Smiles and Worries Meet at Laurel Social Notes
Community chatter covers smiles versus heartaches, local greetings from Meridian visitor Mr. Flood, Dr. St W Jones improving, and Baron Eaton’s Gulfport relatives. Mrs Glarke in New Orleans, Saunders couple back from New Orleans, and Mellon ghost of her daughter in Victory. Howse will not lecture Saturday at the Women’s Club. next talk set for March 23 on Illusions. Laurel Hellet Society to host an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Eaton
Gulfport
GP. Glarke
New Orleans
Bol! Howse
Woman'’s On Girls Club
Reception and musicale at Woman's and Girls Club
A reception and musicale is planned for next Wednesday evening at the Woman's and Girls Club until 10 o'clock, inviting all residents of Laurel. Mrs. Cobb of Cleveland, once Miss Catherine Abbott, and her sister Miss Abbott, are expected next week as guests of Mrs. Frank Gilchrist. Mrs. Victor Langley hosted four bridge tables Wednesday afternoon in honor of Misses Margaret and Kate Bissell and Miss Gilbert of Wausau, gifting enamel and gold bar pins. Miss May Lacey won a box of correspondence cards as the scare prize. Attending were Mesdames Bissell, Bacon, Durkee, Eastman, Gardiner, Gilchrist, Rogers, and Misses Lacey, Reidges, and Burbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's and Girls Club
Laurel
Mrs. Cobb
Cleveland
Catherine Abbott
Miss Abbott
Frank Gilchrist
Victor Langley
Bridge
Margaret
Kate Bissell
Gilbert
Wausau
May Lacey
Mesdames Bissell
Bacon
Durkee
Eastman
Gardiner
Gilchrist
Rogers
Lacey Reidges
Burbridge
Hotel Arrivals List From Southern Hotel Records
A roster of guests at the Southern Hotel includes meriuan de M Ttawlos Baltuuor W. OS Chaves and many others from New Orleans Philadelphia Chicago Detroit and mobile. The wide traveler list notes guests from Meridian Vicksburg South Bend and Desoto among others with several residents and visitors overnight.
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Bayne
Meriuan de
McKinge
Wallesburg
H.T. Wigginbotham
New Orleans
B. OH. Gray
Mobile
Tos
Pearl Lirvet
Kay Woos
Bullard
Clarksdale
Aims
Chicago
Holgenstein
Freeburg
Herford
Orleans
J.P. Togers
New Oras
Kirense
Meridian
Ootaons
Noted YC Win Hee Monon Noted YC
Mr Holsua u of Gharlole Nou is charged with work for Southern states and will be landed on Monday and Tuesday of next week March amd 1 Me Robe ANSON is one of the festival able im in the country and is a thorough old lad and hayle and of work He hall od the boy he is cle au ther at a recent look ertitled The Wage Famine Boy Mr Robinson will speak at the V A GA ball on Monday night at 8 o clock to all who are interested in efforts for the boys of the community His subject will be The Obligation of This Gaminguly fats Boys A large abundance is desired and all who attend may be assured they will hear a treat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsusau
Gharlole
Nou
Anson
Robinson
Weather Dope From Washington City Missis sippi Report
The weather bureau today gives a forecast for Saturday fair and warmer with brisk northerly winds. Meridian visitors include GD Payne J J Carter and B E Eaton. Philadelphia Neshoba county resident Laura McCawley is staying at the Southern. Attendees from Meridian T A Knight and T M Lyons visited the Southern. Pearl River city resident R Snyder and J M Slatey from Uadhesburg were in town for business today. Hotel arrivals nationwide signal business interest in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DE. C
Mare
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
GD. Payne
Meridian
J.J. Carter
French Camp
Laura, McCawley
Phiadelphia
Neshoba County
TJ. A. Knight
Battisaburg
B. E. Eaton
Gulfport
A. M. McKannie
Wattiesburg
Wsa
United States
Police Court Proceedings Record Lively City Case List
Police court actions show multiple cases with fines from one dollar to twenty dollars. Frank Flowers guilty of petty larceny paid 4150 in fines and costs. Several colored women charged with vagrancy received 20 dollars fines, with some 15.08 suspended. Names include Minnie Sra, Gleo Robinson, Werner Collins, Helen Wilson and Dollie Smith. Jon O Connor found drunk with 87.50 and costs. Jessie McDonald guilty of obstructing a sidewalk fined 100 dollars and costs. Gaming suspects Wall Pair, Gon Trotter, Wish Caldwell, Pete Williams and Jones. Chas. Jones found not guilty. Trespass on railroad property fined 2 dollars and costs for Wilt and A A dunking. Efforts to patrol road yards after daylight noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poller Court
Frank Flowers
Mahme
Minnie Sra
Gleo Robinson
Werner Collins
Helen Wilson
Dollie Smith
Jonn O'Connor
Jessie McDonald
Paler
Wall
Gon Trotter
Wish Caldwell
Pete Willams
Jones
Wilt
A.A
Orleas
Mobile
Ghinesa
A Drawing Card Promises Low Prices and Satisfaction
A local business touts dependable service and unbeatable prices with a focus on customer satisfaction. It pledges fair charges, constant bargains during high markets, and a refund if customers feel the product is not worth its price. Featured is Hummers Jessie Creamery Butter offered at 35 cents per pound with a money back guarantee.
Cousins Tie Knot In Oxford Union
Miss Pearl Clardy daughter of A C L Clary former Missouri Pacific attorney will marry Gordon Frierson of Jonesboro Ark tomorrow in Oxford Mississippi. Bride is visiting with aunts Miss Parry and Miss Betty Frierson. Sister Myra and parents and Miss Virginia and Lynn Clardy depart to attend the wedding. Tide with Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lins
Mare
Pearl Clardy
Martin L. Clary
Missouri Pacific-Lion Mounts
Oxford
Miss
Gordon Frierson
Lirney
Jonesboro
Ark
Eleek
Misses Parry
Betty Feierson
Myra
Virginia
Lynn Clardy
Hed Lights 10 Leave Atlanta
March 16 Atlanta reports Men and Religion leaders urging mayoral aid for reform. City considers abolishing resort dishes in a move linked to state supervision, while officials seek to align with a vice commission movement. Laurel city directory copies offered at 84.00 at the Daily Argus office. Fresh country eggs offered at 2.00 per dozen at Chaprue's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Daily Argus
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Emma Quilett
LL. D
District of Columbia Woman Burlrage Association
Taft
Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Washington
R. L. Patrick
Dad
Flood
Dr. St. W. Jones
Mrs. P. H. Saunders
Mrs Mellon
Victory
Lawrence Wilson
Laurel and Vicinity
Gary
West Central Avenue
Bridges Auto Company
Southern Hotel
Nelson
Brewerton
New Orleano
Yarbrough
Dobele
Windia
Daleville
Ala
L. Mitteriall
Dalevile
Sterling
Flournoy
Detroit
Mich
D. J. Marshall
W. D. Morgan
Albertville
Chitwood
Albertvile
Ada
Bert Jleed
Geo
Simmels
WY. L. Bordgers
Hammeth
St. Louis
Win Hee Monon
Asbusy i
YALE
Craft Bros. Supplys Co
Central Ave
Laurel, Miss
Luu
Chapman & Company
Mara
Anderson
Atlanta
Chaprue
S. F
Boston Shoe Store
Magnolia St
Com. Bank & Trust Co
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