John Rowe Killed in Gulf and Ship Island Wreck
John Rowe was killed Tuesday morning in a wreck on the Gulf and Ship Island railroad. He was a brakeman on the freight departing at 6:30. A car jumped the track near Service, breaching a trestle and fatally crushing Rowe. He died minutes after being removed, with Joe Dent aiding. Rowe asked for prayers and remained conscious until death. Rowe belonged to Laurel Lodge No. 154, K of P, and Waynesboro Lodge 10,245 F and A.M. The Knights of Pythias took charge, embalmed him, and shipped his remains to Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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John Rowe
Gulf and Ship Island railroad
Rowe
Laurel
Joe Dent
Ile
Laurel Lodge no 154
K. of P
Waynesboro Lodge
A.M
Knights’ of
Pythias
Bowling Green
entucky
Laurel baseball club forms in Laurel Mississippi
The Laurel club organized at Laurel Mississippi with capital of 10000 dollars. Bruce Hayes is manager and has selected a diverse roster including Harry Vitter and J red Smith as pitchers. The squad trains under Hayes from the New Orleans and Northeastern depot at 9 10 this morning.
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The_ Laurel
Laurel
Miss
Bruce Hayes
New Orleans
Northeastern depot
G. A. Floyd
W. L. Pryor
J. W. Sumrall
W.L. Pryor
J. G. Daly
R. E. Hassell
Hayes
Harry Vitter
wil
J*red Smith
Yazoo City
Al Roberts
W. Guitcresz
Canton
Henry Hoffman
Macon
Jackson
Miss India Russell Weds L G Matthews in Hattiesburg
Miss India Russell of this city and L G Matthews of Hattiesburg married Wednesday afternoon at the bride's parents residence with Rev. D P Bradford officiating. They plan to make Hattiesburg their home. Laurel ice cream producer offers wholesale and retail service for socials and weddings by order from The Vienna Bakery. Rev R L Campbell and wife visited Heidelberg Wednesday to see relatives.
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India Russell
L.G. Matthews
Hattiesburg
Rev
D. P. Bradford
Laurel
Vienna
Foote Patrick Commission Co Elects New Officers
The Foote Patrick Commission Co held its annual meeting of directors, reporting strong business and a capital stock increase. New officers elected were Robt L Patrick as president and GM, Geo M Foote as vice president, and W H Buckley as secretary and treasurer, with a new board of directors chosen.
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Foote- Patrick Commission Co
Robt. L. Patrick
Geo. M. Foote
W. H. Buckley
Execution Sale in Jones County Mississippi
Public notice of an execution sale by constable in Jones County Mississippi to satisfy a court judgment. The land description includes multiple metes and bounds parcels totaling about 20 acres, with sale on the first Monday of June at the Ennisville courthouse door for highest bid to cover the judgment and costs.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Jones County Mississippi
By authority of the undersigned Constable under execution issued by D H Price Justice of the Peace for Bet Two Jones Mississippi on November 16 1903. A judgment dated May 16 1901 in favor of C J Miller against G L Kinch and M W Finch for 386 50 with 6 percent interest and costs. Real estate described lies in Jones County to be sold June first 1903 at Allisville courthouse to satisfy the judgment. sale notes and boundaries follow with parcel details and measurement.
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consubie
DH Price
Powe
Burt Iwo
Jones Staite
Mississippi
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Compu
corporatio orrunst le J Ling
WOW bande mthesumor
Begummog
Giurel and
Antioch
ranning
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Urence
Clear Biineh
Denham lot
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Clear Branch
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Jones
State of
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Iwell
Ennisvaille
Tones county
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mit
D H Price
Bet Two
County of
H Price
C J. Miller
G. L Kinch
M W . Finch
Denham
wong Clear Branch
Allisville
Jone
ILa om
dpm
IHL
Evans
Ballards Snow Liniment Praised For Bruises In Texas
D R Byrnes of Doversville Texas reports 14 days bedridden with a severely bruised leg found relief using Ballards Snow Liniment. He calls it the best medicine for bruises ever sent to the afflicted and a positive necessity. Sold in 25 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes by Johnston's drug store. White Dove Flour advertised with a carload at Warrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
D. R. Byrnes
Doversville
Texas
Johnston
Meeting of School Board elects teachers and reelected superintendent
At last night’s school board meeting Prof. W. L. Abbott was reelected city schools superintendent at 1500 dollars yearly. Additional teachers were elected including Prof. M. P. Bush, A. C. T., Smith, and Misses Brockman, Ege, Austin, McKay, Harris, Ernest, Miller, McCormick, Pape, Linghidge, Winslow, and Tullos. The faculty is not yet complete with the high school principal and two teachers to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Abbott
M.P. Bush
A.C. T
Smith
Misses Brockman
Ege
Austin
McKay
Harris
Ernest
Miller
McCormick
Pape
Linghidge
Winslow
Tullos
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sver house
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J. H. Crawford
aurel
vilege
D. Boylston
e Ladies’ Industrial Society
e Presbyterian church
Pack
ith Eastman, Gardiner
Pine Hill
Richard Walley
Shinn
Laurel alth
C. C. Rolf
Buddy Ford
Ford
Raymond Krebs
Times-Democrat
Jack Woelrath
C. C. Relf
speedy
Cotton States
SPALHIVE
HYMENITAS
MATTHEWS
RUSSELL
R. L. Campbell
Heidelberg
Foote-Patrick Com. Co
Warrens
W. L. Scott
White Cove
Arce Campbell
Thornton
Sandersville
Harvey Bonney
grand lodge
Laurel lodge No
Wrights of
Juve
lickory Grove
J. ‘.L. Williams
Sickory Grove
W.J. Bonner
Bonner
Iattiesburg
picniic
Tallahala creek
Culpepper and Johnson
Shirum, Beers and
Norris
Sojourner McCormick
Bishop
FRANK GARDNER
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