattle, that he is increasing and
grading up from the Red Pole,
and to which breed he is partial.
He has now opened up at Moselle
a model farm of 400 acres, most
of it stumped, and will 60 exten-
sively into cattle raising. He has
model barn, silos, and every
other attachment FOR the suocos
fel conduct of the business.
Messrs. Parker and Ikeler a 0
both doing a magnificent work
for the material and agricultural
development OF our county.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
Second Tuesday
March End. 1915.

March End, 1915.
l015---Denham' Palace Market VS. N.
o. and N. e. Il. e. Co.
1ol6---E. E. Clegg vs. M. NJ. Henry.
1017---W. s. Welch Trustee VS. Eber
Darling.
1918 J. S. Love, Bank Examiner ct al
VS. d. McCraw ct al
1o19--J. S. Love Bank Examiner etal
VS. W. s. Love
l020---W. A. Bodie VS. Tom and Jo-
ana Crosby.
I02l--George A. Shanks VS. City OF
Laurel ct al.
1022--M. Z. Parker VS. The Tate Co.
1023---J. S. Love, State Bank Examin-
er ct al vs. J. E...Mundell ct al.
l024---J. S. Love, Bank Examiner ct al
VS. ID. B. Fox ct al,
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
Daughter of Late Senator
Gordch Burns to Dea th

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 7.-Mrs
Annie G. Nehis, daughter OF the
Senator James H. Gordon of
Mississippi, was burned to death
early tonight in her apartment,
910 Elizabeth place.
Miss. Nehis made an effort 20
light q small gas heater in the
bath room of her home. The
first attempt was unsuccessful
and when she struck second
match the gas which had been
escaping ignited and the flames
covered her body. Her apparel
caught her and before aid could
reach her she was a mass of
flames.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
DEATH GRIP OF
FIGHTING MEN
STILL HOLDING

Some OF the most desperate
fighting in the history of the
world is now on, especially in the
East, but no material gains have
been made by either side. The
positions Of the contending ar
mics are practically the same as
for months past. The only con-
quests made are of trenches, and
not territory. But the slaughter
has been frightful. The past
week the bloodiest encounters
were in the Carpathian noun
tsins, where the combined Aus
trian and German forces attemp-
ted to drive back the Russian
invaders They partially sue
ceeded in this task, but latest re-
ports are that the SIavs recover
ed what they had lost and were
in the ascendancy. But the fight
ing was in intense cold and deep
snow and the suffering of the
troops was horrible. The Germans
cruelty sacrificed their men and
who were moved down by pla-
toons. So intense and continued
was the fighting that the wound-
ed were left with the dead on the
fields OF battle, to perish from
neglect and cold. At this writing
the fighting in the Csrpathian
mountains is still undecided.
The Germans have made no
further advance toward Warsaw,
and their press in that direction
has been temporarily suspended
30 try and check the Russian
forces threatening Hungary.
There is no change whatever il
the West, and while fighting i,
going on all along the line, the
position of the contending armies
remain unchanged.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
CALENDAR OF
LAUREL COURT
FOR FEBRUARY

February z2nd, 1918

Februdry ZzDd, 1910
600-Wiliams and Free man VS. Will
Gore,
632-H. B. Howell VS. DR.. ]. W. String
er.
e42-Laurel Ice Com psny VS. DR.. ].
W. Stringer.
643-Lax- Co. VS. DIR. ]. w.
Stringer.
664-J. n. Bostick vs. T. B. Bonner,
admr.
806-Stone Deavours, for Judge Gra-
ham VS. T. Il. Underwood.
s07-Stone Deavours tor Judge Grs-
ham VS. T. II. Underwood.
Sl6---W. NJ. Carter Lumber Co. va
George Fl. Harden.
s29-Hicks Mercantile Co. vs John
Musgrove.
SOW. E. Grautham vs G and Jo-
ana Musgrove.
SEW. A. Duuagin VS. J. M. Cooper.
S45-Clinton Pearson vs. Sam Balm.
s6s--Jones County VS. J. W. Wind
ham.
880-Mrs. Lydia Harris vs Hartford
Fire Insurance Co.
S81-Floyd Hynes VS. Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
S87--Outcault Publishing Co. vs. w.
r. Rumble
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
Second Wednesday.
March srd, 1918.

March 3rd, 1918.
l025---J. s. Love, Bank Examiner etal
VS. United States Fidelity Ins. Co.
l026-- Hicks Mercantile. Co. VS. Clark
and Walters.
l027---First N. Bank of Laurel VS. ID.
B. Fox ct al.
lo28---G- F. Roberts vs w. B. Car
penter.
1029--J. s. Love Bank Examiner act /
: VS. D.sMcCraw.
1030---J. S. Love, Bank Examiner ct al
VS. E. c. Mcpherson ct al.
1o31---J. S. Love Bank Examiner ct al
VS. A. L. Joiner.
1032--W. s. Welch Trustee VS. E. E.
Ferrill.
1033--Denhams Palace Market VS. w.
f. Owens Receiver.
1034--Fred Crosby vs. Hicks Mercan-
tile Co.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
February 25th 1915.

February 26th 1915.
972-Floyd Carpenter Va Nation Life
Insurance Co.
e73-Mrs. Minnie Smith vs. N. o. M
& C. r. r. Co.
974-w. F. Barrett VS. G.. & s. I. r.
r. Co.
975--J. Eskind g. Son VS. Joe Fine.
ry76--National Hat K Glove Co. vs Joe
Fine.
977-J. ID. Mcleod vs. Laurel Ice Co,
s7s-G. B. Welborn vs. N. M. We'll
born ct al
N79--Irene Terrell vs. Marion Camp
y, bell.
Qe0-J. O. and G. N. Cargile vs. B. ".
James.
ssl-B. P. Hilton vs. G & S. I. r. r
Co.
ae4 Ed Landrum " Luther Hill
Shsrin.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
First Tuesday.

February 90, 1915
s97-Yazoo & Miss. Il. r. Co. vs. W.
f. Welch.
99-Metropolitan Casualty Co. vs A.
Leftkowitz ct al.
909-Emma Moss VS. Laurel Bottling
Works
9l2-Alex Jabours VS. North River
Insurance Co.
9l8--Collins aud Holifield va Laurel
Light & Rsilw7w .sz,S
92o--Jefr Your w &N. Smith
4 a., = Tr. = N. A 70 :, % insurance
~ ? done y -
s22-T. L. Le.ill heaE -; & Laaca-
shire Insuraneous 8,s
s923-Jerry Crawford vs. G and s. I.
r. r. Co.
925-J. S. Love, Bank Examiner VS. K.
C. Hall ct al.
929 f. p. Salter va J. G. Cook.
935-Denham's Market ys N. o. and
N. E. r. r. Co.
941-First National Bank VS. Western
Union Telegraph Co.
g42-A. B. Collins vs. J. w. Gardiner.
$40 jeff Youngblood vs J. N. Smith
et.al.
952-Cooper Lumber Co. VS. r. L.
Evans.
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11
BOYS ENROLLED IN
SCHOOL CORN CLUBS

Shady Grove, Laurel II. Claw
renee Hancock, George Myrick, Tom
mie Johnson, Arnold Bush, Howard
Staples, Earl Johnson. Max Houston
Monroe Houston, Floyd Rogers, Ear
Ivey.
Myrick Con. SobcoI---r.sav veil vafen
tine, Lonnie Valentine, Leon valen.
tine, Roy Valentine, Ester Valentine
Kelley Boutwell,, Bount Jordan, Pres.
Otis Miller, Dorrah Sumrall, Dauth
Anderson, Dewey Loper, Edd Warner
John Anderson, Willie Brown, Hopper
jenkins, Wesley Lopez, Henry Bus
by Everett vaner, David Sasser,
Green Sasser, Troy Sumrall.
Cross Road s. hool, Moselle Il. q
Luther Windham, Johnnie Dosset.,
Boyd sandersod, Dewey Jordan.
r. e. Lee. Sanford n. 1. Ras
Patterson, Kernie Morgan, Lnle
Beesley.
odom School, Ovett r l Marvin
Long, Dewey Beech.
Pleasant Ridge School. Ellisville r
l Watson Hereington, Andrew
Flowers, Otis Robertson, Gene Check
Thomas Watson, Virgil Walters,
Troy Montgomery.
Rainey School, Moselie II I-Oll;e
Phillips Edwin, Tisdale, Benton
Bonner, Clayton, Smith, NTH Tlsdale
Wilson Thompson, Herbert Crosby,
Robsrt Phillips, Kernnie Bopuer,
Jake Anderson, Sam Blackledge, |
Wendell Patrick, Homer Patrick. !
Kearney Shows, Floyd strlnger.
Bryan School, Heijelburg X. o.
Lois Windham, Cecil Mcfarland.
Earl Manning, Sandersviile.
Clear Water, Ellisville n. Lester
Shull, Bonnie Shull
Huddleston School, Laurel r. IL
George Coatney, Sherman Holifield, !
Lester Sumrall, Hilton Sumrail, Mon
roe Blackledge, Wander Holifield,
Ransom Holiaeld, John Clark {Sec.
Tinnon Blackledge, Bennie Black
ledge, Prof. r.. l.. Gambrell (Pres.
Mathew School, Soso f.. 3.-Ker-
NIT Welborn.
Mill Creek School, Laurel, r. L.
Jennings Walters, Charles Black
ledge, Tennie Walters, Lawrence
Walters, Enoch Walters, Lane Wal
ters, Elbia Walters. Clayton Black
ledge, Rosie Blackledge, Virdie
Smith.
Pack School, Laurel, X. 2.-Ollver
Bush, Roy Bush, Austin Moody,
Luther Straham, Aaron Chatham,
Joel Rogers, Shell Chatham.
Powers Con. School, Laurel r. /.
Van Buran Riley (Pres. Glen vinson,
Roy Chancellor, Cecil Chancellor,
Bond Smith, Curtis Jones, Earnest
Jones, Prentiss Geiger, Frank Gsiger,
Denwood Murphy, Hosey Stephens,
Sandy Walters, Clyde TouchssoDe,
Johnnie Stephens.
Redhill School, Sandersvillc,
Ersstus Laird, James Hosey, Wyatt
Trest, Jack Hosey, Warner Trest,
Robert Trest, Clarence Laird, Web
ster Buchanan, Earl Trest, Prof.
Grissom (Pres.)
The Jones County news., 1915-02-11

March 4th 1915.
1035--L. B. Waits VS. w. f. Owens
Receiver.
1o36---Curry and Depew vs. E. Il.
Cobb.
lo57--Cslvin Barber vs Marathon
Lumber Co.
1038--- Hicks Mercantile Co. VS. w. A.
Tarvin ct al.
l03e--L- A. Buzard VS. D. B. Fox.
lo40--M. c. Kiser & Co. VS. Parker
Bros q Co.
l04l---O. II. Brown VS. Laurel OIL and
Fertilizer Go.