The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11

Notice-Fishing and hunting on my
farm without permission is positively
forbidden. H. E. Cannon.
Mrs. A. c. Young entertained very
delightfully."- at luncheon Friday at he.
home on north G street in honor of
Miss Annie Shannon Monroe, the dis
tinguished writer, and Miss Cornelia
Owen of Tennessee, a charming visit
ing girl, who is stopping eff enroute
to Alaska for the winter. Mrs. Toung's
charming home was decorated in shas-
ia daisies and nasturtiums and the Ia
BILE was attractive with ccntrepiece
of pink sweet peas. After li9cheon,
Mrs. Young entertained her guests at
the Colonial theatre and concluded
delightful afternoon with a motor
trip to picturesque places about the
eity.-Takoma Dsily Ledger.
Last Saturday night at o'clock,
City Marshal Walker and Night Po-
lieeman Ed Richardson caught Lewis
Transou, negro, on Washington
Street, Transou had gunny sack FILL
Jed with gin and whiskey on his back.
He had just come from the house
where Ulysses Mills and Eckla johnson
live, on Bradford avenue. Here the
officers found a trunk full of gin and
whiskey. All three negroes were
then brought to town and locked up.
The whiskey was almost more than
the officers could carry. The Transou
and Mills negroes we're tried Monday
morning. Because they were not sell
ing the whiskey nothing could be done
to them on this charge. Transou,
however, was fined $25 and costs for
prowling. Mills was fined $40 and
costs for not paying his road tax.
Both went to the work house although
Ulysses had $3.50 in his pocket at the
time. The Johnson woman will be
tried on the charge of keeping disor
derby house later.
A romance which had its beginning
several months ago, ended Sunday af-
ternoon in the marriage of Miss Mary
Eva Warmath to Mr.. Cecil Canterbury
of Prospect, Ohio. During the straw
berry shipping season of last year,
Miss Warmath wrote her name and adj
dress on a berry box. Sometime later
she received letter from Mr.. Canter-
bury saying he had purchased the box
fof berries, and that he desired to cor
respond with her. The correspondence
was begun, and after the passage of a
number of letters, Mr.. Canterbury
came to see Miss Warmath, and from
this visit and the letters sprung an at
tachment that ended in the marriage
of the twain on Sunday afternoon as
stated. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Warmath and is a
very pretty and attractive girl. The
groom comes recommended as a fine
sober, and Industrious young man of
good family and prospectus. The mar
rage occurred at the family home in
the suburbs of Humboldt, the rites
being celebrated by Rev. CA. Owens.
Humboldt Courier Chronicle.
Mrs. r. B. Fulkerson of North Fife
street opened her handsome home yes
terday afternoon for a hardsome re-
ception given by the Dixie Chapter Of
the U. D. G. in honor of Mrs. Mar
Polk DuBose of San Francisco, recent
Of Albert Sidney johnson chapter of
the U. d. c., and Miss Cornelia Owen
president of the junior chapter of
Brownsville, Tenn. The officers Of tn
club, Mrs. Fulkerson, Mrs. A. w. Oh
lar, Mrs. r. d. Cheney and lirs. Du-
Bose and Miss Owen received the
guests informally. Mrs. i,il,,se told
of the work Of the U. d. C. women in
California. A dainty collation. was
served, the officers Of the chapter as
sisting Shasta daisies were affective
in their arrangement in the living
room. Mrs. DuBose has been making
a short visit with her son an his wife
and win continue her journey in few
days. Miss Owen has been The guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ollar and will
sail for Eagle, [ Alaska, August 1, to
spend the winter with her sister.-Ta-
| Soma Daily Ledger.