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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-08
Visitors Depart

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Engel, who have
been guests at the Hugo home for the
past month, left Monday for their
home in Kansas City. They will stop
at st. Paul enroute, for few days
visit at the home of Mrs. Engel's
brother, C. L. Nichols. Mr.. Engel is
brother of Mrs. Kate Hugo and an
uncle of C. ]. Hugo of this city.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-08

served at five o'clock. Mrs. Brucker,
Mrs. Charlesworth, Mrs. Witter, and
Mrs. Reilly were guests of the club.
The next meeting will be held in the
park.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-08
F}ak9Q',,,NET>

the Hotel Moscow after which the we'd
ding party motored to the brides
home in Genesee where reception
was held.
Mr.. and Mrs Mulalley will reside on
a farm near Genesee.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-08

Beginning with Sunday, July g., the
Lenville Sunday school will be re-
organized.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-08
Hi Yus Picnic With Families

Ill 1uS f1cnlc WIN FamIsleS
The members of the Hi Yu club
were hostesses to their families and
few invited guests Tuesday at a
picnic luncheon served at noon in the
park. In the afternoon the party at
tended chautauqua. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Meeker, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton,
Gerald Meeker and Helen and Jimmie
Stanton were guests of the club.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-08
49, :, REPORT OF THE
fst Naona Bank Moscow State
June
ness on June 80, 1916.
RESOURCES

II,
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bonds
deposits (par valued
Co.. savings .! deposits ................. 100000
\ securities other than u S. stocks)
uwhaa uaplsaga H f Federal p
reueral
F E~Sg amount mt unpaid 100000
Real estate banking 5o11 oo
Ne' amount que from approved reserve
N. YORK, chicago and St Louis
net amount que from approved reserve agents in other
Net bankers ~ 0S e5s 90
other checks on banks in the same city
Outside checks items .. 77o5s ''Aso
fractional currency nckes and s7sn
Notes of other national ooI
CON f and S Certificates 261ssso
Redemon fund ,rh 10000
-f~0A NAN WIN -
iooA 81
LIABILITIES
SarnIn STOCK fd PAID IN oOoooo
Undivided nrosts 100000
F eISen1atn for taxes; ; ; 151s1e 45751s
amount due 70 tanI 100000
Dema deposits s,4szs5
INDIVIDUAL rs deposits subject to check 2o24e7e5
eha e o aepot aue IN less than 81 days 4296199
ro+oi saias ueposls
Time
0e1e,nca a OF deposit
Fetal 761685l
lotal OF Time deposits 243O3OO3
State of Idahos County OF Latah S.: sf'Oi
j. s. Heckathon Cashier Of the solemny
hat the above statement
Subscribed this sth day Of july 1915
H. R. SMITH, /
W. L. PAYNE II
CHAs. W. SHIELDS, il
VIM HUNTER, IL
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Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
Christmas Program
To be Given Dec. z

Christmas music will feature the
program to be given at the December
meeting OF the Thursday Musicale
club to be held at 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon 1t the. home Of Mrs. M. q.
Olson, 101t Reeves avenue.
Mrs: August Eggers has charge of
the program and she has arranged for
several interesting numbers, among
hem being the Christmas carols. 20.
Tannenbann," 1.-The Luther Cradle
Hymn" and "A Christmas CAROL to
be sung by the pupils of the three
first grades Of the Belmont school. A
christmas cantata. "Bethlehem" by
Paul Bliss, will be given BY group
of the club members. Mrs. A. e.
Arhart and Mrs.i F. A. Parsons will
take the soprano{ and contralto solo
parts David Patterson who has re-
Gently come to the city will give q
piano number. instead Of Mrs. W. w.
Norton, as was previously announced.
The active and associate members
will receive their membership tickets
1t this meeting. i,F
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
Items of Interest

The Soldiers Aid held the regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
i'll the auditorium of the public Ii
brary. The principal business to come
before the meeting was the decision
of the aid to send Christmas boxes to
the members of Company NJ and the
machine company, sencamped at Mer-
cedes, Tex. An individual box will be
packed for each man in the two COM
Mercedes Tuesday. siOn account Of the
congested' conditions OF traffic at this
time, it was decided to start the boxes
early, SO they would surely reach their
destination by Christmas. The women
who are to have charge of the pack
ing of the boxes will meet at the home
of Mrs. E. e. Sherman in the Dinnie
block, on Tuesday afternoon and pre-
pare them for shipment.
Mrs. Mae Palda Of Minot, worthy
grand matron of the Eastern Star. Is
expected to visit Acacia chapter No.
IL, on Tuesday evening. Definite ar
rangements for the entertainment Of
Mrs. Palda will be made today.
An informal dancing party will be
given this evening by the Elks in their
ball room on North Fourth street.
This party was first planned for Fri
day evening. The hours for dancing
will be from until IL o'clock.
X X i
The young women Of the university
have made plans for a Leap year
party to be given in the university
gymnasium Saturday evening. The
affair will be informal and dancing
will be enjoyed from 1880 until IL
o'clock. This party is for the univer-
sity and alumnae girls only.
4
Miss Bulge, domestic science in
structor, will have something Of inter-
est to show housewives on Saturday
afternoon at the No-Vary premium
parlor, opposite Hotel Dacotah.-Adv.
4
At 8 o'clock the Parent-Teachers'
association Of the high school will
hold it's meeting, and all patrons Of
the school are invited to attend. The
subject for the evenings discussion
will be "The Reason for Failure in
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Balm of
Ardoch We're visitors in the city last
evening. They. were among the out
of-town guests who attended the an
nual banquet Of the St. Andrews So
ciety at the Hotel Dacotah. They re-
turned to their home this morning.
ter, Louise, of Prince Albert, Can,
are expected to reach the city on
Monday, and will go from here to
Ardoch where they will spend the
holiday season with Mrs. Stephenson's
parents Mr.. ana Mrs. James N. Balm.
Mrs. r. A. Lowe, sos North Fourth
street, has gone to Minot to spend a
Few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred ouigley. and to make the ac-
luaintarcc Of the baby daughter who
was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley a
sew days ago.
MIR. and Mrs Sidney Clark of
Jamestown. n. ", former residents of
this city, are spending several days
!, the city with old friends. Mr.. and
'ror' here. and will then go to Cali
'ornia to spend the winter months.
Miss Isabel Warczak of Mimic re-
:urned to her home last evening after
pending several days here with Miss
Enid Lowe. COS North Fourth street.
H X X
Miss Lillian Jones Of Grafton has
entered st. Michael's hospital and will
AXE a three years nurses training
course.
Miss Edith McAuley. student at
the Union Commercial college. has
returned from Ora afton, where she was
called ny til" illness of her brother
VINO was injured in an accident.
Mrs. Amos Ma bscth of Van Hook
j. d., WHO is visiting her parents
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
. OF Interest to Women D

across the Atlantic will be made on
the steamer, THE United States"
X X
Miss Goldie Hamilton of the high
school faculty. who was injured In an
automobile accident in Fargo, few
weeks ago. has entirely recovered
from her injuries and resumed her
duties in the high school Yesterday.
Mrs. Chester Glow and daughter.
Maurine Of Backoo, N. D., passed
through the city last evening enroute
to their home from Jamestown where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wood. They visited with rela-
tive' in Fargo yesterday.
Mrs. A. Carney and son, Howard, of
spokane, wash, are spending q few
days in the city visiting relatives, en-
route to their home. Mrs. Carney has
been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. An
drew Jorgenson at Niagara. for a few
weekA.
Miss Edith KcAllen of M,not, who
has been the guest Of her uncle and
North Fourth street, returned to
Devils Lake Yesterday morning, where
she is attending school,
\ y
Mrs. j. e. Stevens of Lawton. field
worker for the North Dakota Anti
Tuberculosis association, spent a short
time IN the city yesterday and left
last evening for Hillsboro, where she
VIII arrange for a series Of meetings
today. This evening. Mrs. stevens viii
go to New Rockford, where a health
rally is to be held next Sunday. From
New Rockford, Mrs. Stevens will 20
to darlington, where she will spend a
week In the interests of health week.
Miss Mereb Warner r + Of Emerson.
Man. former student at Wesley con-
servatory. is spending the remainder
OF the week visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. r. F. walker of Gilby, is
spending a few days here as the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. ]. Floyd Stevens,
II Fenton avenue.
Mrs. J. D. Van Fleet of Minot will
return to her home next week, after
spending some time here as the guest
of her son, j. Floyd Stevens, II Fen
ton avenue.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
employees Of the Benner and Begg de-
| partment store was held in the store
building last evening. Dinner was
served at $3.50 o'clock and after the
repast the evening was spent in dis
cussing problems Of interest to both
the employer and employe.
DR.. and Mrs. H. r. Brush, Walnut
street. have returned from Winnipeg.
where DR.. Brush delivered two lee
lures at the University Of Manitoba.
Tho subjects chosen were "The Mis-
sion OF France" and the Message Of
Cervantes.' DR.. Brush is the first
Of the exchange lecturers from the
University Of North Dakota to the I'm
iversity Of Manitoba for this year.
| The girls Of the domestic science
department Of the high school are
serving series Of four luncheons to
their parents and the members of the
high school faculty The study for
the fall term has been on luncheons
and now, the girls are putting, into
/ practice what they have learneds The
first luncheon was given Yesterday and
nine girls took part in the serving Of
the repost. The others of the series
Will be given today. and on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. Covers
were laid for "a at the repast yester-
day.
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06

High school" and the speakers will
be Mrs. c. E. Harrington. Mrs. J. N
Gillette, Rev. c. E. Tingley and H. H.
Tuttle. A general discussion will fol-
low. The usual question box will be
a part of the evenings program.
After the program, the girls who are
taking the domestic science work in
the school will serve refreshments.
Enjoy a cup of cofre. at the No
Vary premim parlor. opposite Hotel
Dacotah when down town shopping.
You will be delighted by the many
beautiful Christmas gift articles
shown there:-Ady. y
Miss Mildred Terrett. 1877 Reeves
avenue, had as her guest last evening,
Miss Daisy ALERT Of Langdon. Miss
ALERT left on the late train for Min
neapolis. where she will visit for a
few days as the guest Of relatives. Her
parents will join her in Minneapolis
and then go to San Diego. Calf,
where they will spend the winter
months.
The domestic art classes Of the
high school will have an exhibition
Ing the fall term on Thursday evening
in the high school. This is the first
time that the work has been shown
at the close of the fall term. This ex-
hibit will be opened at 1880 o'clock.
X X X
Domestic science instructor, Miss
Bulge, will be in charge of demon
stration on Saturday afternoon in the
No-Vary premium parlor, opposite
Hotel Dacotah.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). 8. sundahl and
visitors in the city yesterday. The
trip was made hy auto.
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
THE TABLE

Bread Omlet-Four eggS, once
half cup milk. one-haH teaspoon salt
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06

speck of pepper and one-half cup
bread crumbs. Soak the bread
crumbs in milk. Separate eggs, beat
yolks and add seasonings; then add
the bread and milk. Then beat the
whites OF eggs until stiff and fold
into mixture. Grease omelet pan with
butter and turn mixture into it,
brown on both sides, fold and serve
at once.
Fruit Catsup sandwiches--One cup
of seeded dates. two tablespoons
capers. one-fourth cup tomato catsup
the dates to a paste and combine with
catsup. Add capers and cracker dust
Spread on thin slices of buttered
bread with crusts cut of.
Cheese Pudding-slices Of buttered
bread. two eggs, half cup cream, salt
and paprika; fill buttered baking
dish with slices of bread buttered.
sprinkling each layer with salt and
paprika: beat the eggs we'll. mix with
the cream. and pour over the top;
bake twenty-five minutes In a very
slow oven. 1t Is better to set the
baking dish in a pan Of hot water.
Russian Dressing - Two table,
spoons Of chopped celery. one table,
spoon chopped green pepper, one ta-
blespoon chopped pimento, one cup
chill sauce: mix these ingredients
and stir them into one cup Of mayon-
naise dressing.
Baked Slice OF Ham-One slice
ham two inches thick, one cup brown
sugar. one tablespoon ground mus
tard. two tablespoons vinegar; rub the
sugar and mustard mixed into tho
ham and place in baking dish or cas-
serole: pour over it the vinegar. add
a little water and bake in slow oven
for three hours.
Potatoes au Gratin-one pint cold
boiled potatoes. chopped. one can
small pimentoes, grated cheese, three
tablespoons -four, two tablespoons
butter. two cups milk; mix the chop
ped potatoes and pimentoes (also
chopped; cook the -four and butter
together. add the milk. and season
Pour this sauce over the potatoes
cover with grated cheese and bake
thirty minutes.
Date Strips-One pound dates. one
cup water, one-half cup granulated
sugar. Cut dates in half, removing
seeds, add sugar and water. Cook
slowly until thick enough to spread.
Cool.
Date strips-one cup brown su-
gar, one scant cup shortening, one
half teaspoon salt, three-fourths cup
sour milk or buttermilk, three
fourths teaspoon baking soda, two
cups raw rolled oats. flour enough to
roll out. Cream sugar and shorten
ing, add salt. then sour milk, to
which has been added the baking
soda. Stir In oats, then flour. Press
the dough into a roll and cut into
fourths to facilitate handling. Roll
out one-fourth to cover one-half
shallow cookie tin. then another
fourth for other half, pressing ad-
joining edges together. Spread on
date mixture and cover similarly
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
Church Affairs

The women Of the First Methodist
church will open their annual Christ
mas sale In the church parlors tomor.
row afternoon. Every district of the
Ladies' Aid society will have a booth,
where they will display all manner
OF articles suitable for Christmas
gifts. A provision sale will be an
added attraction at the booth of the
women from district No. g. Luncheon
will be served during the afternoon
and evening. in connection with the
sale.
X
On Thursday afternoon, the wom-
ems Guild of the Plymouth Congre-
gational church will open its Christ
mas sale. The women have been
at work for the past few weeks, MAX
Ing fancy articles, aprons and other
things. which they will offer for sale.
Light refreshments will be served
during the day and beginning at s
o'clock supper will be served on the
dairy lunch plan.
Mrs. 8. Paulson. e12 Walnut street,
will be hostess tomorrow afternoon
when she entertains the members of
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Trinity
church. A short business meeting
will be held.
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Jacobson at Graf
day evening to attend the concert
given by the San Carlo Grand Opera
company. Mrs. Nabseth will be the
guest Of Miss Ellen johnson. s14 Bel
mont avenue. while here.
Mrs. T. Heltne and daughter, Agnes.
and Mrs: J. G. Bjornstad, We're among
ing the week.
Miss Ruth Paxson, a Y. w. c. A.
secretary from Shanghai, China, who
has spent the past few days here visit
ing the association at the university,
left this morning for Fargo. where
she will visit the association at the
Agricultural college today. Miss Pax
son has spent the past flve years in
this country in that time. Last even
ing she was the speaker at the meet
ing of the university association and
she told of the work that the organi-
zation is doing in China and in other
countries.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Lontz of South Bend,
Ind. has reached Fargo and will
spend the Christmas holidays with her
Z.
former residents of this city. Mrs.
Klein Van Alstine, who has been Wis
iting here with Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Van Alstine. also will spend the holi-
day time with her parents in Fargo.
Miss Lillian Fee, South Fourth
street, has returned from Fargo.
her brother. Henry Fee.
The regular meeting of the Sigma
Alpha Iota sorority was held last
evening in the down town studio OF
Wesley conservatory. Miss Hazel
Fink read a review of the life of the
composer. Gounod and other members
famous works Of the composer.
Miss Florence Fried, Jennie Gale.
Cornelia Carr and Mamie Nestings Of
the university, have returned from
Hunter. N. d., where they spent the
week end. The young women were
among the guests at a leap year dane
ing party given in the Masonic hall
at Hunter, by the young people OF that
place.
The members Of the Mems Catholic
Order of feresters weFe entertained
at a chicken supper in the knights Rf
Ceiuaabus hail last evening by the
Women's Catholic Order at beresters.
After the repast, there was q program
Of impromptu speeches..
Housewives cut the hish eest OF
living by taking i'll the demonstration
in charge Of the local domestic science
instructor. on Saturday afternoon at
the No-Vary premium parlor, opposite
Dacotah hotel.--Adv.-
Miss sigrid sturdz. who has made
her home In this city for the past
three years, left last evening for New
York city. where on Saturday she will
sail for Christiania, Norway, to spend
the holiday time with her mother
and other relatives. This will be Miss
sturdz's first visit to her old home
since coming to this country and she
will probably remain there. The trip
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
Weddings-Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs Louis Hochstetter of
Chicago. were visitors in the city last
evening. and will leave today noon for
Chicago, where they will make their
home. Mrs. Hochstetter was Miss
Jessie Baer of Grafton, and their
marriage took place, at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Baer,
at high noon yesterday. Only the
memb bers Of the family and few In
ceremony. A reception was held
from until o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. H. Cooperman, Mrs. Sig. Wolff and
daughter Pauline, Of this city. and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Baer Of Crookston, were
the out-of-town guests.
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
Cleveland Americans
to Meet in New Orleans
For Spring Training

Cleveland. Dec. e.-The Cleveland
American league club. which has
again decided to establish its spring
training camp at New Orleans. has
arranged to play a series Of games
with the New Orleans club Of the
Southern association.
1.-The Pelicans will give Cleveland
all the practice that is wanted" said
Robert Mccoy, vice president Of the
Cleveland club. New Orleans would
rather hang a beating on our club
than win the pennant Of the Southern
association"
that any other major league club
will train at New Orleans.
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
Economy Meat Recipes

Meat From Soup Bones-Before
thickening the soup or putting in the
vegetables, take out a large bowl of
the liquor. Take the meat from the
bones, chop it fine, season with catsup
and spices Pour over the liquor
(Which should be thick enough to
jelly when cold), put into molds and
serve cold in slices.
Leftover Meats Cold cooked
meat cut in pieces; add one and one
half cups potatoes (cooked). one cup
vegetable fat dripp;ngs. two table
spoons, one onion chopped fine. one
teaspoon chopped parsley, salt and
pepper to suit taste Put mixture in
a creased baking dish, moisten we'll
with stock or leftover gravy, put on
a rich biscuit dough one inch thick.
prick with q fork and bake in slow
oven one-half hour.
Sausage Biscuits-When making
buttermilk or baking powder biscuits.
cut as usual. then roll each biscuit
larger. Take the cake Of sausage
and place in the center of dough and
bring all edges up till sausage is en-
tirely covered. Put in bread pan and
bake same ~ ordinary biscuits. BY
the time the dough Is Drowned and
done, the sausa is also done. These
are fine, as all the flavor Of the meat
is In the bread.
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06
Clubs and Guilds

Miss Elsie Wolff Of tho Belmont
apartments will be hostess this even
ing when she entertains the members
Of the Bridge club. After the games
luncheon will be served.
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06

with remaining dough. Bake in hot
oven. Cut in strips to serve. AS
breakfast dish. these strips afford
both fruit and cereal.
Grand Forks herald., 1916-12-06

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Whitney at
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-03-16
NOTICE SCHOOL, BOARD MEETING

Pursuant to Section 1872 of the Code
of 1906, I hereby call the Rankin Coun-
ty School Board of Education to meet
in the Superintendent office at 10
o'clock, Monday, the 3rd day of April,
1916 | wish to urge all school patrons
and trustees that have any school mat
tiers that they wish to bring before the
board to try to get them before this
meeting. By doing this you will lessen
expenses to the county.
H. H. BULLOCK,
County Superintendent.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-03-16

Thornton Young, Will Watson,
E. G. Davis, w. L. Rockwell,
Sylvester Rhodes, Charles Rhodes,
Jim Rhodes, Clarke Robinson,
Lon Stemwinder, Will Scott.
Will Smith, Carroll Stegall,
Sam ShoWels, Andrew ShoWels,
Alex Smith, Joe Smith,
Harry Smith, Jr., Sam Spencer,
West Summers, X. Stanton,
Arthur Stakes, George Stennis,
Andy Steel, Oscar Thornton, ST.,
Fred Temple, Jim Turner,
Carlton Turner, Isaiah Thompson,
William Thompson, Vernon Terry,
Cebe Terry, c. Tines,
Hezekiah Thomas, Joe Trotter,
Percy Vinaldy, d. B. Ward, Jr.,
r. L. Warren, John Williams,
jim Lewis, Henry Lewis,
Ed Lewis, Jim Lyles,
Robert Lock, Will Marshall,
John Morgan, Frank Martin,
Harvey Myers, Coote Madison,
Will Madison, Bolton Madison,
d. T. Map, Floyd Mcpherson,
G. w. Mcpherson, F. p. Mcpherson,
w. A. McMain, Austin Mcdonald,
Sim Norman, Sim Norman, Jr.,
Will Norris, Sam Nelson,
Henry Newell, C. II. Odum,
Walden Odum, d. l.. Owen,
Gin Odell, Bill Odell,
Jim Odell, Will Owen,
A. r.. Prince, A. Pratt,
Walter Grant, J.>W Goodwin,
Phil Gresham, George Gage,
Will Griffin, William Grant,
Will Green, Charles Crimes,
Charles Horne, Lee Harold,
Rice Harrison, j. III. Hail.
Jack Hayes, Rufus Hudson,
"A. z. Hayes, Lewis Hayes,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-03-16
DELINQUENT POLLS
Continued from Page u


Ernest shivers, Doc Steele,
Will Sutton, Charles Sutton,
Blame Shepherd, Ollie Spann,
Ruffin .Spann, Sandy Spann,
Alfred Spann, Anderson Spann,
Charles Spann, Roscoe Spann,
Wallace Skinner, Adam Simpson,
Ed Thomas, Marshall Thomas,
Mills Thames, Archie Thomas,
Frank Tines, Monroe Townsend,
William Thornton, G. w. Thornton,
B. L. Watkins, Roy Walker,
j. w. Westbrooks, jim Wooten,
Lee Walters, Arthur Walters,
Jesse Dickson, Roy billiard,
Rich Gibson, Henry Hobbs,
B, Hobbs, George Gordan,
Frank King, Judge Myers.
Jeff Reyes, Nose Roseberry,
Jim Sutton, Charles Sutton,
Boyd Walters, R. L. Watson,
G. o. Gates, George Gordon,
O. M. Gaugh, J. E. Graham,
jeff Grant, Joe Grant,
John Givens, Will Gladley,
John Gibson, C. Grassmire,
Henry Harrell, Clarence Harrell,
Syke Harrison, s. ], Hit,
H. Hill, w. HI. Higgins,
w. H. Hart, John Barnett,
Ellis Crook, Lewis Crook,
John Wesbrooks, Charles Williams,
Ollie Williams, Joe Williams,
Will Williams, Roy Warren,
Reubin Warren, Rivers Ware,
Will Windhom, Henderson Ward,
Lewis Winchester, Wesley Ward,
George Winchester, Will Ward,
Van Ward, Howard White,
Albert Wynn, Jesse Wilmington,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-03-16
TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

The Spring Examination for white
teachers will be held April and s, and
April 81 and %. For the colored teach
ers April Ia and Is, and April % and 20.
II. H. BULL OK.
County Sup't.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-03-16
Up-to date Stock Of Groceries
and prompt service at
w. G. BARNES.
FOR SALE

400 bushels good ear corn at 81
per ,bushel. w. B. SOWELL.
Braxton, Miss, r. 1.