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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
2o. l11ai 1919.

fblagt, oab 600 older bon Sen gieren
8befreit tpuroen.
B ierre. - sS1 min6eitens 3tDei
Drti1nften I'M @tnnte tper0en bieies
esabr Grnuen aIs Steuerobi@dberin.
ner auftreten, 11dmli9 Grnu 6. g.
We2ane in Ser 9rft6nft Ybilip un6
grau emma goof III GETTYSBURG.
Menno. - Die 3uriifien6ung
zines griefes, oengonrao @briitmann
aus oieier @egen6 an 1eit1e1 Sobn
Scarf gbriltmann in g%ranfrei6 o6reis
itert bette, nit Der Mufibrift anf benz
B~riefsumidlag, Bob Der Moreliat tot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

5abl Der %Stimmgeber Ser Srtfbnft ct.
fldrten ii6 bel elmer Mbitimml1ng fir
Snforporieru1g berielben rnter Ell.
mem Itdbtii6en Greibrie IN ueberein-
fimn1nng nit ben @eieben bes Staa,
ties. gs fielen MIR 20 5timme11 6a-
gegen. Mebr als atpan5ig Brauen ga.
ben gum erlten. Male tire 5timmen
ab.
&api1 GitD. 49, gIs grgebnis
elmer Sag6 uuf Rrariebun6e, Die I'm
Mpril IN Hennugto11 County berans
italtet muroe, iin6 $4,000 Ser ldftigen
Siere getotet nor6en. @s miro berm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
Uor0 Ddfotd.

8ismard.- @ouber11eur Sra=
3ier bon Nor6 Dofota bat cine Con-
6ertpobI o1f Sen 26. Stunt a%1tberaur1t,
I'M bent @of @elegenbett at geben,
iiber iieben @eiebesbor1agen ab5u=
itimmen, tpel9e bon Ser leBten 2egts<
Iotur argerornmen tpor6en maren.
Dieie @eIeke iin6 in Sag @rogrannm
Ser Monportifan 2iga eingei6loiien,
1tr6 sic SSSn6epen6ent @oters 2eag1e
bot Iebtbin &11n6i9reiben in 1mlanf
ge1ekt, nm sic @eiebe tpomoglt9 fin
ous5uidieben. Mbgeitimmt miro u1=
ter on6erem iiber folgen6e 8or1ager:
@r5iebrng, Sn6ultrie=&ommiiiion, Of
fi5iene 3eitnng, @tenerfommiiiion
bon ei1em Mitglie6, @eueinteilung III
@eri6ts6ei trifte, @tootsbonfen un6.
@i1tpan6ernng.
Crosby. = Ser geiitesfra11fe
GormarbeiterSoiepb mar6el bertp1tn=
6ete 6e11 Boli5ei9ef Sobn @ee6ing
un6 6en &otelbeitber g.. S. 9aberss
ru6 bon bier, bebor er ielbit bon
Observation-Disclosures &eglin t0tli6 ber>
tp1tn6et tpnr6e. Mo116el mar bon @ee>
Ding .berbaftet tpor6e1t nn6 iollte bon
6ieiem 1T einem MutomobiI o1f 6te
6urm gefabrer tper6en, ol1f uel9er
er ongeiteut lit. @eeoing miro nit
6em 2eben 6abonfommen> 6agegen
i6etnen &obersrn6s @un6en t0t1i@
at fem.
Gorgo. = @ie Diitrifts &ote
@,re115 @onferen3 tprr6e Mttttpo@ bier
o%bgebo1ten. - Die Sobresfonbention
ser geortb Dafoto &etoiI Mer6onts
Miiociatton tpir6 bier am TO-, H., 10.
11n6 10. STUNT itattfin6en, un6 ein
inbaltsret9es Hrogramm 1T fir 6ie-
ielbe in &orbereitung.
Samestomr.- &aroI6 @tf=
mono nn6 Morbert @offep bon Softer
County ent6edten cine Gl1dsb0ble.
Sic t0teten sic 6ii9iin un6 iiberga=
ben sic Sssunger einerN}i5i, 6erenS1n-
gen ite ebenfols get0tet botten. Dte
&abe nabm 6ie iungen Gibie an un6
ernGbrte 6ieielben, Big ite 10 groB
mnr6en, boB fte Ser Mi5t biel Ert.
bel mabten.
@ron6 Sorts. = 3mei 1tr1=
befonnte MGcnner iin6 bier int &e6
2afe &tber %ertr11nfen. Der erite Mann
fiel bon einem Damm in Sen 6lnB
nno ser 5peite, tpeI9er cine @trede
tpeiter ftidte, iprong ibm nod. Mls
Ser &ettnngsberilt6 ibn nt9t gelin=
gen mollte, tpen6ete er iiG 6em liter
at, ober i6IieBli9 ertranfen bei6e
MGi1t1er. Die 2eide11 fin6 ntbt ge=
bergen tpor6en.
Mon6nn. - Mo6 einem Bor=
berb0r tp1troe @6. @toner bon Gar=
ion, Ser r1el1Ii1 aus Monta1tn 5n-
riidgebro6t p11roe, 6em Di1triftsge=
ri6t mberbn16en o11f sic Mr1flage Fin,
ben 500 ieiner Srat berbeigefubrt 5n
bnber1.
-@s lit nod feine @pnr
Der M611ber ent6eM tpnr6enL Delde
Sen @el6fdnnnf in Dem bieffgen @oit.
omit iprengter nn6 nit 500 in @el6
11n6 $500 in @riegsmnrfen 1tn6 8oft.
rtarfert entfnrre1t.
MibIep. - sGSre6 8pbn1a11, Ser.
treter Ser @tanbar6 Oil SO. nn6
MobmffGufer bon bier, tpltr6e neben
Sen @e1eifen Ser @ooBnbn BIER tot
.oufgefnn6en, bret Gturbert nad6em
er Sen Bug beitiegen bottle, I'M nod
@ismarf at fnbren. Ser &opf mar
ibm bor1 @umpfe getrennt tDor6en.
sc miro nngenommen, baB er bonn
BUG fieI, n1s er fidB bon etr1em Bal1as
giertpaggon mod benz o116ern begebe1
1. N'TWp !!NEvVN MHy !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
fir Sic grridtnng eires giebpabil-
Ions at berbolitanoigen.

IIN% <Ny+~tsS
Ions a1 berbollitanoigen.
gbeIetb. ~ S9rau Granf @i.
bento nnb Mi9. Mtcomih, beibe bon
bier, >puroen in 8eoria, SSn., anf Die
Mnfloge beg gbemannes oes Srand
Bibenta, zines entlaiienen 5oloaten,
berboftet. Das &aar mnrbe bierber
5uriidgebra6t nno BEN 8roBgeldmo'
renen iibermielen.
&eo Ming. = SSames 8rDan,
Elm tpoblbaben6er Sarmer BON Der @e'
marfl,ng 8urniioe tp,1roe BEL elmer
Durdbrennerei t0tli6 berlebt; ct &por
70 Sabre alt unb unberbeiratet. =
Ser 5ta6trot bot %angeoronet, 6ab Die
lettiabrigen Staten fir eleftrti@es
2idt un6 @roft pie6er gelten iouen,
sic inatpiIhen bon Ser @tsconitn
Sight an6 8otper 60. erbebli6 erbobt
mor6en moren. gs lit 6tes sic er}te
Mnmen6unq zines bon ser lebten Be-
gislot1,r ongenommenen @eietes, bag
5tG6then ser 8. un6 4. &laie oaS
&edt gibt. 9i6t- uno &raftroten 51
reg1liere1.
@aieca.-9er @to6trot bat Ell
men 8o,1plot ousgemdblt fir Sic g.
rift1,na zines 1telter @oipitals. @r
befinoef ltd MIR et1en Slod bom &C.
ridtsqebGuoe entfernt. 5taot uno
go1tnfp boben $4,000 fir bos Ero-
left betpiuigt, un6 Ser &eit ion ourd]
augemeine 3ei6nungen oufgebrodt
peroen.
l1rbunf. - 9ie l1rbanf Sar"
mers @tate 8anf tp1trbe etn Sret-
brief erteilt. Sic Geiuditeler iino So
1epb s. 2o6ermeter bon l1rbonf 11no
3eter Monberfelo, Grditoent Der
@om1ep County State @anf in ct.
Saul.
Tertile. - Morttn @ngeltao
1T @oriiber uno 6. g. &obagen &C.
fretdir elmer nett gegriin6eten &artrf=
fellogerbous= @eienidaft nit einen1
&apitoI BON $20.000.
@ran6 @api6s. Sic lan6s
mirti6oftli6e Decentralization miro
am 81. Weoi einen @erfauf bon Weil6=
bteb %beranitolten, tportrter it9 50
bor5ugIi9e @nernieps %befin6en. Mnf
@erlanqen tperoen Sntereiienten er=
I6utern6e @otaloge iibermittelt.
Sibbing.- Siinfbnn6ert S6a=
70 {in6 n,tf 6en Q1n6ereie1 Ser gu
pont @om6er 60. Bel ser. Ntlpon Mn-
lace berteiIt tpor6en nls S9nb geger
@aI6brdn6e.
9n1utb. - 9ie @eidmorenert
in ser &Ioge bon Carl @or6it geger
sic 8un6es Notwithstanding, IN
Ser er @nti9d6tgung berlmgt fir
@Aa6en, Ser ibm 6nr@ 6ie groBen
@aI6brdn6e bonn Iebten @erb1t 5nge=
fiigt tpur6e, boben etnert 6ie 8abnen
bon Ser Observation-Disclosures entlaiten=
Sen @obriprrt@ obgegeben. Sc i@meb-
ten tpeitere AZ 6erarttge &Iagefdne,
nn6. es mag fem, 6aB 6iefe nun auf
@rnn6 6ieier @nti6ei611ng a1s a1s-
iiGtsIos faIen gelafen mer6en.
MinneapoIis. 9ie Ganni>
lien BON Sobn @ogge 11n6 Srat1 @ar-
goretba Moti on tp1tr6en 1ebten Don>
nerstog fritz bier 6ur9 cine 6nmpfe
@rploiion aug 6em @@laf getpeH,
mel6e 6os Sans nit &altb anfuQte
un6 sic @eron6a in 8ran6 iette. Die
9oli5ei fon6 sic guBeiierne &ii1e Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
2lus Sent uerrmcitcn.
1ntnne1otd,

t.. +.
ct. Saul. - l1ngefGbr 5000
Mitalieoer bon le65ebu Deridieoener
Mrbeiter- ltnione1 ginge Mttte lekte,
ISOLDE an oen @treif aus Spmpatbte
nit Sen Eagel0bnern, uel6e Die Mr'
belt nieoergelegt baben, um TIRE Sor'
oer1,ng auf so Gents Die Stunoe, Ell
net nel.nltiinoieen Mrbeitstag nn>
Inerfennung ibrer Union 6ur65nie'
ben. Die meilten ser 1treifen6en unio'
en- oeb6ren oem 8aueeperbe an. Ser.
treter ser 8aufontraftoren erfldrten,
bos biele Sic Union Der Eagelobner
uidt a%nerfennen miiroen. 9te Mit.
aIieoer ser Union ser 3immerleute.
tpelde om Streif tparen, iagten, bob
Ser Musltan0 Ser @nlgetperbelltnto'
men 1ie nidt b~etreffen tper0e, ga cine
sufriebeniteltuenoe 2oiung ibrer BE-
id1peroen eefun6en tporoen lei. -
&ongrebobeeoroneter Carl s. @an
Spfe bon bier, &omqnOierenoer Der
limited Sponilb 8or 8eterans, pel'
der 9ienstog nerga1eener ISOLDE in
Ser 9unbesbouptitaot an Wagenblrt-
una 1tarb, mar 9emofrot un6 1tano
inn oritten Mmtstermin. CT muroe IN
Mleronbria, Mim1., geboret uno err
reid)te ous Sitter BON SO Sabren. -
Gin @ett6eperb bon 800 M11ffapeQen
bes Stoates ion Mitte Sum- bier ob-
qehuIten merben un6 miro t~au1enoe
bon @eludern nod oerStabt bringen.
Cine oroBe Mn5obI pertpoGler Treile
lit ousgelett, oarunter ols e ritter Elm
qolopIattiertes &ornet inn @erte bon
$500.
80 inneupoIis.- Mn Minne'
toufa 8ap nm gleidnamigen Gee iino
6rei Gommerbeime fotpie 5tpet 90
raqen un0 elm 8ootba1s BEN SLANT
men gum Opfer eefoaen. 9ie bie.
iiaen Meblpreiie itn6 Inn 90 Yro5ent
Der Sab binuntergegangen un6 5tpar
lit eriter 2inie 6esbaB, neil 6te &nn-
oes= @etrei6eforporation 6os Mufou.
fen BON MebI fir Ben grportbon6el
einaeitent un6 Borbereihungen getrof-
fen bat, sic Miiblen NIT biqigem @ei-
sen au berieben. - @m. s. S9ofer
nelder iih int Sennepin County Sri
mit1olgeridt i6ul6ig befonnte, miro
ant letten 6ieies Monats bon &t9ter
2eorp perurteilt tper6en. - 9ret
8on6iten eti9ienen in Sermann S.
gletbeng @irt19aft, be6robten 6teie IN
iopie 6rei @dite nit einem &ebolber
uno berboIfen ii6 5u $500 BON @le=
items @elb. - Mns Sen @ei@dfts-
rdun1en ser Smporteure &aftpee6tn
8ros. 1ino 5l1r ipdter Sonntogabeno=
itunoe bon Dieben Set6enitoffe int
8erte bon $4,000 geitoblen mor6en.
8tmabic. - @ol6> un6 8ui9=
feuer modert ii4 tint 6teie Srti6aft
bernerfbor; etIide iin6 int @ii6en Ser
@toot im @mborros 9iitrtft beoba9-
tet por0en. 9ie Teuer brenren i6on
felt mebreren Sogett un6 bdtten itG
ouf meite @ebiete a11sge6ebnt, tpen1
nidt redt5etttg @egen etngetreten
tpdre. Weni9enleben tparen nt6t IN
@efabr.
Montebt6eo.- s11 elmer Ser
iomm1lung Ser @teb5ibter, sic bier
itottfar16, tp1r6e bei9lofien, 81ane
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Children Cry
FOR TlETCHER'S
G a ST Q RIA

Or. X. G. Snow Will Locate Here.
DR.. r. c.. Snow, of Alderman.
Miss. will locate in this city with
offices in the Kimmel building about
Aug. 1st. for the practice of dentis-
try. DR.. Snow is a graduate of the
Memphis College of Dentistry and
comes highly recommended as a
Christian gentleman and as being
very proficient in his profession. His
attainments both in the theory and
practice of dentistry have the high
est endorsement of the Dean of the
university from which he graduated.
He served in the university as as
sistant demonstrators in the clinic
department during the last period
of his attendance at the college. DR..
Snow made the highest general
average in the examinations recent
ly held by the State Dental Board
at Jackson. We bespeak for him a
hearty welcome to citizenship by all
of our people.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Hon. Claude K. Horne For
PailrOad Commissioner.

Hon. Claude r. Horne. of Carroll.
ton. is announced in this paper for
Railroad Commissioner. Mr.. Horne
was a candidate for this position
four years ago and received very
| fiattering vote. In his home county
he received practically the unani-
nous vote, which evidences the high
esteem and confidence accorded him
by his fellow countymen. His quail
| ifications commend him as a fit man
for the place. No man in the State
is better fitted for this important Of
| flee than he. He has a thorough
knowledge of freight rates. knows
when discrimination is being prac-
ticed, and has the moral courage to
see that railroads act Justly toward
every community in the State. He
will be fair to the railroads but will
see to it that they are fair to Mr.
Public, who. after all, pays the
freight. He will make as good a
commissioner. il not just little bit
better. than any man who has ever
held the office. He is a thorough
business man, no slick politician,
and every voter in the district can
vote for him knowing his vote is
cast for the proper man.
Here is the message from the bus
mess men of his home town. includ-
ing all of his direct competitors in
business. This is strong endorse
ment:
The Office of Railroad Commits
sioner is not a political place, but a
purely business position for the ben
eft of the people who ride on trains
and who ship and receive goods.
Who pays the freight? The produc-
ers and consumers who pay every
thing.
THAT being true we need a bust
ness man for this important office.
Claude K. Horne is a business man
of integrity. intelligence and ability;
The came to Carrollton as clerk in a
store; by industry, zeal and honesty
he has built up one of the biggest
and most successful business enter
prises in this section. He made a
special study of markets, marketing
and railroad rates; his methods are
very thorough. and we risk nothing
in saying that no man in Mississippi
| is better informed on these matters
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

than is Mr. Horne. He was prime
factor in developing the marvellous
cooperative shipping in Carroll
county. No one is more capable OF
administering this office in the in
terest of the toilers in field. factory
and store than is Claude Horne.
while doing exact Justice to the
common carriers Without hest
tation or mental reservation. we
voluntarily, with no suggestion from
him. commend him as worthy and
well qualified and ask you to sup
port him in the interest of the pub
lie welfare of Mississippi, all of
which is based on our agricultural
interests. Everyone who rides on a
train, everyone who ships or receives
freight. everyone who buys or sells
anything is interested In this Office
producers and consumers most of
all; let these unite to elect Claude
K. Horne Railroad Commissioner
Mr.. Horne will see as many of the
voters of Monroe county as the linn
tied time will permit and asks every
one of them to consider his candi-
dacy and vote for him for Railroad
Commissioner on Aug. 5th.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 8 T . RIA
Hon. Ross Collins Speaks,

Hon. Ross A. Collins spoke in the
City~Hall Wednesday to a moderate
size crowd. Mr.. Collins advocated
his candidacy for the governOrship
principally upon the record he has
made as attorney general for the
past two terms. His speech was
along the liue, non-factional and
was pleasantly non-personal in crit
icism of the opposing candidates.
Mr.. Collins is pleasant gentleman
but the fight for the goyernorship is
so fraught with the issue. the tax
commission, as it is represented by
Lee NJ Russell and Oscar G. John
ston as to afford no room for third
candidate between them.
The almost total vote in Monroe
county will be cast along the line of
this issue. Longino and Collins
seem to have few adherents in this
county.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

phis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Drake and little
daughter are on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sanders and
children have returned from Kosci.
usko.
Mr.. Hillman, of Kosciusko, was
in the city last week.
Mr.. E. M. Chilcoat. of Amory,
was in town last week.
DR.. A. L. Alexander was home
on a short furlough this week.
Mrs. Clifton, with Misses Hunter,
Josephine and Sallie. spent the first
of the week in Tupelo.
Lieut.. G. ]. Leftwich. who has
been stationed on the western Dor
der. is visiting his parents.
Hon. w. H. Clifton was in Net
Teton the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pres Lewis are DOM
iciled with Mrs. Pickle.
Miss Katherine Brannin lie in
Egypt.
The Rev. and Mrs. Randolph
Tucker have returned to Grenada,
after a visit with Mr., and Mrs. Reu-
ben Flynt.
Miss Anne Holmes returned Mon
day from Birmingham.
Mrs. Harry Payne is in New York
City.
Miss India Sykes Houston left
town Tuesday for Jackson.
4 L -
week from a visit with friends in
Columbus.
Mrs. Margie Shropshire and Miss
Bessie Dortch spent Monday at the
country home of Mrs. Baker.
Aberdeenians will be glad to know
that our beloved Capt. l. d. Bord-
ers has returned from overseas and
is in the States.
Mr.. Hal Parchman returned to
Clarksdale Tuesday, accompanied
by Mrs. Parchman and the children.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
To the Democratic Voters of
Monroe County, Miss.


The time for the speaking rounds"
of the various candidates in Monroe
county, having been fixed for Wed
nesday. July 10th, to Saturday, Aug.
End, inclusive, at which | had hop
ed to be present on all the dates,
which | INV find will be practically
impossible. so | respectfully ask
your kind consideration and in
diligence of my necessary absence.
The chancery court will convene on
Monday, July 21st, and will prob
ably continue several days, possibly
two weeks. this fact and other i'm
portant official duties will likely
prevent my being present on all the
dates of speaking to give personal
attention to my candidacy for Sher-
iff and Tax Collector of Monroe
county; however | shall try to make
all the appointments.
will be very grateful for any kind
word of commentator spoken in
my interest. Thanking all friends
for their past generous and kind
support. all of which / duly and
deeply appreciate. Very respectfully,
GREELY RAY.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
NOTICE.

have the agency for the Tu.
pelO Steam Laundry and Excel
siOr Steam Laundry Of Birming-
ham. Shipments Monday and
Tuesday, deliveries Fridays and
Saturdays. Leave your laundry
at Neville's Store or phone No 8.
We call on Mondays and Tues
days only. All work cash on de-
livery at r. A. NEVILLE.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
A FEW MORE VACANCIES in

A FEW MORE VACANCIES in
the class now starting Vicksburg
Sanitarium Training School for
Nurses. Young ladies who wish to
become Trained Nurses will please
write for particulars at once. Those
wishing to begin training with the
Fall class should apply now and
finish a part of their probation
term before the Fall classes start.
NICKSBURG SANITARIUM,
Nicksburg, Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

Make money in your home
town in spare time. Sell Hosiery
with a guarantee. The kind that
won't wear out. Ready market
in your own neighborhoOd. Big
money maker. Experience un-
necessary; we teach you.
Phoenix Hosiery Co..
West Market Street Station,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
County Sunday School Convention

County Sunday School Convention
Monroe County Sunday School
Convention will be held at Pleasant
Grove Church, east of Buttahatchie
river, the afternoon of Aug End, and
Sunday, Aug. 3rd, 1919. All schools
are invited to send delegates. Pro-
gram will appear later.
GEO. J. LEFTwICH. President.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Improved ROadways.

A petition has been circulated in
the fourth supervisors district ask
ing for an election to issue $3.50, 900
more of bonds to repair the rock
roads already constructed, and TO
build and surface other roads in the
district The business men of Alb
erdeen are interested materially
from a standpoint of trade, to have
the roads that lead towards Wren
and other points in the fifth district
surfaced in order that such roads
may be made passable during the
entire year. After these roads have
been completed to the fifth district
line, doubtless, that district will sur
face its roads so as to give a con-
tinuous rock surfaced highway ali
the way from Aberdeen to Nettleton
This highway would make a short
cut from Tupelo to the Jackson
Highway at Columbus and would
defect many tourists by way of
Aberdeen. The benefit to Aberdeen
is apparent when it is considered
that such a thoroughfare would at
ford roads for easy traffic and travel
all the year round and at the same
time would bring many tourists
through our city who are travelling
to points along the Jackson high
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
PICTURE SHOW PARTY.

Mira. Margie Shropshire, who has
been the very charming house guest
of Miss Bessie Dortch. was hostess
of large Theatorium party on Sat-
urday evening. After the picture
the guests were refreshed with tempt
ing refreshments.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
SEVEN HAND EUCHRE HoNoRED.

The members of the seven hand
euchre club were honorees of love-
ly party on last Friday afternoon
given by Mrs. Lex Neville. There
were also two tables of bridge and
other guests in for tea. Pretty prizes
were awarded the yictors and de-
lightful refreshments served.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
FOR MRS. WIN. FAIR.

A beautiful card party was that
at which Mrs. Eugene Lanier Sykes
was the hostess on Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. William
Fair of Memphis. Tenn. The guests
were the members of the Matrons'
Bridge Club and other friends. Mrs.
Sykes is a charming hostess. and as
a consequence. her entertainments
are always success. The hours
passed swiftly and delightfully."- and
at the conclusion of the game prizes
were awarded the honoree and vic
tors. Lovely refreshments were
served at the end of the afternoon.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE HoNoRED.

On last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Clifton Fowler gave pretty party
to the members of the Wednesday
Bridge Club. There were two ia
bles Of bridge and after the game
was over the tables were covered
with pretty embroidered center
pieces and delicious refreshments.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

Master +. J. Beanland, of Oxford.
This charming affair was unusually
bright and entertaining. Truly
All went merry as wedding bell F"
All the Rosebuds were there and
dancing was the feature of the even
ing. Cooling lemonade and ices
were served throughout the evening.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

When baby suffers with eczema or
Ointment, A little of il goes long
way and it is safe for children; soc
box 1T ell stores. lAdy.l
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Swift's, Armor's and
Kingan's Break f as t
Bacon, at Murphy's.

S. H. Spragins & Co.. has moved
his store to Shebar & Bergman g
old stand and Mrs. J. J. Mathis has
moved to Spragin's former store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

A new soda fountain for serving
ices of the popular kind, has been
recently installed in J. A. Gays
drug store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

FOR RENT-Barn room for
storage of 100 tons of hay-or in
rooms to suit the renters Apply
to H. L. Thayer. Aberdeen, Miss.
5-l4-tf
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Melons and Fruits on
ice at Murphy's.

Two wagon loads of home raised
watermelOns on the streets Saturday.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
FOR RENT OR SALE.

Eight room dwelling on Meridian
street. Apply to
FRANK RANSOM,
Monroe Bank Il Trust Co.. Aber-
deem, Miss. 5-16-tf
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

Make money in your home
town in spare time. Sell Hos
iery with guarantee. Ready
market in your own neighbOr-
hood. Big money maker. Ex-
perience unnecessary: we teach
you.
Phoenix Hosiery Co.
West Market Street Station.
Philadelphia, Pa.
7-18-6t
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
FLOWERS FOR MISS

MARY LOU MANGUM.
Aberdeen is always interested in
her girls. however far removed. and
il is with pride that we hear of the
recent honors that have come TO
Mics Mary Lou Mangum now at
Camp Columbia. the National Ser
vice School. in Washington, d. C.
Out of all the student body che was
selected by the instructress. Miss
Poe. and awarded the scholarship
which was given by lady from
Wisconsin. Miss Mangum is the
attractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Emerson Mangum. and is a
popular member of the younger so
ciety set in Aberdeen. Her good
fortune is of unusual interest to a
wide circle of friends. who send her
their congratulations.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

Never can tell when you'll mash =
finger or suffer cut, bruise, burn or
scald. Be prepared. Thousands rely
on DIR. Thomas Electric Oil. Your
druggist sells it-30c and Soc.