The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-10-25
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last Sunday evening, was the scene
of very quiet wedding, which came
as a surprise to their many friends
and relatives, when Mr.. Craig gave
in marriage his daughter, Jewell, to
Mr.. Joe Ivey of Camp Bowie, Fort
Worth, Tex. Rev. Chairman, the brides
pastor. offciateG in the presence OF
only few friends and relatives. The
wedding was very quiet affair, and
the groom was at home for only al
few DAYS furlough. The bride wore
a costume of ''taupe gray" with hat
and shoes in harmony, while the groom
was handsome in the regulation uni
form of the u. S. A. We wish for
them much happiness and prosperity
Mr. D. G. Rocks of Nut Bush spent
Saturday in our city.
Mr.. ]. C. Hutchinson spent last
week in Jackson on business.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. h. D.
Peck is quite i'll Of influenza.
Mrs. E. J. Pulley of Stanton spent
Tuesday in this city.
Miss Mate Stewart is reported some
better after severe illness.
Mr.. Jesse Cook of Whiteville,. was
visitor in this city Tuesday.
Mr. ]. A. Joyner of the sixth as
trict spent Monday in Brownsville.
Miss Laura Bang left Wednesday
afternoon for her home in Nashville:
G. A. Richardson has been confined
to his room for several days with the
flu.
Miss Zula Boone of Marshal, Tex,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. d.
Voltermann.
Mr.. Henry Berson of Memphis spent
several days of last week in Browns
vile.
Miss Elizabeth Bond of Memphis
spent last weekend here with her
home people. 49,,
Mrs. F. w. Whitehurst and little
daughter have returned from pleas
ant visit to Nashville.
Mrs. H. j. Claiborne, after a severe
attack of influenza, is slowly improv'
ing. -
Friends of Mr.. Walter Douglas viii
regret to learn that he is seriously IL
Of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. K. Walker o.
Memphis were welcome visitors tt
Brownsville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Estes anC
Miss Annie Lynn Estes spent Wednes
day in Brownsville.
Mrs. Paul Sims and little son hav
returned from a pleasant visit to rel
atives in Henry.
Robert Moore leaves today for Spar
tansburg, S. c., where he will receiv
training at Camp Wsdsworth.
Mrs. John Conner and daughter, Mr.
Charles Wood of Ripley arrived her
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Emory Wagner.
Mrs. William Neblett, who had bee
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. D. Moore, returned to her HON
IN Memphis wednesday,
Mrs. c. L. Jackson has returned t
her home in Muskogee, Okla, after
pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs
Kate Williams.
Mrs. R. t. Joyner, who has bee
critically i'll for three weeks wit
Spanish influenza, is, we are glad t
say, on the road to recovery.
Friends Of Mrs. Joe Dickinson vii
be glad to learn that she is steadil,
improving, after a severe illness 0
pneumonia.
Miss Emma Lou Moody, who ha
been quite i'll for tle rast week o
Spanish influenza, is reported mucl
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Matthews I'D lit
tie son, Frank, of the MSrvins ueirh
borhood, have been very i'll of lna'i
enza.
Messrs. Joe Bulletin of Memphis an
Sanders Bulletin of Muscle Shoals
Ala, were the guests Tuesday of Mr.;
Annie McCopnlco.
Mrs. Will Nelson, after a pleasan
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. D. Moore, returned Wednesday t
her home in st. Louis, No.
Mrs. Maude Currie, who has mad
Memphis her home for the past se1
eral months, spent Sunday here as tn
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bate Bond.
Mr.. w. P. Harwell, one of the mo,
substantial citizens of the eighth civ
district, was visitor to this city Sa
urday.
Mrs. Annie Byars and daughte
Miss Goldie, moved last week into Il
W. J. Taylor place on Washingtc
street and there will be at home
their friends.
Miss Annie Mai Stewart has retur
ed to her home in Whiteville, after
pleasant visit here. She was accomp
mid home by her sister, Mrs. A.
Howell
The many friends Of Mrs. D.
Neblett will regret to hear that S