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Laurel Ledger

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1905

Page

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Mt Carmel Council Admits Sixteen In Laurel Meeting

Companions Gus D Levy G I M and others from Louisiana and New Orleans assisted Mt Carmel Council No 43 in conferring Council degrees on sixteen candidates. After the meeting a banquet at Laurel Hotel honored Dr H G McCormick. New members listed include A B Jones J B Pack William Norris J R Dunn and more. The officers of Mt Carmel Council are H G McCormick T I M J M Consley D M A L Steinwinder P C O W C W Morse treasurer W F Rumble C of C J T Buntyn stewart J A Wimbish sentinel. The influx should push the lodge as a leading Masonic body.

Gus D. Levy G.I. M Louisiana Will H. Wood D.M John C. Wicliffe Robert Irvins New ‘Orleans Laurel Mt. Carmel Laurel Hotel H. G. McCormick A.B. Jones J. B. Pack Wm. Norris J. R. Dunn G. W.Shirum J. B. Shirum J.B. Galloway W. D. Martin C.N. Buffum A. E. Moody J. W. Bradley G. M. Dennis H. Bonney C.S. Baker J.J. Steinwinder C.W. Morse W. F. Rumble C. of C J.T. Buntyn stewart J. A. Wimbish inpetus Masonic

To Feed The Snake At Carnival Show

A 27 foot boa at the carnival will be fed live sheep tonight at seven o clock. Spectators are urged to view the animal coil and swallow the sheep whole in a dramatic display.

Kirkwood, A aged eighty six, dies at Laurel home

A Kirkwood aged eighty six dies at his Laurel home Tuesday morning after fifteen years in the city. He was born in Jackson County and leaves a wife age seventy four and six children. R F Kirkwood lives in Fopes, Miss. Interment at Hickory Grove. He joined the Methodist Church at nineteen.

Kirkwood Jackson County Laurel R. F. Kirkwood Fopes Miss Hickory Grove Methodist Church

Kye Taylor Attacked Near Eastman Gardiner & Co

Watchman Kye Taylor was found on his front porch early Thursday morning in a bloodied nearly frozen state with cuts and bruises. He alleges he was assaulted and robbed near the town business district by unidentified assailants. N P Welborn and Dr. Cook tended his injuries and he was carried home.

Kye Taylor Eastman, Gardiner’ & Company N. P. Welborn Welborn Dr. Cook Taylor

Agent Hassel Promoted to Hattiesburg Office

C. W. Hassel, noted N O G N ER railroad agent, has been moved to Hattiesburg in the largest southern office south of Meridian. Laurel friends congratulate him on the promotion. T. M. Fuller resigns as Hattiesburg agent to become president of Bogue Homa Lumber Company.

C. W. Hassel N.O. GN. ER Hattiesburg Mr. Hassell Meridian Laurel T. M. Fuller Bogue Homa : Lumber Company

Call for city action on muddy sidewalks and plank paths

A reader urges Laurel authorities to fix bad sidewalk conditions across the city. He notes mucky passages force pedestrians into the street and suggests funding plank or charcoal sidewalks before the eagerly awaited free mail delivery after July. He closes with a contrast to local eateries and advertisings.

Epior LEDGER Laurel PRO BONO PUBLICA

Card Lumber Co Begins Erection of Large Hardwood Mill

The Hugh C Card Lumber Co has begun a large hardwood mill in the northern city, across from Lindsey Wagon Co. The firm bought thousands of acres of timber in the territory and plans a saw mill with capacity of 15,000 a day. Payroll will be about 900 dollars weekly, boosting city business as most laborers are to be brought from Tennessee.

Tennessee

Cotton Market Close Steady. Futures Mixed In New Orleans

The Cotton Market in New Orleans closed with spots unchanged at 11.78. Futures for December 11.82 to 11.86, January 11.92 to 11.93, and March 12.16 to 12.17. W. W. M. Hosey of Vernon was a business visitor Friday.

Some Men Pay Rent Or Own Their Homes

A speaker urges readers to switch from renting to owning by saving ten percent of wages and investing in land. He offers to select a lot for buyers at advertised prices and asks readers to send ten percent of their wages for help in acquiring land.

Post Office to be moved to new brick building

Government seeks rooms for a local post office in a specially erected facility between the YMCA building and the Dunagin Whitaker Co store. Bids were received with the lowest favorable bid from the Dunagan firm. A 30 by 80 foot floor space is needed and rapid work is planned as the Laurel National Bank contract ends February 1.

Dunagin-Whitaker Co Laurel National Bank

Election of Officers in Laurel Chapter 126 R A M

Laurel chapter No 126 R A M reports officers elected at the regular meeting on Wednesday night H G McCormick E H P C I Beers King W D Martin Scribe J M Consley C of H W F P Rumble P S H C Miller R A C C W Morse Secretary P 5 Gardiner Treasurer G W Shirum Sentinel J B Shirum M of first V H Bonney M of second V C N Butfum M of third V The lodge will meet for the ensuing year every Wednesday night.

Laurel H.G. McCormick C. I. Beers King W. D. Martin Scribe J. M. Consley W. FP. Rumble P.S H.C. Miller R.A. C C. W. Morse Gardiner

The Cosmopolitan Amusement Co at Laurel Street Fair

Business boosts at the baseball park as the Cosmopolitan Amusement Co from Meridian performs under Confederate Veterans auspices. Shows run nightly despite weather, praised as clean and superior to typical street fairs, with ten percent of receipts to the veterans group and daily low prices for patrons.

Cosmopolitan Amusement Co Meridian J. L.Powercamp LaFayette

Jasper County Court House Fight Settles Into Two Districts

A countywide ballot settled the Jasper court house question by creating two districts. East side towns Heidelberg Vossburg Pachuta Paulding vie for the site while west side contenders Bay Spring Montrose Louin Lake Como Stringer Mossville push their favorites. Voters in each town contribute 50 for election costs. The second vote reduces contenders to two, with the winner hosting the court. Bay Spring and Montrose each have local endorsements.

JaSper county ifa Selinine seyterale Heidelberg Vossburg Pachuta Paulding Bay Spring Montrose Louin Lake Como Stringer Mossville Jagper Countian Soain Court’ house The LEDGER

St John s Episcopal Church Service and Sermon Notice

St John s Episcopal Church announces services with sermon at 11 am titled John Baptist the Exponent of the Simple Life. Strangers welcome with good music. Evening service and sermon at 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 10 am. Superintendent 8 S Gardiner and Rector Rev W T Allan conduct.

John Baptist GARDINER W.T. ALLAN

Presbyterian Church Sabbath School and Services Schedule

Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath school begins 9 45 a m instead of 10 a m and regular preaching at 11 30 a m and 7 30 p m All are invited to attend In attendance pastors from Methodist Churches invited Young People's Society meets at 6 45 p m Prayer service Thursday at 7 30 p m open to members and nonmembers Rev James W Arnoop pastor

Yegular Methodist Churces Socieey of Christian Endeavour James Ws" Arwoop

Town gymnasium exhibition and game announced

Sunday afternoon event notice invites all townspeople to a Thursday night gymnasium exhibition and basketball game. A nominal admission fee of 15 cents will be charged. J Allan Ray, Supt.

Plaid tactical J. ALLAN Ray

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MT; CARMEL A. Kirkwood Star N. VU WARD & TAYLOR CARD LUMBER CO New Orleans The Cosmopolitan Amusement Co JASPER COURT HOUSE St. John's Episcopal Church Presbyterian
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