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Wiinmclntd.
Gleftrifcr orTbt

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nrCl0ca. al Slcum @roia 6erai Wpcn
cr 0rrbt Siulr Giip. huor han ar
hci0c0c mco at IuaQc en- cleftriif so
bel. NQn fpm i @ersrclic mco Ell
ScNulnp, 'srCu0c 1900 &olta %
blep eIebllttcliN nrTbt.
Tri Vuitlcucriuo TOR SrneN. I'll
(rucp er ira NalbinQton ln0Iebct
llu0crrctning ON, al Pncn fan 'nn
mi VoltIcpcring ioo'nort Ser or 8lort
Sc neoreu0lge Torbcrc6ellcr mco
Woncunrn. Nu2mmrc .. ! u. San
0C~l2rorcnllNcn bar lat 'la ! VenUQcl
it Tor ltrur al iun ln6rart oelt 'rlc
ycpcrinQ AZ |oit'aQcr.
llno Mnnb brufnct. Mcuoule
%iuo. is Aur Qnmmcl, Seu AZ Y(r.
% Mrs @cu @ino, cr orlltuct /
5outh Eorf Nipcr pco Nouiton In
&c %tno % Arthur gnocrion nlfc0e
IA ell Ecruboncbro, "a l%srltnUpnic
table VoI1uccu w 'nlbt I @nnbct
Nnocrion pnr oQinn mar %onlfonnlct
umbcr inc Sorieg poo al rchoc i'm
&amcroi.
Nuniuliocrina ucO Gacuoalc. 81
lcn0aIc StoIeolitrjtt % et AZ &c an
orc tiliQQenoc Ijilriftcr har allcrcoc
uoinlt ia Tor aouiol,berinG ~ / 80,
BET n ,Suli MI inn an0re omligQcn0e
Qilultter hare V}oocr Tor al taQc BE
iiutllnQ ON ui0crc Sommrwlutnluq
N}luoit ire ~ ol2ic GiitrItter anita
Qc@ NJ 'luttc 'lQ I'll Gucn0uIc % Sto
len Ser nil "a bIiuc uoui0ct "a ct
rrIouUnolNt NNrtolCturDt2 oprcttct
Nuupcrntiu &ntit / Miuonn. I'm
forporatlou@urtiiler Tor NIuouu So
OPERATING N@loclailou Cr lno'eu0t III
Stnt2ictrctprcn "a hul2 Nluncn fou
Qlrnncnlferca nil Ell ~foopcratlp San
ocI2iorretnluq meN set icritc blipc
oorcttct Get cr Icoeubc Nirn0 in
ben Nrbcihcrflo2icnL iom hnr lat
TorctoQcnhct tqanQ % g~Ittlcfnpiio
len ser cr lat I'll $4,000, pil tiluclc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
7noldnoet.


Ina Tamfer brnfnet. Chris 81
rcnien al ItIautic er forleoer nriIt'
net peb @rispoIb nctoe Tom ban too
/ @eareb neo at tiItrroe Ell Het'e III
Tarrorf. Gen urge Wano bonoe
n1ohtaaet 1T Tos % bar '9roi9 III
at ofreiie for at afIraae fine aanlle
TSor9lbre / Ganirarf Ct 9e'e9, "a
llIuftcr irbtrni % t~ilnfaiteoe ole
Tlorer.
YoIitiehef iss.r &alist srpS. 90.
liticbci ,Soieph gouua ! Sort Ma
hiipu hor rciigncret Tor al lsae 'la ell
onbeu % mere iu~bbrinQcu0c Still
lima. Som Vpliiichei iicncr han lite
nof til ooaIipt 9rsh. iiacr han, %
han ma icac ia bette poa et oroei
GcIt. Nnran0ct hor 'orhnict cnoel
2r~uninucr. men Oct nancoc life Che
len, hporior hon liQcr Suf Tor 'IG.
Ssi @aatart / Ntlnntie. @tlontic
Gas 81 bcfienoi9iorhc iorrlac llge,
al @a@tortcn itrnr pilhc lorbelc9 ira
St.65 "a $1S5 I'll $50 pr. 1000
Sonhrotioo. Firmaei oplo'cr, al
Observation-Disclosures er ltcget 500
Vrocc1,t oQ al nct5 olrcttc Cab nette
olar pil6c uon $500 nlcn De gonlIc
Barter. hpor'or ser Inn par 10 Gina
al alerc ~ ciltcn Iorhelc laricn el
Ter rcolrgQc Tri'tcn
Nrite Sauaeritcpnc / SiOnr Gltn.
llnocr Set npllQ / Iulutb afholoic
SnnQcritcpnc cr inact @~eilutning ON.
at uTitc Stepnc iinoer 5teb ! Slour
Gitn. Tcitc nil bllue | 1922, GA
SanQCrllc mpocr hoert nnoet 9nr :.
NJ. Glciou al Sort QooGc alcauala
les til Qo5icrcr. oQ nich 6cnnc Ger
min u,l han llocr HibruocIic bare
ticnt / % Gor. 9 q %obnlon pulG
les til Trrliocnt "a Grcn &&lct til
Tircttrr, bcqQc Al Siour Gltn.
TloS, roer iin iub i Spcn. Gra
Siour Sin mclotc4 oen tie ,>liIt, al
ser rar GlptteooQ / Gnfota Gttp 9c
braifu. paa Ben nllbcu Stoe a. Ntla
ioliriiloocn. Zen ogipnIne0c ,5!oO
holht ncrrliq poa al poc ltQ lno ! IN
cu. % n @uanina3huic montte oen
iorcQoocnbc GaQ / al SOFT 'lntte@ IRA
Tloobreboen On hahn (rnlc otter
Tlntninqcu nnr Sc II (omtcr upittt
III Tlo6eu % op'iuQt AZ ret brln'
Qilc Innb. Voa cnfcltc 2tc0cr or
iubtil 300 Sob @runo lortGrct %
Here Nuic blep 'lnttcNc Longer inc
pno @onh.
SfrrtieIis llInffc ueb Gignrctrpn-
ming. Hllpa Giierbcrp II Mar gam
mel. tGuoie ia 'orleocn II Gianret
pa tnitchc ncn brPnoenOe Ioritif pao
@ulpci / beu Saroge. huorl han ar
bethcoc / Siour Gltp Glen poa
@ulpct 'o.teoe itror ISlo. oq slam
mcrne Qrab ioa mirtia ON liz. al ncn
ullQc WGgo2 olletrutuc @urer par
lbrano 'or han rjqtIQ flmoe latte ia
rcu Eer mar uf repct &IUocruc Al
ham plr han oeocliQ 'orbrpn0t
lllntfeu hpnote tlnIlQ ON WorQClcn.
~ han les / Ter elmer ht 'orrpr0c
Ilaite Smertcr, Tor Gs0cn cnOclja
Inotrnahtc.
%etinaelier itilce SeS Woiuc@. ~
Tc$ Qlolncs or pur@lct on. al nCn
poatnItc %Huitpoltrute mlcQct mart nil
irttcs / Nlrfiomheo. men hui@ @ucn
hi nnoc goot az ocn, iuo mou ser
aIsrea ire plgtIGc Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

brinaca pco Snla al NIftier til $50
Stnftet.
6nurrnsrcns Scfretrr iorirem.
met. @upcrnsr gurnauiit bor no.
nppni I'M Scfrctpr, @nitai 2ino.
alliit, I'll Siatens Isiuronccfommis-
iTr, ciicrisIaenoc ,Sobn g. Sorborn,
ioln ionltioig er uonrnnt til Sfottc.
fonml9lGr / ltcoctior Sumcs Z.
Sale. @inooiiiit er ocrpco fonlnlct i
Ell StiuilQ, hoort ban fan iorblioc
unoer nPitc Nominiitrotion noqet
han iom Scfretrr life fun0c. @clono
". Scott al @%upcrnorena Stab er
rpffct op ioln SefretGr.
StntcnS Ginanier. Stat@fasierer
&cnru RineS mcl0er, at Wfinneiota
bc9pnocr Oct me 9ie~gnifabaour mco
en- toutnnt aaSiebebolbning al SO,
15S,962, bnllfet cr obifiIlig mere enc
man bnuhc Qiort Heanina pou. vi
benuc 3o@icbcholonluQ cr 1882,
3O1 Tor SoIbntcrS Bonus. %n0iPq.
.crnc pc0 ll0itC0clic al bette Mars
NuinmobilIiccnic er S130,129 eiter
al nllc ll6ailtcr 6crulco cr betolt NJ
&uon ira Ionbct Tor Wtprlau0 or
lunr ilbbctnIt S2S0,67i / Ncntc,
bUilfcn Sum bliucr liQcliA ioroelt
mcllcm Sfolcr % Statsiuititlltioncr.
MnnocnS Aifc uucr Minncbahn.
r,ieIQc Ntcl0ilq ira WiimcapoIis,
hor Dir5. Better &aQaerltao al Nll
Tin rorlcoen iprc6t i'm Otan0s Nlfc
uooocr W|iinncbubu Nanoiolo Ger
iicos. Get bar 10 Mar il0cn Wfr.
&nqqerltno 6pbc, on set bar citcr iPl
les Spercnsfomit. al Sultrlen u0ierr
tc bcn cienoomm1eIiac @iiGttcIic al
9Nfcu. q boooC mlOcr lin @rptlup3-
relic bcieat Nlimcbnhn, % ii0oruhc
pco oct nafre TaI0 hopoc Mon0cn
uotalt EnItct ON, al bans Nitc mnat
re bortbTrc2 Al oct3 flare &uuo.
Gcttc bans Gnifc blcp altioa MI op
inlot.
@ulbmcbnlic ipr Ncltconab, Ga
mel Nlonoultch, 8rubCurbciocr pCo
@innblf, or al Soieph a. @oln1ca
Sufctn Naloclotipn, Ser fuu olr1'ai
fer @rubelnhuitricuL tiloclt @uI0mc
holic Tor &~clte6ua6. SpcrnpDntc
@rnbcarbeihcr cr ocrpco bIepcn Ell al
Dc cneilc IRE / belle %uuhct iualc0ca
Trct. Get bar m0cr Ell 9ran0 /
Nnlfan UPinlnQ Cos @rlrbc, at bio
noultcb bite CT iunot NCItcmob ulo
lire @auQc at iere 1T cIcttrjifc %ofo
motip 9cnniem Ben al NoQ "a go,
Iplotr @rubcQanQ bier @anl rlucll
DC hielpcleic 9tTno ito al oeu ulaic
Cc0.
&il bcitribe auoleo Domination
&. Z. Vcrnarn. Nouotut / Hcuuiae,
bar Den 30tc >Suri bcfcnotaiort, NJ
ban iom N6oofat Tor % @oraere i
luucnoc aonQrc2otltrift nil beitrioc
Voit =. + apoIe2 Domination paa
ben rcoublltanltc Enlqllitc, pooitan
clioe NQertrGocllc AZ oeIt iaatdl0te
corrupt practices %op. Eoit. apo
lie bcicircoe iom bcficnNt &onQrea
monO u, !. &oIitcoo ior 8icnnomi
nation pco GrimUrpolQct ocn 210c
NElunl, "a H0uotut Bernard 9inr ocn
Eaallono, at bcttc 9teocrIaa lrplote2
Ell Gantlct, Der fort ior %alQc.
igrcote pj>ic ucrtcrrttteliQc @c,fnlo
ltnQcr moo Hongcr@muno &ol'leao.
ann taitc SfnttcOptrrucrc paa
Cor. George y &i2bort, mco Son
Tor i YPctropoIitan @auf @nanina i
N}iunenpoIia. pur forlc0cn in0fnlot
Tor @nrcttcn nufloQet for at haze Ia
net Ell Sfottcopfrrocr puu Trr. Nun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
@iscpuTu.
Yait. StcaruS taacr iis Srno. ga.

Eait. StcarnS taaer iis Srno. 9o-
ltor @lltap StearnS, ! De iiolte Iar
maoife beolt fienot iom aoptein
Stcurn5, ioet ban me0 ll0merfclle
tiente iom tSeltprelt ior ct @lScon-
iin-Hegtment u10cr &rtgen moo
Spiflonb, er forleoen | Vtilpollfec
piet til Wfil$ @uorun Wtoe. &ielien,
ser iorretteoeS peo Eoit. SO. ". Sal
oorion al Scomonoc, fanot Stco
@rQlii6 Srtberan Church OF the IS.
ceniion, Ionl Nalt. StearnS betlener
/ Ntilpaltfee.
Gleftriif Clinic / Sppr Gonntr. -
Sper belle oen norblige Gel al Goor
Gorntp orbei0es Der fortiben for en-
elcttriif 2inie, Ser fra Sturgeon gap
tpnfeS of g~ieunenifiGrc belle Den
norblige Gel al Goltntpet, Ell Spngoe
al 90 Nil. Nlle Sctolier me0 &en-
inn iii Sen iornoone aapital pil mart
pprc qiort iitono, oq Irbeibet tGilfes
bcgpn6t iaainart Sorboloene blioer
mere table. 2inien bill anlobc
Gphroim, Glitter @ap, Iiib Greet,
GQa Norbpr, Clifton @an, S%acfion-
port. WoiIcp'5 Sorbor % andre MINI
ore St2Oer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

SfnbrnD uo Sturm. Gr heitiQ
clcftriif Storm, Ser eiteriulqtes al
Sfubruo hor urrettpt itor Stabc oco
HcbijcIh. Sturrcn hericoe / Ell Ont
freo@ al mere ems 100 Mil, % set
off iiUr ltb ouer sc mirbrc llohll3
bnaniugcr. NuIinqeu mentcS life at
hare libt noQen ~oluorliQ Sfaoe. :
Nebiielb blcp Here GielDere iuloe al
s'oro ipm ToIge al bet pol0iommc
IteSher.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
Sanlfnoe / Srpnn Spnntu.

Snallfnoe / Sruiun Sunntn. Ora
gberhecn mclbtcs Den lite Slli, at
Ell hcitia Storm meo Heou % Maal
CT farct ben opcr Den pcitlige Tel Al
@romu Gouutp liant oper Sclc Al
6ault % GomaroS G%oluntp, %loroor.
iagcnoc tore SbelGagelier paa ocll
uorcnNe @rpoe. @rcnct blep lnpt
flaot I'll Sorbcu iaauel noroenior ion
ionoenipr I~berbeeL men &aglitor.
men raicoe uGrit noroenipr @pen.
sra Spsrpich / GbmonbS Gountu
rappprtereoes oluorIig Sfabe paa
@renet, ihct &aalltcrmeu hapoe her.
iet iaauel moro icm ino Tor 9pen.
Teh Ntina / Sa,iIf Gountn par ser
og'an arrcttct itor Sfooe ucb Nae!
% he'tla %inh, Spor meeet Sen an,
retteNc Sfone pilhc beIcbe ia iii fun.
De enSnu life iiees.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
Sno Safpta.
Sela al Snoiancrlanb ituniet. In.

Scr ct M'ooc / "a SLANT bIcr Scr M,
lil bcilllttet life at aobne Sen qicn,
rrrcnoc Gel al %noinncrreicruotio.
ncn Tor Scttlcrc. Meget al &nbia.
1erllc2 @auo er o0crcoe iolgt al he.
Qicriuacr. men bnab or igicn bill be
hoIoc9 ubcitoorct Tor i%rcnltioigc Sc.
u%crationer al Sen rebe Racc.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
l.. B. Murff.

Just as the sun reached it's merid-
ian on that beautiful spring day.
April 23rd, 1920, the spirit of L. B.
Murff left bis frail body and winged
it's way into the great beyond. Sixty
six years he walked among men and
then went home to God.
Being left an orphan at an early
age, he knew only life of patient
toll. He did not complain at his
lot but went his way daily living a
Christian life that will long be re-
membered by all who knew him.
He was quiet and modest, and
never aspired to leadership. even in
his own little rural community, but
the eulogies spoken by those who
knew him best testified to the fact
that he lived life worth while.
He was a member of Pleasant
Ridge Cumberland Presbyterian
church and his funeral was conduct
ed by his longtime pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Givens. OF Aberdeen. Inter
ment was in beautiful New Hope
Cemetery. A FRIEND.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
Genuine VicfFOIaS.
Maier JeWeLry Store.
Victor Records.

Captain Dennis Scanlon, of New
Orleans. arrived in Aberdeen Tues
day and looked oyer the situation.
After carefully going over the path
OF the cyclone and visiting the in
iured and homeless. Captain Scan
lon telegraphed the War Depart
ment to ship at once to Aberdeen
tents. cots. mattresses. blankets.
quilts, overalls, jumpers. shoes,
hats. underwear and provisions.
The relief committee will have
charge of the distribution of these
articles and will be responsible for
them. The committee has a COM
plete list of every man, woman and
child who was injured or made
homeless by the cyclone and they
will see that these are provided for.
John F. Plant had % houses en-
tirely blown away. There were 10
homes destroyed by the storm and
this number of families made home
less The injured at the sanitarium
continue to improve, Louise Mil
ligan, daughter of Claude Milligan.
who suffered e fractured skull, was
carried home Tuesday. Her father
continues to improve and will re-
cover. Other patients in the Boyd
Coleman sanitarium are reported
as doing well-a few are yet in
critical condition.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
How to Build Inexpensive
Storm House.

A prominent citizen Of Aberdeen
haaded the editor the instructions
printed below for the construction oil
an inexpensive storm house:
Obtain twelve white oak or null
berry posts IL feet long. 6 inches in
diameter. place in the ground 8 or
3 feet deep in form OF a square.
about 3 feet apart, north and south,
east and west; to these posts nail
scantlings 3x6. nail with 20 penny
nails: on the top fasten like timbers
with 20 penny nails; cut in south
east corner entrance to admit a per-
son. arranged to close with timber
of same dimension. provide fasten-
ingOn inside OF door of the entrance.
Build as near on west of residence
"a possible.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
HoNoRs FOR MISS Eta JONES.

HONORS FOR MISS Eta JONES.
Miss Eta Walton Jones. the vi
vacious young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Ollie Jones. is receiv-
ing congratulations from her many
friends. Miss Jones was the win.
ner OF the third prize in the elocu-
ton contest of the northeast MISS
sippi field day meet in Tupelo last
week.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30


kin, on Jefferson street.
Aberdeen lawyers attending the
State Bar Association in Meridian
this week were Messrs. B. H, Nc.
Farland, G. NJ. Holmes. w. HI.
Clifton, d. w. Houston, G. J, Left.
| wich, T. +. Paine.
The Rev. George Robertson. from
Potosi. Mo, is welcomed to citi-
zenship.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGhee have been
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Graves.
Miss Maude Strong, of the Wo-
mans College, Columbus. made a
short stay with her mother, Mrs.
Maude Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lusk have been
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pope.
Miss Margaret Greene will spend
the greater part of the summer in
Washington. ID. C.
Mrs. Peugh and Miss Katie Peugh
are with Mrs. Frank Pickle on Ma
tubba street.
Miss Kate Brannin is back from
short stay at Egypt.
Mrs. Wesley Mckee, of Lake
Charles, La, is visiting Mrs. Julian
Evans on Meridian street.
After a fortnight's stay in the
city. Mr.. Stedman has returned to
Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. Winston Houston and Miss
India Sykes Houston have returned
from Memphis.
Mrs. James Dilworth will spend
the summer in Washington, ID. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edmund
Yates have returned from their
bridal trip and are with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Nichols, on the Parkway.
Mr., and Mrs. John Cox Wicks
have moved into their home on
Hickory street,
Mrs. Garrard Harris and children
arrived Wednesday from Gulfport
and will spend a month in Aber-
deem, enroute to their new home in
Birmingham.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
FLORIDA ORANGES, Just from
the grove at MURPHY'S.
BEEKS CEMETERY

The annual decoration of the
graves at Beeks Cemetery will be
on the second Sabbath in May,
1920, at 10 O'Clock. Annual ad.
dresses. will be delivered by Super
intendent of Education Horace G
Howell and Mr.. p. A. Dulin, at IL
O'Clock.
Everybody is INVITED to come and
bring all the flowers You can. Those
interested. come to help pay to
keep up the cemetery.
Prof. N. F. london will give the
people all the music.
Finance Committee-W. B. Jones,
M. G. Roberts. d. L. Jones, O. +,
West. Isaac w. Rye.
Committee on Mrs.
Inez West; Misses Cecil Jones, Ola
Lee Roberts. Annie May Jones. Lo-
rene Owens and Leila Barton;
Messrs. Guy 7. Jones. Burnie Rye.
Basil Jones. Thomas Wilson and
Burnie Roberto,
Trustees-M. A. Jones, C. T.
Taylor and w. r, West.
Treaeurer-W. r. West.
d. A. BEEKs. President.
NJ. A. JONES, Secretary.
BEVO and SWISS CHEESE
rr--
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
BEST VALUE

Ever offered in Aberdeen. Al
Of the original Captain Etheldred
Sykes home place. We are Of
fering this place at a bargain.
If you want the most desirable
home and grounds in Aberdeen,
phone us az once. We are going
to sell it now.
Phone 3l4.
]. NJ. MORGAN, JR.,
a23-tf REAL ESTATE co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
It's better to WAIT
for one of our DEM
uine YicfrOZdS than to
be sorry. See
MHxER, the .JeWeZer.

DIR. Fl. H. Kinney will attend the
twenty-fourth annual meeting of the
Association of Surgeons of the
Southern Railway to be held in
Washington, d. C.-Okolona Mes
senger.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

FOR SALE-Ei9ht-room dwell
ing: modern conveniences; op-
posite postoffice. Apply to
a3O-tf ABE RUBEL, JR.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
FOR QUICK SALE

FOR QUICK SALE
81 IL acres on Gibson road, one
half mile of Aberdeen; all nice,
level land; would make good
subdivision or suburban home;
$1,000 buys il; easy terms; it's a
bargain; get busy. WISHART
co. f27-tf
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
Second Hand Piano
for sale, GOOD as new.
See M4xER,
the .JeWeIeF.
Rev. Robertson Accepts Charge of
Presbyterian Churches

Rev, George Robertson, of Potosi,
Mo. has accepted the pastorate OF
the Aberdeen group of Presbyterian
churches. consisting of Aberdeen.
Hamilton and Bethel. He will
preach the initial sermons in the
Presbyterian church. Aberdeen. at
IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m. next Sum-
day. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to the public.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

FOR SALE-One DeLaval
Cream Separator, practically
new. at a bargain. See w. G.
Harden or E. D. Murphy. alt, If
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
FOR QUICK SALE

The most beautiful. best drain
ed and best located lot in Aber-
deem, corner West Commerce
and corporation line, just south
of Mr.. Clark's residence, contain
ing 43-4 acres; beautiful natural
shade trees; 5000 buys it. on
easy terms; act quick. WISH
ART REALTY co. f21-tf
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

FOR SALE-One Oliver Pinch
2-bottOm Tractor Plow. Practi-
cally new. A bargain for quick
sale. Apply Aberdeen Weekly
Office
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30
NOTICE

IN
To the Stockholders of the Monroe
County Fair Association
You will take notice that n meeting
will be held at the City Hall i'm Aber-
deem Monroe county Mississippi. on
MONDAY, THE path DAY OF
MAY. 1920,
1t D. m. o'clock, for the purpose OF
whether or not the char
ter of che association shall be surren-
s7ered. the property sold, and the af-
fairs at said association wound mp,
and for any other business that may
come fefore the meeting.
This the 26th day OF April, 1920,
z. A. FURGERSON. President.
J. A. GAY, Secretary.
Mcfarland & Holmes. Attys. a30-3
If this weather will only last we
will soon have vegetables galore.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

FOR SALE-Cheyrolet car in
good condition, good paint; a
bargain; my need of cash is your
0ppOrtunity.-E. L. Crystal. a9-tf
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Mrs. Emma Lou West. from
Sherman. Texas. is visiting her
brother, Mr.. w. T. Ware, on East
Jefferson street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wayne Nc
Williams and Miss Julia Jordan
Haughton arrived the last of this
week from a four months sojourn
in California.
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FOR SALE-TwO Dwelling
Houses on Meridian St. Apply
to S. SCHWAB.
a22-ff
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

Miss Annie Gay is spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. w. T.
We're, on East Jefferson street,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

We are proud of the confidence doc
tors. druggists and the public have in
666 Chill and Fever Tonic.-Adv
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The House has adopted an or
piece resolution. '-Sa-
News.
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FOR QUICK SALE
Five-passen9er BRISCO CAR.
in good running order. good
caslngs and good set of tools.
m12-tf Wishart Realty Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

Miss Ida King. Of Memphis. made
. short .stay with Mrs. Jas. Haugh.
ton, on the Parkway.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

Garrard Harris. who has been
Trade Commissioner for the United
States Department of Commerce for
the past several years. has resigned
and is now editor of the Birmine-
ham News. Until Mr.. Harris can
find quarters in that city. Mrs. Har-
ris, who was Miss Mary Lou Sykes.
and the children. will stay in Aber-
deem. They are occupying the old
home Of Capt. Dfed Sykes. on
South Hickory street.
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DR., Wilson. of Houston, spent
Sunday in Aberdeen.
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Robert Brannin and Edmund
Holmes, of the A. & M. College.
were at home for last weekend.
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The
Social Realm
ANNE HOLIDAY MCFARLAND.
fPHoNE 68.l
MATINEE PARTY.

TITLE MISS MARIA JUL
iette Evans was hostess of a
matinee party recently in
honor of her tenth birthday.
After the picture the little
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Mr.. Owens, of Carbon Hill. Ala,
was a recent visitor.
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Mr.. w. III. Kidd was in Aberdeen
last week,
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In Town and Out.

Il In Town and Out. J,
Mrs. Emma Lou West, from
Sherman. Texas. is visiting her
brother. Mr.. w. T. Ware. on East
Jefferson street.
Miss Annie Gay is spending a
few days with her aunt. Mrs. w. T.
We're, on East Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wayne Nc
Williams and Miss Julia Jordan
Haughton arrived the last of this
week from a four months sojourn
in California.
Mrs. Lawrence Dortch is in Mem
phis.
Mrs. Irwin Mimms is back from
a visit to Birmingham. Ala.
Mr.. Owens, of Carbon Hill. Ala,
was a recent visitor.
Robert Brannin and Edmund
Holmes, of the A. & M. College.
were at home for last weekend.
Mr.. Frank Johnson spent several
days in Birmingham last week.
Miss Martha Hicks has returned
from Memphis.
The Rev. DR.. Walker has returned
from Florida.
DR.. Underwood is back from a
short stay in Admission.
Mrs. Clifford Treas is in Kentucky.
Miss Louie Broyles. of the Wo-
mans College, Columbus, spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Louie
Downing. on College street.
Mrs. Willie Hammond is back
from IA visit with. Mrs. Austin in
Oklahoma.
Miss Virginia Nisbet spent last
week with her mother, Mrs. Matte
Nisbet, on Hickory street.
W.T. H. -. ACAcC udS GcluIuCu
from Memphis.
Miss GOoch, of Frankfort, KY,
was q recent visitor.
Mrs. Jesse Williams Jordan is
visiting relatives in Tie Plant,
Miss Lena johnson is back from
stay OF several weeks in Memphis.
Mrs. Don CASTOR. Miss Gray r.
vim and the Misses Maer. OF Column
bus. were in the city last Saturday.
Miss jamie Bryan returned last
week from Memphis.
Mr.. w. H. Kidd was in Aberdeen
last week,
Mr.. +. N. DAVIS. of Morristown,
Tenn, was in the city last Saturday.
DR., Wilson. of Houston, spent
Sunday in Aberdeen.
Miss Ida King. Of Memphis. made
. short stay with Mrs. Jas. Haugh.
ton. on the Parkway.
Mrs. Maynard Holmes spent sey.
eral days in Lowndesboro. Ala,
Nm. l. Hunt. 81 Meridian. is
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visiting her mother. Mrs. Mia Ell
kin, on Jefferson street.
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Mrs. Lawrence Dortch is in Mem
phis.
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Mr.. f. N. DAVIS. of Morristown,
Tenn, was in the city last Saturday.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-04-30

Miss jamie Bryan returned last
week from Memphis.
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Mrs. Irwin Mimms is back from
a visit to Birmingham, Ala.
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The Rev. George Robertson. from
Potosi. Mo, is welcomed to citi-
zenship.