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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
Civil War Veteran Laid
to Rest Tuesday March Is
M. C. Mitchell Living Near Bronten
Passes Away-Was Eighty Re-
spected Fa ..aer

M. C. Mitchell one Of the oldest
residents Of Stearns County died at
his home near Brooten March 28th
age rs years. The de leased was horn
in Ireland coming to America with his
parents when mere lad He sefv-
ed during the Civil War with Mas
suchetts and New Hampshire regi-
ments, coming to Minnesota follow
ing the close Of the war locating in
Pope county with his paranrs ir 1857.
Jan. 6, 1875 he was marriel to Anora
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
FRANK E. MINETTE
died ON MONDAY
WELL KNOWN SAUK CENTRE
CITIZEN SUCCUMBS TO SEW
ERAL WEEKS ILLNESS
ACTIVE In PUBLIC AFFAIRS
WAS MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE
FOR SEVERAL TERMS
BURIED TODAY

After an illness of several weeks,
Hon. Frank E. Minette, one of Sank
Centres well known and highly re-
spected citizens, passed away at St.
Raphael's Hospital, St. Cloud, Mon
day morning April 8, 1922. The re-
mains were brought to the family
home in this city Monday evening.
The deceased was born near She
boygan, Wis.,, Feb. IA, 1858. He
came to Minnesota at the age Of II
and located on farm near Sank Cen
tire. He was united in marriage to
Miss Antionette Bergman in March
1880.
Mr.. Minette began to take an ac-
tive interest in public affairs when a
young man and served as a member
of the Minnesota Legislature for a
number of sessions, being first elect
ed from this district in 1892. He was
again elected in 1902 and he returned
again to the Legislature in 1911 and
served in the lower house in the reg
ular and special sessions of 1911
1913 1915. Mr.. Minette could always
be found taking an active part, whe-
ther for or against important, legis-
lation, and was the author Of mum
Der of important measures. Polite
ally he was a member of the Demo-
cratic party.
As the active head of the Stearns
County Fair for number of years,
he did much in the development of
this institution, and while for mum
Der of years he was not officially con-
nected with the organization, he was
ever an ardent supporter.
The funeral was held from Our
Lady of the Angels Church this
Thursday morning, the services be-
ing conducted by the pastor, Rev.
John Fearon The large church was
completely filled with those desiring
to pay their respect to the memory Of
the deceased. At the suggestion of
Mayor A. L.. Ingram the Sank Cen
tire business houses were closed dur
ing the hour of the funeral out of
respect for Mr.. Minette.
Besides the wife, six children are
the immediate family left to mourn,
as follows: E.. F. Minette, Sank Cen
tire; Mrs. Merle Bush and Dr. c. H.
Minette, Cut Bank, Mont; A., M.
Minette, Conrad, Mont; Miss Regina
Minette, Glendive, Mont; and Mrs.
H. R. Pryor, Fairfield, Mont.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06

Sank Centres city election held
Tuesday brought out the largest vote
in the history of this municipality
Three hundred and eleven votes were
polled in the First ward and six hun
dred and forty in the Second, grand
total of 951.
There is no way of knowing the
exact number of voters in the city
but it is probable that 80 per cent of
of the voters used their right of
suffrage at this election.
Excellent candidates had filed for
all offices. VIM. Parker president
and manager of the Central Mimi.
Power and Milling Co., was elected
mayor by a plurality of SO over j
w. Ward, and the latter had a plur-
atty of 1913 over A. L. Ingram the
present incumbent. Mr.. Parker is
one of the most progressive business
men of the city but his energy and
enthusiasm will be somewhat curtail-
ed because Of Sank Centres city
charter which limits the mayors ac-
tivities to the appointment and sup
ervision of the police department. In
this connection speculation is rife as
to the personel of the police force the
coming year.
At Tuesday EVENINGS meeting of
the American Legion petition was
put in circulation and signed by prac-
tically every Legion man present
asking for the appointment Of Ed
Steege as chief of police. So far as
the Herald knows the incoming may
or has not indicated who his selections
for the police department may be.
The real "hoss race" was between
Benz. F. Dubois Vice-Pres. of the
First State Bank and A. F. Sire
bel, cashier of the Merchants Nation
al Bank, for the office of the city
treasurer.
It is generally admitted that either
one of these gentlemen could have de-
feated almost any other man in the
city for each is a splendid type of
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
PASSED CENTURY MARK

Mrs. Katherine Mayors died at the
home of her SON Math Mayer living
five miles south of New Munich, Sat-
urday of last week at the ripe old
age of 101 years, II months, Is days.
The deceased was born in Germany
April 10, 1920 and came to the United
States in 1916. The family moved to
Stearns county in 1882. Two years
ago she had the misfortune to break
her hip falling down stairs and be-
cause of her advanced age the frac-
ture did not heal. Sixty one de-
scendants survive as follows: five
children, forty one grand children and
fifteen grandchildren
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Tracy. Eight boys and two girls all
living except one son were born to
this union.
Mr.. Mitchell was an active membe r
of the g. A. R. Post at Glerwood and
his funeral was under the auspices
of the American Legion.
Besides being a successful farmer
the deceased has held several posi-
lions of trust in Pope county.
The funeral was held at the farm
home March 2Sth, Requim High Mass
being celebrated by Rev. Cha. Pingel.
The remains were laid to rest in st.
Donatus cemetery, Brooten.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
w. M. Parker New MayOr:
Benz. +. Dubois Defeats
"a. +. StrebeI for Treasurer

man with GODDESS Of personal magne-
tism and ability to handle any posi-
ton within the gift of the people of
this community with credit.
Mr.. Dubois has been treasurer for
seevral years, succeeding his father
a few year ago, while Mr.. Strebel
had never before sought public office.
The First ward gave Mr.. Dubois
a majority of 40 while Mr.. Strebel
carried the Second ward by five Civ
ing the present incumbent majority
on complete returns of 35. When it
is considered that 951 votes were
polled in the city and while majority
of 35 is large enough for any prac-
teal purpose, Mr.. Strebel made a
most magnificent race and is to be
congratulated upon his standing in
the community as idicated by last
Tuesdays vote.
There was no opposition to Chas
L Gray and DIR. A. L. Blk for
councilmen. Mr.. Gray received 7O4
and Mr.. Blk eea of the total votes
cast.
Judge Kelsey was reelected as
judge of the Municipal Court without
opposition and r. R. Kells was elect
ed as special Judge.
The new administration will take
over the :reins of the city govern
ment within the next ten days.
The following is the vote by wards
received by each candidate.
LIST End Total Maj
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
WALDORF CAFE REFRIGERATED

The interior of the Waldorf Cafe
presents a rejuvenated appearance
since last Friday evening when AL
Gaspard treated the walls and cell
ing to a new coat of paint. The
kitchen has also been re-decorated
and the tables, and racks enameled
white. The appearance is certainly
good. The rooms over the Waldorf
are being given similar treatment,
which should be greatly appreciated
by the travelling public.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
St. Paul, and .. 7. Gaspard of Mime

St. Paul, and 3. T. Gaspard of Mime
apolis.
The funeral took place from st.
Paul's Catholic church Monday at
9 a. M, the pastor, Rev. Anthony
ART, officiating. Interment was
made in the German Catholic ceme-
terry.
Since his return from North Da-
kota couple of years ago the de-
ceased had been devoting his time
and energy to the real estate bust
ness and had handled large amount
of city property. He was a genial
companion and will be greatly missed
in the circle in which he moved.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Work on the Melrose- Ward Springs
state highway will be started about
the middle of May, it was said the
first of the week by County Engineer
NJ. J. Cleveland. The county has q,
heavy highway program this year
and attention will be given the high
ways in the order of their Importance.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06

The Sank Centre friends of Miss
Florence Hennemann are pleased to
know that she won a place on the
Hamline University honor roll for the
first semester 1921 %. To receive a
place on the honor roll the student
must have specified average Of very
high degree.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
CAFE INSTALLS BOOTHS

The latter part Of last, week the
Sank Centre Cafe, which was recent
ly taken over by the new owners, was
closed to patrons for the purpose of
re decorating and re-arranging the
interior. 1t has now been re-opened,
booths have been installed along the
south wall and the appearance is
much Improved, otherwise.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06
DEATH OF MRS. Il. Peterson

Death called Mrs. Bertha Christina
Peterson at the family home in Sank
Centre on Thursday, March 30th,
1922. Advanced age was given as.
the cause Of the lady's demise. At
the time of her death she was 73
years and 10 days of age.
Funeral services were held at the
Norwegian Lutheran church, Sunday
afternoon, April 2, 1922, Rev. j. A.
johnson of OsaIis, officiating. Two
daughters and one son, besides the
aged husband are the immediate fam
lily left to mourn her loss.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06

to win first prize in competition as
keen as the one just closed and Mr..
Urness is to be congratulated upon
his success. The contest covered
about 60-day period.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rein returned
Monday after spending the past few
months in sunny California.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-09-28

CITY Mani suppose you find your
automobile a great improvement. over
ar old horse, farmer.
Old Farmer-Wall, in some ways
YES, and in other ways, no. ! can't
g.. ter slesn on mg way home from
n and wake rD in the barnyard
Ike ! could with old Dor6in.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-09-28
She Won.

a ntung man met his Trctt" g-.
cousin the other day for the first time.
and was attracted by her.
"rN &c, yau q dime Dc said, 'tat
! can kiss you without touching YOU
"Of course YOU can't" replied the
girl
"well, will you take the bet?' asked
the other
"Y-yes,' said the girl dthiously.
Her cousin thereupon kissed her.
ooh, but you did touch me" eX-
claimed the girl.
81 know | did" replied the young
man, with grin, "and here's your
dime"
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25
Religious I,smls


On Friday The Sth OF Deem
Der, solen.risy Of the Immaculate
Conception Of the B.essef Virgin
pattcnal feast o. tie Unitedstates
OF America.
This feast viii be celebrated,
at l:oiy Rosary (::lu:ch with IN
unusual spleE.dor.
This day, the Altsr Ladies So
cisty will be canonicaly erected
as a confra.ernity aad officially
affiliated to the ArchonfraterHity
Of st. Ann De Beaapra Canada.
Solemn High Mass at 8 4. n.
Sllor: Sera,oa Reading OF the
Deesee 81 Affi'iasioa Reception
os me Ladies mo the conff4ter-
.y-B Blessing and imposing CT the
Medals. Be;lcd;ction Of the Most
blessed Sacrement.
This fri.:as. nc abstinence
he rcer.e are ai:oV cd 10 eat
,:esli meat
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pl,aras, -th l., The hGsisess ct tAS.
Sovpos&ssOa IS 10 he o&sssSsl O. = lts''a>
v,llr, ia The rSriSa II -, NANElSs, ss~Se
Of f.onlsian>. Where lss Sc,s'sSilS = sasse~
hy sssab,s>hed sat a saaA have u"e
E,owS, a,sd sa,h KY - estahss>h S''a
l.~easS eae a, na0ES GsS&eh Cs.sSvs Ia 'ss
Parish ot - Casyles sri II 10 SnSA
bassness a. may X authorized u law,
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nose of the meeting to be that Of
taking up the Fiscal Agency Con
tract.
On mosion Of Mr 3scael s23 ,ad
ed By Mr. Dafrenay:-
Whereas our Legal Adviser tie
Hon. C. A. Buschier, states that
under the law no bank can bid
for IN amount greater than us
capital and surplus a:,d for that
reason it is possible that some of
the smaller country banks wou.d
be entirely. prohibited from Bic
ding on puhl:c.fuGds. unless some
arrangements eculd be made with
other banks to take off the deposit
over and in excess CT said capita
and surplus. |
And whereas, the jefferson
Trust aai 5 avings Bsnk and the
Gretna Exchange. and Savings
Bank lave agreed to takecare CT
:i,is excess. deposit, allowing the
Bank CT st Charles to Became the
active hank fer the st Charles
Parish School Beard therefore be
it resolved, That the bids OF the
jefferson Trust and Savings Bank
tlis;Gretna Exchange ana Savings
Bank and the Bank OF S.Ghafles
each bidding for cne third OF ne
School Beard Funds ard ach ray
Ing 5 pc, cent interest, be ara
!. they ere hereby accepted ard
that upon the banks complying
with the legal requirements -that
/ the funds be so allotted.-
4 BE i: further resolved, that any
and ali preceding resolution con-
|, trary to this be, ros.nded and
Iiaace ruiI ard void.
'.o;es-lsas Aieesrs Keller lee
Incl, Daf.eaay arc -l.ulse
Nay More
: un motion 6ui, seconded In
!. I-iscard adjourned 10 its next re
: ..ular meetlrg Dec 1892.
I
! j 3 ssarv.a Sscsy.
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ARTICLE VII

ParsgSgh p The Seal CT this 1or po-
ration shall be in The cJ-s;ctly Of The Ca
~b;er and shall. lie IN The 10: M Of u fe-
lscai. feeiirg her ycuESs ssii siae naiise
,,f The Association, Isl. Charles Trust
* Savings ,srak ii.scriicd around the
dyer
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lsN / BaUoIIs

r.....rk 5..sa. and F1-U fl 20 :
p,,,,,i. ss:ly commissioned and ausi;i;ea
an .or ti,e Parish r: =. Oh res.
<,.,1 az Louisiana, therein res:d'r4,
aud IN tie presence at The witnesses
,..r-;,at,er named and Undersigned
PERSONALLY cAME AND Ar
FEARED;
Mr.. HESRY /. LANDRY. and MR..
srAyLEY g. TINS;:Y, respectively
-. PRESIDENT and The Cashier OF the
q lie BANK or ST CHARLES. a cor
,.,r.,;on organized under ihs laws o. the
State Of louisiana, and having Is aonl-
;c;,e Il lrahuville. in The rar'si OF d.
.s,..rses Ia. organized hy act before
s-,...r nauti,,uin, CLERK Q: Court an''
- - .,tf;s;, Notary for The Parish o. D.
..s'--,.s 81, the Sth day oi Inc
. ...s,,,n q April, 1920; which sa'o
.rnearer. declared unto me 1'elS y
Cur. aad Ex-osiicio Nsaary' aud .ns
s..d.r.igaed competent witnesses 'na'
Z, !. uertiag u the stockholders 9, ln'
:. Ia nANK OF ST ciiARks. nel'
=, lie 18Th day oi September is-s' a.'''
da.,,ici,e - al IIahnviile, La. ana a..e'
I, legal prerequisites and 'orn'a''''s ),
- ,,.~r observed. there appsfreu
.;,her in person o. " proxy $,
s1.nl sr.a .a,i sigh: essl shares Of the ~, 'w'
olsa sa q .na my lzso) sl'sses out
esssiss !'.ssiss .'ssi i as ss.s,.'s. .,ss.s .'
y ,'s.s.n. 80 ma represented, aud =, II COZ, 60.
pss.. ,;,x risl, The provisions q 'hs ..as' ,'
.o., e. charter i mid corporation l..' s,''
,ns .,,,' s. One u Ax.icle I, Paragraph, on
g.ap. ,;s,s - 1 RI sgraph One Of Ar'is'e
2. .s a,. ,.srsrrapl, Nine af AFtiels & vs.
anu ,.d ! . s i, S 70 read as toi'ows, 'o-w'
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NOTIcF.

Notice is hereby given that all
cattle and animals must be OIL
public roads between sunset ARD
surrise. in accordance with ordl
nance Of The Police Jury
M.L.Guidry
Pres. P.J.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25
ARTICLE IN

rarsgrsps l. The Csp''Sl St'< / oiss's
Cor, oeatio., !, hereby iiNSd ~ tlSES
TEt. ,SAND $50. .Iue.cs> DOLLARS u
y,s-i into lINE HUNDRED ts>Vl
Si,ac,s OF tbs ..ar rssGe Of cNS III ~
DKED ,sseo.eol DOLLARS psr sl.ase.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25

Sell the Original Watkins Pro
dncts- Coed city territory still g
oen. Get our wonderfuloffer and
free samples. Write To-Day
The j. II. Watkins Go. Def. {
Memphis, Iehh
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25
PARISH or ST. CHARLES

81 IT k2oWS. fhat..on ihi. Twen-
ty-sc.enfli ia day OF tie month OF
SEssf Aisnk. IN tie ysar oi our Lord
on. T:of5sAN8 NiNE HUNDRED
TWE:.... !. Is.o <f5-2s. anl u ihs l.
Aspead3ase ri si,s United States Q;
america. tie unr Iiaaasfsi ostsaixih
lls6,.
BE,so1sL -.
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ARTICLE !

,.....,.y,, 4. The name snd ssyls g. 3
t','. !. -, 81 q. rsr i SAVINGS BANK "
- ',.., Z - ,,ps &c II 4 shall 1e he'''
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raTs az LOUISIANA

> . al
p.Pisu OF ST CHARLES
I the undersigned CLERK O. Court anu
Ex-ofiisio Recorder for The faf'sh oi
81 Charles Go hereby ces.', the foiS-
..e: 40 % t,e a /. III ard correct copy fTo;ii
the original PC. ca ii:e aud which Eas
teea daly recorded in chrrts. Record
Ernk Nc. ]. os.c 81
,,,TSl:ss MY. HAND AND SEAL. or
,rIIcB THIS 27,hdas of SEPT EAf.s
D. 1872.
fsi...I, I. +. Eaudotsit'
-,e.s ). co.rt and .x-oiiirio Reoords.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25

Sessions 2Sth Jcd:ciSl District
Court.
Jury Ssssi>ns
Parish Of S,!lohn the Baptist
First tlsO Monday in March.
Second t2ndl Monday in Sept
Parish -cf ST Charles
First fist1 Monday m April.
Secoad i2ndl Mo,.day in Oct
Parish Of Jefferson
First Tlstl Monday in May
First IIsil Monday in November
Civil Sessions Non Juryl
Parish of st join the Baptist
First tlstl Mcnday in February
First lls.l Monday in June
Second ,2nd Monday in October.
First tlst, Monday in December.
Parish of st-Chsrles
First tls) orday in January.
First list. Monday in March
Firstsls.l Monday May.
First lis0 Monday in AoyeEr.
rafish of jefferson
First 1st, Monday iii January.
First ,lstl Monday in February,
First ilst Monday in April.
First lst) Monday in June.
Second s2ndl sicnday in Sept.
FIRST tlst) Monday December. S
Prentice E. Edr.ng.on.
/ IL !, CaC.:er,
! Judges Twcrty-eigE;' judi
cial District Court.
Ya,-.>crs fSf ItHl
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25

SAI,EsmAN. WANTED to solicit
orders FER lubricating. cils. greas-
Is and paints. Salary or. Cominls
sion.
Cleveland. Chic
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25
APPROPRIATED 4 TABLEAQ
Prct abe Revenues.

PrCt abe Revenues,
Parish Taxes $4,000. 20
Licenses ..hooO ooO'Co 0o
total Soyy0o..s
Parish Treasurer iao0' .o0
Secretary Police Jury DIV
Mileage & PerDiem II. o oo0.
Official Journal CIV: p
Stationery, Office supplies @ ooo:
Assessor =, Soo' coo
Sneriiss fees criminal cases 5Ou.
sSa,,rt ~ aynanses 500.
C.ara e Petit Jurors 260G.
n;srr;ets = s Attorney $50.
r,,o,,;s;a nr,soners 25OO.
CoronersJur l. Expenses 5oo'
Board Of Health oo'.
Constab!es and Justices OF
p,.oo $40.
60. Salary $40.
a.,.tat Arms 1876.
Parish Auditor oeo'
Bridge tender 4se' 4se
Pnmper .ao. .ao
Cleaning Court House .l lzo-
Ia,af;ciarv Students loco.
El....;on eSrenses ,5rG.
naod F,,ras cGt.i.
Registrar of Voters ~
Contingent Fund
Sheriff Commission
scnss Revenues BoIR7R1
!s..:sx OF St Cha
!. Asss;ns ,.ss,':nsss i ssh Ideals as
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25
40 HahuyilIe, Louisiana, Saturday,
AEsINlk Ill

sor,a all hsEeSt,er / aown.
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THUS DONE AND PASSED IL snr
Office, at the Parish OF Si Chaii les CT
The dsy. i,losiil: and year isesria first a
loye written III tiie presence OF MeSss
I-s,o,s Gassea ard fiz6-rt d. hesier
competent Witnesses slso i'r'ennso s'sn
,,:eir ns.s,vs with lie SD appeacers AID
me. C.~rk oil Court and Ea-Oificio No.
tssy alter Gle reading Q: the Ssiols-
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o.igsa.. Signed

o. -sS4sl-s = --N~'
III I i,a;stisy = u
lTesiJ~ut essn
wi,ne-ses-
La .oa.s Gassen
L. D. Keller
1 T Baadcu;n
..cLERK COURT s sES-ofFlc1o
NuTARv i'JBIG
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USiTED STATES or. .iMERicA
STATE oE LOUISIANA.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-25

" Of Pittsburgh. w
sSed because Of social
snt does not set social
s,,sa / to the studies OF tho
Jnlio student wrote tina
-s:4rritae songs3 no student
av safed coarse fashions
us gifts Of a COM
id the he
i tea. ant-age high-school
,sholesome, ssrrow. For tn
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ial groups ara
t large makes
$3.50 to reverence
HEALTH Tvs the Lead
There's q RI
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Jury Sessions

Parish Of S.: John the BAPTIST
First ;lst) Monday in March.
Second t2ndl Monday in Sept
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Sessions 2Sth JcdsciSl District
Court.
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Parish cf s. Charles

First f1st1 Monday IN April.
Secoad i2nGl Mo,.day in Oct
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Mrs. Gibson, of Verona, Miss,
left Wednesday after pleasant
visit to her sister, Mrs. ]. c. Kin
cannon.
Mr.. Willie Bunch was operated
on at a local hospital Wednesday.
Miss Susie Black, of Denmark,
spent Sunday with Mrs. T. w. Black.
Mrs. Anna Parks has been quite
sick the past week.
Misses Gabriel and Matte Hous-
ton, of Clarksdale and Hattiesburg,
attended the burial of Mr.. Ely Mic
oils.
Hon. Percy Bell of Greenville, is
in the city today
Mrs. T. L. Price, left this morn
ing for Hattiesburg, Miss, where
she will join her husband.
Mr.. Lake Black and wife of Mem,
phis, visited relatives at Oxford and
Denmark recently.
Misses Pearl and Velma Coleman,
of Memphis, who have been the
guest of Mrs. Frank Heard left We'd
nesday for Los Angeles, California.