Mt Pleasant Notes on crops guests and health
Prospects for an abundant corn crop are strong. Local notes mention Clinton attendance at the normal, Mr T J Reeves of McComb visiting BF Clark, Gatlin ill with pneumonia, T J McFadin recovering after a week, Mrs Julia Mosk of Ambler visiting, Roy J E Thigpen of Magno sia to assist in meetings starting the 4th Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
T. J. Reeves
McComb
BF. Clark
Julia. Mosk
Ambler
Roy
J. E. Thigpen
Magnosia
Billy the Kid
Boyce Moodie
New Orleans
C. W. Warnock
Women’s Club
St ‘Hotel Inez
N. W. Rameey
Mitt
Lois Cooper
Bee
Ashveille
Parser
I. Blom
Brookhaven
J. Carpenter
May
The
Brandon News
Jos
Juliet
Brown’s Wells
A. D. McClendon
Cases Before the Mayor During the Past Week
City cases listed for the past week show Henry Willia charged with disturbing the peace and fined 2.50, Walter Day also fined 2.90 for disturbing the peace, with other names and minor penalties noted in the mayor’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Henry Willia
Eng Va
Walter Day
Costa
Eiesbees
Guanied
Railroad Time Table Fragment
Rail timetable fragment shows train numbers and arrival times with illegible portions. Key entries include No. 1 and No. 8 with arrival or departure times around early morning and late afternoon, but many digits are missing or distorted in the OCR.
Grafton's guests and town notes mingle in Brookhaven
Local items recount visits at Grafton's and Mr. May's home, new drinks like Brookhaven's Extra, and shopping at C E Grafton Drug Co. Mentions of Miss Wilmoth Adams returning to Gloster, various social visits, improvements to homes, and community events amid a flurry of names and small-town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyler
Grafton
F. W. Becker
Gloster
Joicie Smith
John May
Cynthia Bush
Thos. C. Maxwell
W. H. Smith
May Hemby
May
Mary Fobbs
Union Hall
Be Waldrop
Missionary Conference Inspires Brookhaven Audience
The Missionary Conference at the Methodist church ran Tuesday through Thursday with about thirty preachers present. Bishops Candler of Georgia and Galloway of Mississippi spoke, notably Galloway on his Travel to the Orient with vivid tales of Japan and missionary work. Brookhaven hosts and officials praise Mr. I. C. Enochs, named general manager for Goodyear railroads and mills interests in the region, as a key local figure tied to Whitworth College and Pearl River Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. McGrath
Cooper’s Wells
Mississippi Chess Association
Castalian Springs
Brookhaven
Mission Board
Ric Huntley
Shierrot
Brookhaven Methicat
Athete
Vik
Bishop Candat
Mr. Huntley
ALC
Candler
T. McNair
Railroad Avenue
Georgia
Bishop Candler
Aspoesia
Mr. McNair
Methodist Church
Bishop Galloway
Mississippi
Orient
Japan
Magnolia Gazette
I. C. Enochs
Gazette
Goodyear
Pike County
Enochs
Mieteaipot
T. H. Brinson
G. Wood Magee
Mr. Brinson
Hid
H. F. Huffman
Sosete
John Cowart
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Plans Outlined
From Buffalo New York President Goodyear writes to Manufacturers' Record detailing a 100 mile line from Slidell Louisiana through Pearl River valley to Monticello Mississippi with no further extensions planned The executive team includes Tamme president N W Goodyear vice president Charles I James and N G Pearsall general manager Covington La The line will connect with the New Orleans & Northeastern at Slidell and aims to connect with Mississippi Central and Illinois Central at Monticello Chief engineer is J Frank Coleman of the Hibemia Bank Building New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Goodyear
New Orleans Great Northern B. R
Buffalo
N. Y
Manufacturers’ Record
New Orleans Great Northern
Slidell
New Orleans & Northeastern
R. R
Pearl River
Monticello
Miss
Tam
N. W. Goodyear
Charles I. James
N. G. Pearsall
Covington
New Orleans
Northeastern
J. Frank Coleman
Hibernia Bank
New Orteana
Fourth of July at Hodgmans Grove Plans Formed
Capt J L Storm of the Stonewall Guards and Estus Smith manager of the Brookhaven Cornet Band are finalizing details for the Fourth of July celebration at Hodgmans Grove next Tuesday. Speakers not announced yet but organizers expect quality oratory, a competitive drill by the Stonewall Guards, and fine music by the Cornet Band plus stringed instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Storm
Stonewall Guards
Estus Smith
Brookhaven Cornet Band
Hodgman’s Grove
Stonewall Growrds
Cornet
Residence for Rent In Brookhaven Mississippi
A six room residence available for rent located at the corner of Chippewe and Chareb streets opposite the graded pass. For particulars contact J. B. Nalty in Brookhaven Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewe and
Chareb Streets
J. B. Nalty
Brookhaven
Miss
Magnolia and Brookhaven Battle In Pretty Baseball Game
Magnolia defeated Brookhaven 10 to 2 in a well played Friday afternoon matchup. Magnolia showed strong teamwork from start to finish while Brookhaven fought valiantly, though errors and defensive slips by Magnolia’s opponents helped shape the final score. The article notes crowd smallness due to threatening weather and contrasts with a later, troubled game against Wesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Brookhaven
Magnolia Boys
Amite
Stewart
University of Mississippi
Rook Ayen
Wesson
Nigana
Eight Hour Day and Living Costs Pressure
The piece argues eight hour work limits are rare for those in own shops or farms who must often work longer to cover costs. It notes increased prices for necessities pushed some to fourteen hour days, citing distrusts inflating living expenses. A civic notice mentions a reception hosted by Capt. and Mrs. J. J. White of McComb for their son Hugh J. White and his bride Judith Weirogg of Prestence Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Penn
Lily Gali
Natchez
Has. W. Crisler
Ben
Mrav. J. Mack Bird- Jong
Oxford
J. J. White
McComb
Hugh J. White
Ble Bride
Judith Weirogg
Preeence
Kentucky
Monticello progress and local happenings in Lawrence
In Lawrence Hickman Son Butler and Co plan a larger warehouse after tearing down the Broad Street structure. A river pleasure boat is being built by Henry Schwein and R D Garrett for excursion use, boosting Monticello as a leisure spot. Prof C V Carver is named Monticello Academy principal starting Sept 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman, Son, Butler & Co
Broad Street
Henry Schwein
Silver Jreek
R. D. Garrett
Monticello
W. H. Speights
Aubrey
Rawls Springs
J. H. Anding
J. P. Hemby
Baptist Church
C. V. Carver
Kentucky
Monticello Academy
Carver
Notes From the Clinton Normal
In Lincoln county teachers promote a top county record with 60 enrolled at the normal, second only to Copiah. Instructors are the best from top schools, led by Mrs. Philips, with a model school spanning from primary to grade six to demonstrate modern methods over old field schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Hinds
Copiah
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Insurance and
J. C. Casnahan
St. Marco Building
Ployers Liability
East Union Lumber & Mfg. CO
Val
Pearl River Railway
Brookhave
Pearlhave
Hewek
MT. Pleasant Notes
Gatlin
T. J. McFadin
Dailly
M.D
Fassenger
Peart Riverays
M—Ai
Sheeley
Weaunt
Pat Cassidy
Af Her
Preliy Am
Tisinois Central B
Piles Brookhaven
S.m
A.m
Wilmoth Adams
Birdie May
J. D. McMurchy
Pleasant Place
O. Newton
W. E. Moreton
W. E. Price
Jackson
Mary Moreton
Epworth League
Mary
Hayler
C.F
Conant & Co
Walter Featherston
East Union Lumber Yard
Matthews Ard
G. W.ard
Conant & Company
St. Marco
R. Going
M. E. ‘Sims
Grass Killer
C. B. Perkins’ Hardware
Harneas
Osyka Tapnery
Jite
Htov
Beareceanu
Agaigt
Pastor A Hemby
Hogue Tees
Katie Buchanan
Mt. ‘Omens
R. W. McNair
Wylie Cotten
Bachellor
R. D. Moreton
Bettie Durfey
Vicksburg
May. Batchelder
Sacred Heart Convent
J. J. McGrath
Nellie
Lawrence County Press
Old Brown
N. T. Tull
Tom Storm
Mrs
Sam Storm
B. F. Jones
L. H. Bowen
Thomas Evans
Summit
Mr. Evans
John Ryan
Mr. Young
J. A. Hobbs
West Cherokee
F. H. Hartman
Josie Kitel
New York City
Chas. Hartman
West Point
Chaffin Burton
M. L. Burton
Bro. Burton
Chaffin
President
Hodgman's Grove
C. E. Grafton Drug CO
Lawrence
Misa Ruby Butler
San Antonio
Texas
Jutler
J. H. Lane
D. Wi Beadell
Kentwood
Slathan Thornton
Wan’ Peal
Ais
Seywn Ion, Fhpeen Lees Peek
Clinton Normal
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