Dry cold weather and social visits noted in Jackson area
The column lists residents and visitors around Jackson, Brandon, and Fanin including E G Moss, Albert McLaurin, Maude Tinnin, Minnie Brown, W H Nicholson, Ed and Van Downing, D A McKinnon, Bessie White, Dr McDowell and daughter Zelle, Roy Noble, J McD Shaw, Chas McLaurin, Charlie and Tom Moore. It mentions cotton at 11 cents, a social at Miss Dora Lee, and attendees Jenkin, Embree, and Campbell's Business College in Jackson. Fire rumors and river fire reports are noted, along with Methodist district conference in Fanning, Thanksgiving service, school enrollment of sixty, visits by John Lawson and J M Polk, and a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets from Eli Butler.
Health Notes And Local Church Attendance In Puckett Area
Health is very good with exceptions of bad colds. Rev. Jasper Miley preached here last Sunday to a sizable congregation. Several from Puckett attended church. Mrs. Will Boone of McHeny visited. friends welcomed her back. David Warren is able to be up again after illness. Ed Warren improves from fever. Henry Traxler of Pleasant Hill, injured earlier, is improving. Prof. John W. Terry of Fuckett was a pleasant caller. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Everett of Fonnt visited Warren parents. E J. Green of Magee was here Sunday. J. J. Terry of Guinn and his daughter Minnie attended church. Miss Sadie Patrick visited her mother near Patrick Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Margaret Bethel
Brainerd
Minn
Will Boone
McHeny
David Warren
Ed Warren
John W. Terry
Fuckett
J. J. Terry
Guinn
Miss Minnie
Local Notes On Residents And Moves In The Area
Mr. Pickering's child is improving. F. M. Polk has been sick but is better. O. W. Polk remains on the sick list. Mrs. Nola Overby of Magee visits briefly. Puckett moves stir speculation. Dan Kennedy sells to Walter Gill of Johns and moves in. Kennedy to Mayton with a new place. W. H. McKane reports building chimneys at Galilee. Mrs. A. A. Burnham visits Johns. Miss Zella Walker of Johns begins...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pickering
F. M. Polk
O. W. Polk
Dan, Kennedy
Walter Gill
Johns
Mr. Kennedy
Mayton
A. A. Burnham
Zella Walker
Be Quick Croup Remedy and Local Updates
Be Quick. Not a minute should be lost when a child shows croup symptoms. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given early prevents the attack and is pleasant to take. Also, Chamberlain's Palm Balm provides quick relief from sciatica. Various local notices follow about post office changes, railroad talk, travel plans, a funeral, and forthcoming letters on “The Negro a Beast” to appear in The News TM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. G. Thornton
Virgil
For Sale and Public Notice Items From Brandon Mississippi
A miscellaneous collection includes an ad offering suits from Gayden and Co and a sale of five 4 year old Hereford bulls by R. F. Grimes in Fannin Mississippi. A help-wanted notice seeks a faithful person to call on retail trade with a straight salary and expensed money advanced. Also advertised is Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds and skin ailments. A public notice records Denice A Warren filing for final proof in Rankin County Mississippi with witnesses listed and a date set for December 19, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hense
Travelers
Monon
Chicago
Department of the Interior
Jackson
Miss
Chancery
Rankin County
Brandon
Mississippi
Denice A. Warren
H.E. Nodd
Choctaw Meridian
BR. E. Patrick
Patrick
W Burnham
JP N. Thompson
J. G Carter
Chapman
My Eeeyred W. Collins
Unique indoor playground in Chicago attracts families
A novel indoor playground on the third floor near a model summer cottage attracts children and parents on shopping trips. Amatron runs the space with sandpiles, shovels, wheelbarrows, swings and laby jumpers, while rustic bridges, gravel walks, a miniature lake, a fish stand and a guarded linen box create a faux country retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amatron
Navy recruits scour idle coal regions to fill naval ranks
The Navy Department mobilizes labor from Pennsylvania miners and other states to recruit able bodied men for sea service. Under Rear Admiral Taylor and Secretary Moody, officers will visit Wilkes Barre and multiple Pennsylvania towns and likewise recruit in Ohio Indiana Minnesota Dakota and western states. Recruitment aims to fill vacancies and crew ships for winter maneuvers in the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Pennnsylvania
Navy
Admirsl Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Moody
J. P. Ryan
Wilkesbarre
Danville
Williamsport
Lewisburg
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Lebanon
Reading
Allentown
Bethlehem
Euston
Mauch Chunk
Pottsville
Marleton
R. D. Hasbrouck
Louisville
Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Cleveland
Sandusky
Toledo
Detroit
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
W. L. Littlefield
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
J. P. Morton
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Arizona
Caribbean Sea
Pricey Paintings Draw European Buyers Closer
The Vossische Zeitung critic in Berlin laments rising American art prices, arguing European collectors struggle to compete as U S collectors push values higher. He notes Fontainbleu school riches in Paris, cites Marquands and Mrs Gardner as discerning buyers, and warns younger American millionaires inflate prices. Also mentioned are social trends like marriage costs and Rostand studying maps amid quick reading of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
United States
Quincy Shaw
Fontainbleu
Paris
Shaw
Henry G. Marquand
Allan Marquand
New York
Gardner
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mempays
C.ch
Memphis
Demter
South
Apse
Frank DeWitt Talmage
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Bates
Tenn
Postoffice
County
Queen and Crescent
J. Anderson
A.G.P. A
New Orleans
Geo. H. Smith
New Orleans- la
C.W. Owen & Son
A. C. Norman
Cato
Kipney
CURE
A.G. Thornton
Hattiesburg
Gulfport
Gulf and Ship Island
G&s
Gulf
Newport
Mobile
Gulf Coast
Lauril
Lumberton
Columbia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Maxie
Saratoga
Laurel Branch
Business College
Roy
DLA AE Lol AO
Marvelous
Diamond Dyes
Burlington, Vt
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Spee
Fannin
Moss
Albert McLaurin
Maude Tinnin
Minnie Brown
W H. Nicholson
Fannygushie
Ed and
van Downing
D. A. McKinnon
Delta
Bessie White
Dr. McDowell
Zelle
Our Town
Roy Noble
J. McD
Chas. McLaurin
Charlie
Tom Moore
E F. Starr
J. T. Ellis
W. B.sanderson
Cotton
Dora Lee
Jennie McLaurin
Leone Alford
Campbell
H. T. Ellis
Methodist District Conference
Fanning
Mr. Lewis
the Baptist Church
Jenkins
Embree
John Lawson
Polkville
J. M. Polk
Eli Butler
Frankville
N. Y
Galilee
Jasper Miley
Puckett
Henry Traxler
Pleasant Hill
G. T. Everett
Fonnt
Mrs. Warren Sunday
E J. Green
Magee
Sadie Patrick
Nola Overby
W. H. McKane
W. S. Easterling
W. P. Gill
Parts Unknown
E. N. Ross
Mary Martin
Jim Gill
R. L. Chapman
Louisiana
Delhi
J. A. Chapman
Pelahatchie
Walker
Jimmie
Jim
Great Peakine Mill Company
Mendenhall
Strong River
W.W. Chapman
L. J Caughman
Good Water Raptist Church
W. P. Chapman
Gayden
Hereford
R. F. Grimes
Fannin, Miss
Gayden and Co’s
Bucklen
G. Thornton
Norman
A. L D. Rhodes
Estabe
Europe
Vassar College
Chicago Record- Herald
Rostand
Mr. Gross’ Victory
M. Rostand
United S
Chicago Record
Hera
Rome
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