Local notices and social updates from Lincoln County Times
November social events include Adderson and Wolf offering fine stock in the city. Neva Newman returns from Scarritt Training School due to ill health. Rev A I Purser to continue Baptist pastorate for four years. Local health, schooling, and travel notes. visits to Cord, Starkville, McComb, Bogue Chitto, and Brookhaven. ginning, farming, and church activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Wesleyan Aid Society
Neva Newman
Scarritt Training School
Kansas City
Purser
The
Baptist, Church
Lincoln County Times
Local notices and society items from Brookhaven paper
Town and county notes describe Y M C A activities, church services, visitors and local business openings. Mentions Miss Jennie Chrisman and Miss Nellie Covington visiting, Rally Day at Sunday School, and various returns from New Orleans and Dallas visits. Also ads for hardware, organ, dressmaking, and theater performance by W. S. Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Chrisman
McComb. Y. M.C
Nellie Covington
New Orleans
Methodist
Anderson & Wolf
J. W. McGrath
C. C. Gibson
Magnate
TicGrath Cash Giveaway Starts Saturdays November
The ad on the front page announces TicGrath will give away $10 each Saturday starting November 12. In other items Mayor Lanier disposed of several cases: C H Smith fighting fined 2.50. Arthur Smith profanity fined 5.00. Mary Jane Smith disturbing the peace fined 2.50. Ed Bridges disturbing the peace fined 2.50. J N Smith J H Green and Tom Hilton disturbing the peace fined 5.00 each. Wm Hill drunkenness fined 10.00 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TicGrath
Lanier
C.H. Smith
Arthur Smith
Mary Jane Smith
Ed. Bridges
J. .N. Smith
J. H. Green
Tom Hilton
Wm. Hill
Honor Roll Brookhaven Graded School Second Month 1904 05
The Brookhaven Graded School lists names across grades from First to Sixth for the second month of 1904 05. Distinct pupils include First Grade Egdar Applewhite Flora May Grafton James Perkins. Second Grade Myron Buie ae Donning Alice Raylige on. Third Grade Jesse Greery May Vardeman. Fourth Grade Julien Wil Joughby. Fifth Grade ers Davis Bolton Huldah Tea a. Sixth Grade Mary ty white Edwin Barron Aileen Bass Bennie Beacham Ivy Cato Rose Cook ea Dunning Lu cille Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egdar
White
Flora
May Grafton
James Perkins
Myron Buie
Ae Donning
Alice Rayligeon
Jesse Greery
May Vardeman
Lincoln County Teachers Association Meeting Notes
The Lincoln County Teachers Association met for a regular session at 10 AM on Saturday October 29 with about seventy teachers present. They discussed a reading course outlined by the State Board of Education and listed books and subscription options. Supt. Green spoke, Miss E Kennebrew presented on Primary methods, and the next meeting on November 26 may include music. the group now has fifty paid members. Magee Bros. Barber Shop announces new ownership and location on Cherokee Street offering hot and cold services.
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Lincoln County Teachers Association
State Board of Education
Morgan
Monroe
Nee Garlick
Payne
Mississippi School Journal
Jackson
Green
E. Kennebrew
I. P. Scott
Perch Dots and Local Visits Highlight Community Notes
Miss Florence Lewis and others visited at the Wilson home over the weekend. Sympathy sent to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Russell on the loss of their babe. Walter Beeson withholds details at the World’s Fair except for squash and pumpkin. Prayer meetings at Townsend and Pleasant Grove noted, with Prof Godbold and Prof Foster prominent in gatherings. Ethel and Maude Lee guests of Flora and Dora Beeson. Prof Koster reports quiet weather in Weson. Ira Beeson touts a big potato crop and his wife’s large apron earns mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lewis
Evie
Cordie Iifith
Fannie Jolly
Conn
Jessie Ritchie
O. F. Wilson
W. M. Russell
Babe
Walter Beeson
Cordie Griffith
Mamie Wilson
Warren Townsend
Moffatt
Ronnie
McComb City
Pleasant Grove
Prof. Godbold
Ritchey and Busby Wed in Magnolia Train Bonding
Mr. J. W. Ritchey and Miss Vera Busby eloped on No. 5 train to Magnolia, where J. R. Walker officiated. The bride wore crepe de chine with velvet trim. The couple left on No. 4 for a two week tour of St. Louis, Chicago and Niagara Falls.
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J. W. Ritchey
Vera Busby
Magnolia
J. R. Walker
J. P
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Leader
Milnois Central
Adderson & Wolf
Montgomery
Beulah Piding
Norfield
Polly
Joe Boone
Martinsville
Mackie Fulgham
Washington, D. C
J. M. Wood
Brookhaven
Miss
R. D. Lanier
J. B. Daughtry
Stanley T. Byrd
Aaron Hurst
Charles Heuck
Fourth Ward
Sam Abrams
Ambler Notes
Concord
Ben D. Ratcliff
Starkville
A. &M. College
Owen Monk
McComb
John A
W. E. Lofton
Frank Hughes
Franklin County
T. H. Montgomery
Alice Wilson
Auburn High School
Joe Woodall
Willie Avara
Luella Montgomery
Bogue Chitto
R. E. Woodall
T. M. Brister
Eesay
Dr. Witherspoon
Presbyterian
J. M. Adams
West Bogue Chitto
East Union Lumber Yard
Oscar Hartmen
Mississippi College
Clem Clark
Dallas
Texas
Willie Warnack
C. B. Perkins
N. Vance
Baptist Sunday School
Anna Jones
Crystal Springs
Emily
W. L. Covington
Harlhurst
J. H. Redding
Will Richards
Chicago
Perkins Furniture
J. McGrath & Sons
E. B. Witherspoon
Graham
Waynesboro
Patton
Opera House
Dr. Brill
Greenville
McGrath Esse
Roni
Tos. H.W. McWaley
Baiety Penitentiary
Gua
Jon Leder
Mayor's Court
Poston
Okhaven. Ie
Hastelhorst Courier
H.A. Delnaon
Louis,Colin & Bros
West Ride
Avenue
Edwin Clapp
Crawford
Utz & Dunn
Swift
Santhene World
Sun Brothers
Hardell and Hart
Wonderful Hill Family
Dan Leon
Equestrienne
Herr Klotz
Yeates
Ede
Tedele de
Desess
J.W. McGrath
Louis Cohn
F. F. Becker
LW. Baggett
Asst
Casi
the Commercial Bank
Avery
Gene Nganap Agee
Saron School
Norwell
Magee Bros.’ Barber Shop
J. U. Spence
Cherokee Street
Wallace Magee
Bro
Guy E. Brignall
Geo
A. Love
McGrath
Toth
A. Staffler
A. Staffler's Perfume Department
Louisiana
Colorado
New and Old Mexico
Arizona
California
P. Turner
Tonio, Ps
WM. E. Henderson
Ordnes
Mills
R. M.nasty
Illinois Central Railroad Company
ST. Lous
Ticke
Tllinots Central
Butler Library
Seei Ang
Agen
W. Harlow
Louisville
McDougall
D. P. Neah Orie
Memphis
Queen & Crescent
Northeastern
Alabama and Vicksburg
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific Ry
Ino. W. Wood
Tray
Pass
Meridian, Miss
Shears
Price Drug Co
East Union Lumber & Mfg. Co
Long Leaf Yellow Pine Lumber
Keys
Cee Atal Wines
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