Local society notes span visits and daily life across towns
Miss Laurie Peon visits Jackson friends while Max Lewinthal spends Tuesday in New Orleans. Various residents travel to Magnolia, Jackson, and Biloxi. Measles and cholera concerns close schools and affect locals. Community figures, shops, and a few brief notices fill the week with calls, arrivals, and personal milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Peon
Jackson
Max Lewinthal
New Orleans
G. W. Ard
Magnolia
Missy Ellen McClendon
McCamb
Aly Cohn
State University
W. T. McCalip
Becker
Will Hoskins
Biloxi
Nellie White
Grafton
Deng
Jas, McCormick
Logtwn
B.S. Cox
Local notices and ads from Brookhaven segment
Brookhaven community page notes cotton prices 12.50 to 12.90 with scarce market. Local events include a new residence planned near ER M Bee’s home, jewelry shop promotions, arrivals of Judge Julian Wilson and family, and several personal notices. Also reports funerals, church prayer meetings, job ads, shop services, and a college debate at Whitworth College with Roosevelt Panama issue debate results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven
W. J. Bee
ER. M. Bee
Mills
Julian Wilson Arived
Oxford
James. D
E. Colin
Whitworth
Whitworth Callege
Harvey
Dminson
Roosevelt
Panama
Harvey Johnson
Georgie Stewart
Elizabeth Adams
Philomathean Society
Y M C A Notes Extend Get One Club Deadline
Secretary Younts announces that the Get One club list closing time has been extended to Monday February 1. The banquet will be held the following week with at least fifty new members expected. Sunday at 3 PM Rev TH Hawkins will speak to city men. a short song service begins the event. All men in the city are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younts
TH. G. Hawkins
Marriage Licenses Issued by Circuit Clerk Oliver
Marriage licenses have been issued since Jan 1 by Circuit Clerk Oliver to Whites Isom Walker and Francis West, James Warren and Eilie Rollins, L C Wallace and Mary E Monk, Alsey Arnold and Matilda Ferguson, Virgil Coker and Oma McGehee, Joe Kyzar and Annie Milife y, R N Clark and Ethel Hart, Charlie Davis and Viola Dickerson, John S Laird and Ella Posey. Colored Thomas Johnson and Ida Green, Robi Barden and Oma Tucker, Joseph Brown and Susie Ray, York Sutton and Mary Paxton. The harbor at Salem Mass is frozen across for the first time in fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Isom Walker
Francis West
James Warren
Eilie Rollins
L. C. Wallace
Mary FE. Monk
Alsey Arnold
Matilda Ferguson
Virgil Coker
Oma McGehee
Joe Kyzar
Annie Mc Ilifey
R. N. Clark
Ethel Hart
Charlie Davis
Viola Dickerson
John S. Laird
Ella Posey
Thomas Johnson
Ida Green
Robi, Barden
Oma Tucker
Joseph Brown
Susie Ray
York Sutton
Mary Paxton
Letter from Brookhaven Resident Reports Mills Closing Early
A Brookhaven reader sends $2.00 for the Leader to receive home news. The note wishes a Happy New Year from Tom Seeatian. The letter notes cotton mills likely shut by February 1, earlier than usual, and seeds almost exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhaven
Tom Seeatian
Death of Jno G Ford Conductor Dies at Kentwood La
Jno G Ford, 88, former LC conductor, died of consumption at his home in Kentwood Louisiana on Wednesday. Burial followed at Rosehill Cemetery with services by Rev R H Purser. He leaves a wife and four daughters. Funeral drew friends from Kentwood Crystal Springs McComb and Houston. The mayoral board met. salaries approved. Also notes on Ballard's Liniment and local oil mill cotton buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Tae
Brookhaven
Alfred Moreton
Business College
Lexington
Alfred
Lea DeCoux
Kentwood Commercial
Jnc. G. Ford
Wellman
L. 8. White
EB. Gartman
T. H. Perkins
W. BK
Price
J. M. Wood
Susie Pegram
W.L. Wood
C. G. Wood
I. W. Clark
Jane
Springtown
Texas
Thomas
Jno. G. Ford
Kentwod
Rosehill Cemetery
R. 11. Purser
Ford
Leo DeCoux
Kentwoll
Paul DeCoux
A1. Ford
J M. Dancer
Alice
Tillie McIntosh
Crystal Springs
LM. Gress
Geo. Wolbevecht
McIntosh
Sam Michel
McComb
Alk. N. McIntosh
Houston
Ollie Timvinson
Canton
For Sale at Magee's Barns Nebraska Mules and Horses
Just arrived at Magee's Barns a string of Nebraska horses and mules for sale. Call Frank Howard at once for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Nebraska
Legislative News From Jackson Mississippis Clarion Ledger
The Clarion Ledger announces comprehensive coverage of the incoming Mississippi legislature to begin January 14 in Jackson. Subscribers can obtain early, detailed reports on the session with a special rate for Legislative subscribers. The Daily Clinton Ledger offers fresh counts for 125 dollars annually or monthly, and a weekly at 35 cents or 1.00 per year, with advance payment required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississip
Clarion-Ledger
Tucksor
Mis
Clinton-Ledger
THE
Clarion, Ledger
Jackson, Miss
New Zealand Ownership and Imperial Claims Revisited
In a London Chronicle excerpt, editor humor and a hotel table exchange prompt a discussion of New Zealand as a British possession. It notes Captain Cook, Seddon, and near-annexation debates, mentioning Baron de Thierry’s failed 1880s bid as sovereign chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Supreme Court
da Zealand
Dick Seddon
Captain Cook
Pronc
Baron de Thierry
London Chronicle
The Unwelcome American Girt and a Fashion Tale
A miscellany of social commentary and items from London and Melbourne. It includes observations on American fashion toward wealthy girls and social shifts, a Gettysburg boast, a Waterloo-style council clash in Sydney, and a Melbourne barter exchange for unemployed trades. The piece blends satire with reports and fashion notes from multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LD Akn
Atria
Newport
New York
Poureses
Danton
Wiric l Lenstess
Lonion
Melbourne
Australia
Scientific Australian
Ad St o Oily Writes About Cure Claim
An advertisement claims a product called Herbie cures indigestion and related ailments after failure with many doctors. The message urges readers to try it and to spread the word to friends who are affected, directing to Prive Drug Company for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Pelet
Herbie
Prive Drug Company
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J. W. Mellrath
North
J. E. Denman
Lawrence County
Chas. Butterfield
Norfeld
KE. L. Tobin
New Orleans Picayune
Percy Hudson
Bsiness College
Bowling Green
TJ. Neumann
Messrs
P. Z. Jones
Doerin
Leon Priebatsch
T. C. Maxwell
J. L. Storm
Becker Street
M Sonmit
N. Storm
C. B. Perkins
Morris Mendel
Greenville
Mr. Farner
Dardagnelles
Ark
Joe Storm
Cannon
Curran
G. 2
Chapman
Chas. Penn
Richen
Jno
Rabbi Lewinthal
Nashville
Vkain
Mmes
Prie- Katsch
Wilson
Lula Ward
Moreton Wentworth Company
Cold Springs
Mof
K W. Barrington
Pearlhaven
Mies
Mexican Gulf
Ae Christian, Ade
Harry Dackwell
Darkwell
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Bullard
Gseo
Prica Drug D
Salem
Mass
G. Ford
City Council
Lanier
Avey
McGrath
Larsen
Ballard
Price Drug Company
SE Oil Mill
D Cotton
Frank Howard
Apa
Gettyshure
Little Richard
Philadelphia Record
Waterloo
Austriia
Sydney
Ain
Huerdly
Ani
Philadelpha
East Union Lumber & Mfg. Co
Brookhaven, Miss
Grent’s
Old
Buck
Old Buck
W. P. Hubert
Masonic Temple
Photography
Rpii
T. A. Folby, Brookmayven
Incor
Parsons-Moreton-Wentworth Company
Sention
Yasayin
Uvvtie
Scabieat
Pune
GOD Free
Denis Tal “heeTid
Derowd Wuens
Selisbiekn
Atlee
MamtibAntsrugg Cis
Nqilucar
Sweedie A
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Rial Bank
Mout Ath
Louts Conn
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JL. Beavers
Hyman Zwien
Chis Henek
Kom. Kasterting
HL Tasse
M.D. McGrath
Louis Cohi
HE Wokeetree Bowsky
Inive Cohn
C. E. Grafton Drug Store
Grafton Ding Company
Cherokee Street
Front Street
C. E. Grafton Drug CO
Vdededesen
Blue Bird
B. Perkins
Perkins
Chas, Heuck & Sons Broookhaven
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