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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-07

Our worthy county clerk. p. II.
Northcross, disappeared from Taho-
ka on or about the 18th of August,
as the lawyer says, and sometime
after the 21st day of the same month
reappeared at his office. Being q
bachelor of several years standing,
and withal a very conservative man,
no one though he would do anything
rash, therefore his absence occas-
icned not the least suspicion.
However, Truth though often cast
down viii rise at last and Pat has
been brought to justice.
Sunday past, Mr.. Northcross drove
into town accompanied by Mrs. p.
II. Northcross. nee Miss Bertha Bau-
der. We didn't know whether Pat
confided in some friend or whether
his self-consciousness betrayed him,
but when he appearedNon the street
late Sunday afternoon, few friends
escorted him to the water trough
and gently but firmly immersed him
in the cooling waters. II is reported
that as soon as he regained breath
enough to speak! he confessed that
he was married on August 21st and
that he and his bride would be al
home 10 their friends at his resi-
dence in North Tahoka.
He was warmly congratulated
and the News takes pleasure in join
ing their friends in wishing their
path through life to be b3rdered
with happiness. Lynn County
News,
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mrs Mary S. Bauder and sister
of Miss Estelle Bauder Of this city
Before going 10 West Texas the
bride was employed with r. G. Phil
lips in his abstract office.
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Complimentary Dinner.

Miss Rainey Harrison entertained
at Hotel Rogers with dinner phrty
complimentary Miss Ruth Pickett,
and bringing all the members Of the
Sigma club together. before Miss
Ruth left for school al State univer~
sity. The guests were Misses Ruth
pickett. Margaret Edwards. Annie
Martin. Jimmie VIM, Rhedia Wick
e.. Jocie Owen. Gennievieye Hol-
Land. Dossie Mccartney. Jennie Ken
ner and Thelma Cole.
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The Music club had an auspicious
opening last Friday with thirty mem
bers present and a number OF out
of-town visitors. Among the new
members present were Miss Rosson
of Milford, and Miss Stroud and
Mrs. Mallard of Italy. The promo
ton committee made a report, stat
ing they had organized Choral
club which will be an apartment OF
the Music club but will meet on Sat
urday. A report was made of the
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FRIDAY Night club Entertained.

MIR. and Mrs. T. {. Forrest enter
tainod the Friday night club in their
hospitable home last week. The
reception suite was arranged with
ferns and American beauty roses.
The substitute guests were DR.. and
Mrs. l.. H. Graham, Or. and Mrs. T.
II. Cheatham, Capt. and Mrs. X. A.
Keenan,. Pineapple frappe and cake
we're served Club members present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Bertram,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Singleton. Mr..
and Mrs. f. II. Kenner, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Pickett. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ.
Holland. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell Me-
Cartney, Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Lomax.
Or. and Mrs II. r Cough
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praises the Sanitarium.

Mrs. j. C. Smith. who has been
IN the Waxahachie sanitarium, mas
returned home and is doing We'll
Mrs. Smith is very enthusiastic IN
praise for the sanitarium. she says
the nurses are kind aud attentive,
and that everything was done Tor
her comfort. She believes in pat
ronizing the home sanitarium, ana
spoke a word of praise for the man
agement and. the corps of nurses
and efficient assistants.
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I.nber Of young people motor
| b asy Wednesday, night and en-
Il bacon Try on the large lawn
! III AID Mrs. Henry Perkins.
III aeon, wienerwurst. cheese
! gssRs we're served. The fol-
III srtees Of The feast Mr.. aad
y Ey PsrEaa. M. ard Mfs
Hlss Ms susis lsqiiins eof
sSa, Ky., Misses mantle Ray.
BIS EaAman, Modena Hawkins.
lsesshan, Blanche and Hazel
sia, /, E. WhippIe, yerna En-
Elizabeth Bisland and NJ. S.
isssn, Bob Carlisle, ]. A. Red
y TICK Hawkins. Jimmie Rock
ai c. ". Kent.
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Bridge Club Entertained.

Miss Margaret KemDle was hostess
Saturday afternoon 10 the Bridge
club. Miss Harlan Miller made hleh
score. Substitute players were Mise
Campbell of Paris. Miss Tedo Noel
~ Ennis. Mrs. Blaire Kerr, Miss
Helen DuBose ana Miss Lillian cloud
The guests were Misses Marie smith
sidna Farrar, Margaret hemoie'
Louise Weaver, Rainey Harrison
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Mrs. j. s Herring Vii leave Non
day morning for st. Louis. where
she win attend tho General Conven-
ton OF the Episcopal church Mrs.
Herring il one OF i've delegates from
the diocese Of Dallas. representing
the woman's Auxiliary While In
st. Louis Mrs. Herring will be the
guest Of Mrs. Edmund Le Benume.
and viii Of course have delight
ful visit socially. while she is en-
tying the convention.
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Mr.. aud Mrs, Bun Harrington en-
tertained at their home at Nash Tues
day evening honoring Miss Bertha
EiaI Of Arson. E'orty-two. rock and
other games were enioyed. There
we're fifteen guests present. Cut
flowers and ferns beautified the re-
eeiving rooms. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs, Grady Harrington
Angel food and cream were served.
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Thursday Club Entertained.

Miss Jewel Wicker was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Thursday
club at the new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wicker on Franklin street. Hal
lowe'en season was anticipated ID
the decorative feature of the party,
yellow and black being the eolors
chosen. and symbols of the spook
season being chosen for the enter
tainment. Thistles and yellow cos
mos were employed in the decora-
lions. Miss Marion Fowler and Miss
Irina Cole made high score In the
forty-two game. Seven tables made
up the party. Apricot ice, chicken
salad, potato chips and butter Trims
we're served. Guests were Mesdames
Will Cleghorn and Charles Elliott
and Misses Genevieve Campbell OF
Paris, Marie Smith, Louise Weaver,
Lillian and Edith Roger, Margaret
Kemble and Winnie Mccartney.
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e. w. Best Artists series which the
club Is bringing to waxahachie for
concerts in November. January and
February. These artists are all fIras
class and an extensive sale Of tickets
is expected. AIRS. ]. NJ. Williams con-
Quoted the lesson on American mu-
sic.
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Married

f. f. Lesueur o. Corsicana and
Miss Anna Graves of Rocket were
married Thursday evening at $50
o'clock at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Graves,
officiated They left after the cere-
mony for their home at Corsicana.
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Cook Book Recipes.

All the ladies of the city contribu-
ting recipes TO the Methodist cook
book viii please leave their copy al
T. ]. MeDade's drug store. ana the
c. nmittee win call for same
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/ unsins and Miss Annie
:. ..,ga az the home OF the
- ...r. Mrs J. X. Lee on
september seven
o'clock Rev. ]. w Ser
- the ceremony with
Il, ring service. Miss
s. !. cameron, was maid Of
NJ B. F. Todd. Tucson
: hest man. Miss Geor-
y. 0resided at the piano
-'' aendelssohnn's Wead'ns !
ne bridal party en'eFed
4 sar ,ocon,,nr
~. ,affeta, carrying q sho"
4 lilies Of the valley
~ and dainty rolls were
ne BRIDE cut her hand
A0ssss cake. giving gener-
- twenty guests present.
~. soipg-away gown was OF
> ..,our rich in color, with
h I'd hat harmoniains.
y. .s,on-thirty Mr.. and Mrs.
M b. auto for San An
/ e,I,sston. Houston and Beau
L i beaumont they will take
| I'd for New Orleans where Is'.
4 n .Oend several days. They
n. !, home in Beaumont TO their
| slter October first.
IL Il these young people are
a iagorably know in Temple
| j. many friends BID them bon
g. The oui-ot-town guests pres
| !, n wedding we're Mr.. B. =.
t,.;1 Misses Mamie
4, Seth and Lii Jeter, Gamer
| !, and Mrs. W. Y. Hotchkis's,
!. Temple Mirror.
4. groom made his home N
|,sssssie for q number of years
asnding school at Trinity uni
H.. He took his A. E. degree
L trinity, and IS now teaching
VI It Beaumont.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. seruggs have
returned from Colorado, where they
spent about five months They MADE
a visit 10 Mineola before coming 70
Waxahachie for the winter.
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snnda, scnool No. Enlcrtainct.

Mrs. :. J.. Erwin and Miss Pernicia
McCluney entertained their sunday
school classes at the home Of Mrs.
Erwin last Friday afternoon. After
the business session social hour
was spent Apricot ice and cake were
served. The afternoon was very
much enjoyed by both teachers ard
pupils. There were twelve present.
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entertaining this week her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. speer. OF Dali
las.
Miss Alice Adkisson is visiting IN
oklahoma city. the CUES, Of Mrs.
Fulton.
DR.. and Mrs. Charley Ray. Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery Middleton
went to Ennis last Sunday afternoon.
Or. and Mrs Horace bishop visited
league this week an the guests OF
pr bishops sister. Mrs sailie Phil
pct.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, r. Barker have
moved Ia Dallas, and are located nc
go willomet avenue in Winnetka
addition.
Miss Jewel McDade has resumed
her voice study In Dallas, and Is
taking lessons from Miss Fabian at
ruah Temple.
-
Mrs. n. A. Mills has returned from
Seymour. where she spent the sum-
rter with her mother. She IL nc
companied home b. her sister, Miss
Lucille Rupe, of Seymour, who will
be her guest this winter.
-
Miss Wynifrad Harrison has re-
turned from Dallas. where she par
tioipated In the GriffIn-Moser we'd
ding Miss Harrison was maid Of
honor and wore gown of white
pussy willow tnffeta. crystal trim
med. She carried an arm sheaf Of
white plume chrysanthemums.
Dr. and Mrs. s.. l.. Hornbeak are
visiting in AVeatherford this week.
attending the Texas Synod OF the
Presbyterian church, U. s. A.. and
are also visiting their daughter,
| aiiss Katherine Hnrnheak who ss;
teaching In Fairmont Seminary at
Weatherford. Miss Hornbeak Is
teaching Latin and German.
.
Misses Mabel Rocket, Pernicia
McCluney and May Ross are in Ter
reIl this Weekend. attending the dis
triet convention OF the Christian En-
leavor. Miss McCluney Is the pres
ident and Miss Mabel Rocket Ia TO
appear on the program.
-
Miss Louise Oldham. who is at
tending Texas Presbyterian college
at Milford. Is spending tho weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. l..
oldham Miss Louise came in time
to see the football game at Jungle
park between Waxahachie and Gle
burne high schools.
-
| A Choral club was organized dur
ling the week and Will consist of about
twenty-five members. 1t will meet
at the library each Saturday at two
O'Clock. Mrs. Crow. director. Miss
Marie Smith. president Miss Lucy
lMcDuffie. secretary treasurer:
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Mrs. Oscar galloway and Mrs. Glib
Galloway of Comanehe were the
guests of Mr.. Luther Gibbons family,
returning home yesterday. The
we're accompanied by Miss Lucille
Bruton, who is making visit to her
brother, Mr. Karl bruton, on Royal
street. They made the trip from
Comanche by automobile. Mrs. os-
car Galloway is the wife OF Congress
man Galloway.
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Fine Arts Recital.

The faculty OF the Academy of
Fine Arts gave recital last night at
Sims library. Introducing their violin
teacher, MRS. Walter j. Fried OF Dali
las. Mrs. Maude Biard was accom-
PIANIST The program was given over
TO the violinist for the evening with
the exception OF one number given
by Mrs. Bard. Mrs. Fugate made an
announcement before the program,
saying the Academy OF Fine Arts
had begun their first term, and an
nouncing that Mrs. Fried would teach
in Waxahachie on Saturdays. Mrs.
FRIED is one of the best known violin
teachers In Texas. and her program
last night was very artistic. She has
splendid technique and fythm and
save her program with a thorough
understanding OF the most soulful Of
all musical Instruments. the violin
Mrs. Maud Biard gave two voice
numbers. cradle song and Re-
cause | Love You Mrs. biard Is
always welcomed by musical audit
ences and her numbers last night
were exceptionally fine. She studied
music during the summer from the
best instructors in New York city,
and her voice is now in splendid con-
idition. The following program was
given:
j. sarasate. ...... Les Adieux
u. (a) kriesler. ....s., Libesleid
III, chi Orientale
,c) Kriesler serenade Espagnole
l3. (a) Brahms $500. Cradle Song
(b) Hawley. ,......-...,
Because ] Love You Dear
Mrs. Maud Biard
Ia Cbopin. Nocturne in r Flat
Is. ta) Cni. ............. berceuse
M Dvorak. 1870. Humoresquc
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Al Home Cards.

Miss Julia Scion and Miss Teresa
Coates have issued attractive at
home cards for this afternoon, honor
ing Miss Wynifred Harrison.
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n lilden Conuor entertained
ilssiag Social club Tuesday af-
@ Cut roses and purple this
aade attractive floral decora-
n Fise tables were arranged for
ans Of forty-two. Special guests
tsi aesdames EG Rogers, VIII
isson, Thee Farley, j. NJ.
nos, viii clegllorn, ]. B. Nc
Forest upshaw, Tom Whipple
s'dnser Of Guerdon, Ark. and
ASy Fogg. Esfreshments con-
q chicken salad, potato chips,
Eaiers and grape ice. Mrs,
" . always CORDIAL, and the en-
lfeals given i'll ner home are
Y delightful end enjoyable.
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A Choral club was organized dur
ing the week and Will consist of about
twenty-five members. II will meet
at the library each Saturday at two
% clock. Mrs Crow, director. Miss
Marie Smith. president; Miss Lucy
McDuffie. secretary. treasurer:
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Margaret Edwards. Marion Fowler.
Ms Harry Knowles. Mrs. Robert
phillips. Miss Magaret Watson. Miss
lucille Harding and Miss Winnie Nc
Cartneys Plum pudding. hot coffee
end burnt almonds we're served.
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Miss Elizabeth Hendley is attend.
ing the College OF Industrial Arts al
Denton.
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Charles SIMPSON writes his mother
that Arthur Scott and his bride have
Just returned TO Boston from their
wedding tour and are staying az
Hotel Carleton until their apart
msnts ere ready Charles and Ar
thur Scott became warm friends
vhiie they We're in school az Trinity
university. and are nov takins their
medical course at Harvard Medical
college at Boston.
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n 4. West of Mexico. Mo-, is
'sS Der daughter, Mrs. H. r.
~ n College street.
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Miss Louise Oldham, who is at
tending Texas Presbyterian college
at Milford. Is spending tho weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. @. L.
Oldham Miss Louise came in time
to see the football game at Jungle
park between Waxahachie and Gle
burne high schools.
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Mrs. James =. Coleman has been
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entertaining this week her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. speer. OF Dali
las.
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Miss Alire Adkisson Is visiting In
Oklahoma city. the guest OF Mrs.
Fulton.
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Misses Mabel Rocket, pernicia
McCluney and May Ross are In Ter
reIl this Weekend. attending the dis
triet convention OF the Christian En-
leavor. Miss McCluney Is the pres
ident and Miss Mabel Rocket IL 10
appear on the program.
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Miss Eva Holland left today 70
Byron to begin her school duties.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.
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Miss Winifred Armstrong visited
friends in Dallas last Sunday.
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Mrs. n. A Mills has returned from
Seymour. whore she spent the SUM-
rter with her mother. She II nc
companied home hy her sister. Miss
Lucille Rupe. of Seymour. who viii
be her guest this winter.
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Miss Jewel McDade has resumed
her voice study In Dallas. and IL
taking lessons from Miss Fabian at
rush Temple.
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Or. and Mrs, Horace bishop visited
league this week an the guests OF
Dir. bishops sister. Mrs sallie Phil
pct
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Barker have
moved To Dallas, and are located &C
go willomet avenue IN Winnetka
addition.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charley Ray. Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery Middleton
went to Ennis last Sunday afternoon.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-02-03

Baled Hay and all kinds Feec
Stuff. w. G. BARNES.
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DEATH OF MRS. ]. H. ROGERS

II
Florence, Miss, Feb. /, 1916
The town Of Florence and the
surrounding community was
made sad last week by the death
of one among the most popular
and lovable christian women liv-
ling in this town.
Mrs. Mary Rogers, the beloved
wife and faithful, devoted help
mate Of our fellow townsman, J.
Henry Rogers, departed this life
last Wednesday night at the
present family home in our town,
| at the age of 66 years. Her
health had been failing for sew
eral months, and during her last
week or two, she became serious
ly ill and her life passed away
amid much grief of her several
children, her devoted husband,
and her many friends.
Mr.. Henry Rogers moved with
his growing family many years
ago from the Mt. Creek commu-
nifty to his nice little farm and
home just out of the town limits
Of Florence. He and his family
identified themselves with the
interests of the Baptist church
and of the community of this
town. and became very popular
and highly respected by every
one. By frugality, honesty, in
dustry and indomitable energy
united with economical manage
ment of their savings, he and his
beloved helpmate succeeded we'll
in educating their eight living
daughters and one son in the
highest schools of Mississippi.
All of these children are married
to splendid life partners some
to professionals and the others
to industrious successful farm
ers. Mrs. Rogers proved herself,
in life. to be true and faithful
helper Of her husband in all this
splendid accomplishment.
The remains of Sister Rogers
was carried. accompanied by a
large crowd of neighbors and
friends from Florence, to the Mt.
Creek cemetery on Friday and
there laid away in the presence
of a large assembly, Rev. Wayne
Sutton, her pastor officiating at
the sad services. All the friends
of Bro. Henry Rogers feel deep
ly for him in his bereavement
and sympathize with him hearth
ly in his now lonely journey with
out the companionship of his
loved one at his side.
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Buy your Boy a suit at w. G.
Barnes nearly half price off.

WANTED-OLD GOLD AND
SILVER.
| will pay highest cash prices
for old gold and silver. No mat
ter how badly broken or torn up
it may be, just so it's gold or sill
yer.
40c per dwt. for 10 karat gold
Soc per dwt. for IA karat gold
72c per dWt. for Is karat gold
Silver 35c per OF.
Call and see -
WILLIAM MCINTYRE,
JEWELER,
Brandon, Miss.
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Tens III thousands of farmers as well a.
town ana city folks cut down their store
bills one-haf last year and saved money
ID spite of generally short crops and re-
duced wagea
Absolutely millions Of dollars were
SAVED a3ld countless families lived better
than ev9r before in the face of the cotton
crisis aid general business depression.
How aere these burdensome store bills
cut down By the real money-saving
power III good home gardens, rightly
planted ma kept planted and tended
through III season.
HaskIass 1o16 Seed Catalogue tells how
III e1zt sl1re bills down; tells about gar
ain snd fn leeds Of kinds and.a quail
u thls n0 he bought from your mer-
khant 1st. It's full Of garden and
arln Iii Hon. It's free If you ask
M u Tor II now. H G. HASTINGS
SQ., \ dll Advt.)
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Plow Lines. Collars, Back
Bands, and Hame Strings, at
R. E. GAYDEN.
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DEATH OF ]. A. SPANN, SR.I

Joseph "A. Spann, a prominent
citizen Of Rankin county and fol
a number of years a leading bus.
mess man of Pelahatchie, died ir
New Orleans last Thursday at.
ternoon at 2 o'clock, after sever
al months illness, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Spann was carried to New
Orleans the early part OF last
week for treatment by specialists.
After an operation it was found
that his case was too far adj
vanced to yield to treatment,
and he rapidly grew weaker I'M
til relieved by death. The body
was brought to his home at Pc
lahatchie Friday, the obsequise
occurring the day following, the
services being conducted by his
pastor, Rev. P. l. Lipsey.
He was we'll and favorably
known throughout this entire
section and numbered his friends
by his acquaintance, and was
unusually popular. In his death
Rankin county loses one of it's
best and most valuable citizens.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved. That we the faculty
and student body of the Pela-
hatchie Public School, feeling
greatly bereaved and deeply
grieved, do hereby tender our
heartfelt sympathy to the family
of Mr.. Spann, who has been
taken from our midst.
Resolved, That we regret SO
forcibly the fact that a most
worthy citizen has been called
away, yet we feel that his life
will prove a monument to us in
the future.
Resolved, That we hope and
pray for a speedy reconciliation
to the family brought about by
the Divine Hand who is able and
willing to conquer the sorrowing
heart.
Resolved, That a copy Of these
resolutions be printed in the
county paper, and one sent to
the family.
May God sustain you in your
hour of gloom. The Teachers
and Pupils of Pelahatchie Public
School.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method of ex-
pressing our heartfelt thanks for
the many deeds of kindness rem
dered during the last illness of
our beloved wife and mother,
and for the many expressions of
sympathy in this time of our
great sorrow. We pray Gods
blessingsan each one, who rem
dered assistance in this hour of
sore bereavement.
Sincerely,
J. IL. ROGERS
AND FAMILY.
Florence, Miss.
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A clean line of Groceries can
be gotten from R. E. Gayden.
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See our Raw Hide Whips.
r. E. GAYDEN.