Laurel Chronicle, The (Newspaper) - March 31, 1911, Laurel, Mississippi fhe LAUREL OF MICHIGAN will Speak on inthe at PER YEAR F JRT Cases NED ration lex t ry of week or the ED rd et t W n the i for jury Union Wed m of rant ubian Woodmen judgment by agreement in favor of plaintiff for with six jer cent interest from date and cost taxed against plaintiff Henry Boswell vi R C Rather jury trial verdict in favor of plaintiff tor with six per cent interest from date and all cost The Hall Company Moses judgment by agreement in favor of plaintiff for and cost taxed to and defendent in mount crued at instance of each N H Saik vs Wiley Pilgrim and wife cause dismissed on motion of defendant and cost taxed against plaintiff and sureties on appeal bond W J Smith vs Kingtson Lumber Company dismissed by agreement at cost M Walker vi Powers and Cook on motion of plaintiff and plaintiff taxed with all cost The grand jurors appeared in open court and presented indictments bered from 533 to 543 inclusive and same were received by the court and filed by the clerk SIXTH DAY Petit jurors appeared in open court and proved attendance for first week John Broomfield vs Haywood and Mary Ford jury trial verdict in favor of plaintiff for possession of certain real estate in Laurel G C Johnson vs H Ginaburg jury trial verdict in favor of plaintiff for and all cost Rex Gavin by next friend vo ler Bros judgment by default against defendants and writ of inquiry to as Best damages of plaintiff ordered J F Rutledge administrator estate of W C Forter deceased vs Ellis ville Lumber Co judgment by agree defendant to pay plaintiff and plaintiff to pay all court cost Floyd Hamrick by next friend vs Old Home Mixture Ja and Grandpa used teal Feed Stuffs Baying See Us ET EM FOOL YOU L Lee judgment by agreement in avor of plaintiff for to pay cott J M Ford vs W M Carter Company jury trial verdict in avor plaintiff for with six per interest and all cost H Bryan vi A McDaniel jury rial verdict in favor plaintiff for with six per cent interest from December 15 1909 until paid SEVENTH DAY Ordered that list of petit juron fcr second week of term be spread upon minutes Rex Gavin by next friend vs Miller Bros jury trial verdict for and damage assessed at and all cost T H Oden vs Clay C Collins motion of defendant to set aside ment rendered at a former day of term sustained and cause continued or the trem W E Hopkins vn J A Brinkley motion of defendant for llave to draw all special plans sustained W E Hopkins vs J A Brinkley attachment rightfully issued and by W F Rumble vs J H Cook jury trial verdict in favor for 541.97 and rost H T Bosworth vs Williams and Freeman jury trial verdict in plaintiff for with six per cent interest from October 31 until paid and all cost W E Hopkins vs J A Brinkley jury trial verdict in favor of for with eight per cent intercut from date and all cost The State vs M A Odom et al ordered that dirk of Wayne county send certified copy of indictment in this cause to be filed with record in said cause sent from Wayne county 01 change of venue The grand appeared in open court and presented Indictments mini bered from 544 to 550 inclusive am same were received by the court am filed by clerk The City of Laurel vs Daniel Fen ner Earnest Marsh Woody Melton Bass Lige Ferryman Johi j Bryd Ed Flowers Mary Wilson Johi Newman Edgar Dunlap W H Har rison Henry Tulson and Fred Holi field cases no I pros in case EIGHTH DAY B W assignee vs North British and Mercantile Co cause dismissed at plaintiff's J D Warren vs S W Anderson cause revived in name of C H Kirk land trustee in bankruptcy of of J D Warren he Swimming Pool Ready and Rales Governing Same Adopted Fine Three to Years Old HLES E L Low Prices Cash or i hese Great Bargains Co Big Damage Suit Ends in an Award of to In December 1910 a Mr Cree was killed by a train on the North eastern railroad between Laurel an Ellisville The E Cree filed suit in the circuit court agains the railroad company for The case came on for hearing in th court this week and waf hotly con tested both by the plaintiff and de company a number of wit testifying on each side Abl wera made by counsel fo join and the case was given tc the jury which relumed a verdic awarding in favor of The railroa company will appeal to tb supreme court This is the long looked for week iid the pool Is to be in operation some very unexpected thing to prevent Ibn Board of has determined the rules the operation of the pool nd the hours and everything is in The interest has d in the thing fur which all have so bard and now is the time 0 enjoy it According to the announcement 1 ready made the Sunday afternoon meetings will be resumed on Sunday be hour of meeting being announced ater Dr L W Rose will address he meeting it will be well worth hile to attend Other features of le program will be both and helpful From this ime on the meetings will be held some series of helpful are planted At the meet ng next Sunday both gentlemen and will be welcome In addition to the speakers for the tate Convention of the Y M C A were named in a recent issue he following have been Dr F T Bay ley of Denver Col N C N C C L ates of Atlanta Ga and W II Ball of New York At this con- delegates from Leagues Classes and other organizations if men will be welcomed With the first day of April the members uf the Association enter Into a contest for memberships According to the plan announced all be boys who belong are to be ed in the contest on one or the other of the two teams The team which in the greatest number of memberships will be set down to a feast of chicken etc with the losing side enjoying mush and milk etc on the opposite side and then comes the laugh Each dollar of membership money brought in entitles the team bringing it in tu five points in the general score which will be ed weekly until tho last day of the month when the contest closes There will also be prizes for the individuals who score the greatest number of Captains and colors have been chosen and the boys are already busy getting members The International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association was able to close its fiscal year with every obligation paid of its budget of for its homo work and its foreign work In fifteen countries and en all continents first Annual Ball of Locomotive Fireman and Engineers a Success Tie plans of the members of Laurel Lodge No 798 B of L F and E for a social event culminated day night in tho Annual Ball of the organization which took place in Odd Fellows hall which was and beautifully decorated for the occasion Tho members of the local lodge with their wives daughters and sweethearts were out in force and with many of their Laurel friends ami others from points north and south on the line of the N 0 M and C railroad made up a largo nnd happy company of pleasure seekers Fine music was furnished by Prof S S Levy and his orchestra which waa a prime factor in contributing to the pleasure and happiness of those that took part in the dance It was a social and the several committees ot the lodge charged with planning the affair deserve the fullest of praise for the unqualified success which attended their efforts Long may Laurel Lodge No 798 B of L F and E exist and flourish Painful Injury Befalls Little Ctrl bat No Serious Result The four yeur old daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Crawford little Annie Lee met with fan accident Monday by which she sustained a painful Injury In a gith two inches on her right jaw It seems little Annie was playing In the yard with an old clock case which she called her doll baby and bad gotten into her baby carriage with it In her play the carriage was overturned throwing Annie out and she fell to the ground the right sida of her face striking the clock case with considerable force as both reached ground producing tho injury before stated Tho family physician quickly responded to tho summon him and sonn ed the wound and had the little patient resting easily The wound is not of a serious nature and will soon bo able to play with her doll tho old clock case J W Fordney of Michigan Will Talk on Reciprocity CONTESTANTS STANDING 59 62 79 81 87 88 89 92 94 97 99 191.110 201.270 Hon J W Fordney of the c Co this city and member of congress from a Michigan district has been in Laurel for the past week looking after his extensive business interests here At the tation of Hon R E Halsell pro tern and other citizens Mr ney has consented to tho people of Laurel and vicinity in tho courthouse at p m tonight on the subject of a question of vast importance to the economic interests of the United States at this time Mr Fordney is a student of the financial questions of the day and is prepared to talk advisedly on Reciprocity Ho should be ed by a large audience in the court room tonight REMOVAL NOTICE Dr C M Hyde has moved his office to ver Laurel Drug Co store opposite postoffice to 12 3 to 4 p.m Phones 39 residence 247 All calls day or night promptly answered The Industrial Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet with at her borne on Wednesday April 5 at 3 p m Mrs will be silted by Mm R L Patrick in enter tainiog All members of L I S are respectfully urged to attend this meeting Notice The STEPHEN D LEE Chapter hold A Bazaar April 8 1911 consisting of substantial articles fancy work and food The Bazaar will be held in the vacant store room next to Commercial Bank CS Trust Company Daughters solicit your patronage MILLINERY Friday and Saturday March 31 and April 1 First Showing of Pattern Hats Fine Dress Goods and Trimmings Silks Wools and Mercerized Tissue White Goods and Embroideries New Line of All the latest styles New Goods Received Daily Dunagin Whitaker Company
