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Newspaper

Laurel Ledger

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1905

Page

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Social Scene At Argus Club Meeting In Gulfport

Mesdames George Floyd and J. B. Jarvis hosted the Argus club gathering on Rumble Street with punch in the hall, a decorative literature rose, and readings. Guests included Mrs. Buffum, Mrs. Jones, and Mr. Jones, with a late afternoon lunch and violets given to attendees.

George Floyd J. B. Jarvis Argus club Rumble Street Mary Whitaker progress club Shakespeare Stewart M. Jones Kate Kelly Mittie Rowan Mesdames Chas N. Buffum J. S. Pleasants

Mrs. Lelia C Noble Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Lelia Cope Noble wife of A W Noble editor of the Laurel Chronicle died at her home Friday morning after nearly two years of illness A severe cold hastened death She was born in Washington County Alabama in 1876 and lived in Paulding Jasper County She leaves a husband two children a mother and two brothers The burial will be today at Hickory Grove at 2 o clock from the Presbyterian church with Rev R L Campbell in charge

Lelia Cope Noble A. W. Noble Laurel Chronicle Mrs. Noble Washington, County Ala Paulding Jasper County Hickory Grove Presbyterian church R. L. Campbell

Evangelist Rev John B Andrews to Lead Two Week Tent Meeting

Union tent meeting led by Rev John B Andrews and music director Mr Ray opens Sunday Nov 5 on Main Street Methodist Church lot. The campaign aims to seat 1000 in a series noted for remarkable results and strong appeal to local crowds. COMMITTEE announces the event.

John B. Andrews Mr. Ray Main Street Methodist Church Dr. Andrews

Rally Services Postponed At Main Street Church South

Main Street M. E. Church South posts morning and evening services by the pastor. Children bring mite boxes for a Sunday morning contest with a Bible prize. In two weeks all Sunday School members should help with the foreign mission assessment. Ben Pylon sustained a head mash when two lumber buggies collided at E. G. & Company planing mill.

D. P. BRADFORD E. G. & Company

Two Sides To The Question Editor Ledger

J C Windham, supervisor Beat Two, explains county road work efforts in Tullahoma and two swamp areas. He notes $1.25 daily pay to recruit labor, idle funds to pay for repairs, and plans to use convicts after two iron bridges are completed. He urges overseers and locals to cooperate if possible.

Tullahoma Board of Supervisors J.C. WINDHAM

St John's Episcopal Church Service Times and Sunday School

St John s Episcopal Church announces services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with good music and a cordial welcome to strangers. Sunday School begins at 10 a m led by Superintendent Phillip Gardiner and Rector Rev W T Allan.

PHILLIP GARDINER W. T. ALLAN

Pallas Brown Concert at Odd Fellows Hall Next Saturday

The Pallas Brown Concert Co. appears at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday night November 4 with violinist Pallas Brown, singer Laura M. Gregg, and Edith Hale offering reading and sketch work. The Rice Bureau backs the show, the best in the region, after a cancelled nearby date.

Pallas Brown Concert Co Odd Fellows Hall Rice Bureau Pallas Browns Laura M. Gregg Edith Hale

Chicago Glee Club Opens Tullahoma Club Series

The Chicago Glee Club was the attracting act for the first Tullahoma Club entertainment on Wednesday night. The show drew a crowded house and momentum suggests the series will be successful with all attendees likely to attend future performances. C Harper suffered injuries from a twelve foot fall at Kingston office. two ribs broken and he was shaken up.

Tullahoma Club Chicago Glee Club C. Harper Kingston

Rumble advertises nearly sold out lots for quick sale

Mr W F Rumble told a Ledger representative his page advertisement has sold most of the twenty eight lots shown last week. A few are left and described on the paper’s last page. Interested buyers should see him at once to join the deal before they are gone.

W. F. Rumble LEDGER

Commissioner's Sale Ex Parte vs E C Carroll Jones County Miss

Chancery decree in vacation 1905 authorizes Commissioner J H Crawford to sell at public auction on November 20 1905 at the Ellisville courthouse. Property lies along N O and NE railroad west side Laurel Jones County Mississippi SE Quarter of SW Quarter Sec 32 T9 R11 and NE Quarter of NW Quarter Sec 5 T8 R11. Sale for cash to highest bidder.

E. C. Carroll Chancery Court Jones County Mississippi Ellisville N. O. and N. E. railroad company W. B. Harbeson A. M. Harbeson John H. Cook Chancery Clerk N. E S. E S.W Township N. W Sec Laurel county of Jones J. H. CRAWFORD

For Sale milk cow and local notices

For Sale. One milk cow five gallons per day J C CLARK. J C Clark has returned from a pleasant vacation. Mr and Mrs C T Singleton have moved to the country. They reside with Mrs Singleton's parents Mr and Mrs Baker on their farm two miles east of town. Mr Singleton comes in to his work in the depot every day. We are receiving goods every day Racket Store. Call and examine our complete line of notions, Racket Store. The Racket Store will gave money for you. All you can eat twenty five cents. Try a regular dinner or supper at the Star. Night and day, regular meals and lunches, short orders at living prices. The Star Restaurant, Dr H G McCormick and Geo M Dennis went to Hattiesburg Monday night and took the Red Cross and Commandry Degrees in Masonry. They expect to take the Shrine degree in Meridian in November. Our lunch counter has made a hit. Instant accommodations. The Star. Lunches for the busy man, ready all the time. Try our lunch counter. The Star. Plummer Pearson and C D Valentine, of Myrick, were business visitors to Laurel Tuesday. G W Clayton, of Heidelberg, were a business visitor Wednesday.

C. T. Singleton H. G. McCormick Geo. M. Dennis Hattiesburg Red Cross Commandry Meridian

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CELESTIA W. ROWAN Mrs Mobile son Knight L. E. Hall Gulfport George Gardiner New York Rumble board of directors Public schools High Street Misses Winslowe Tuller Main street Russia R. Patrick St. Petersburg Frank Wisner Susan Rebecca Cook Vivian Peter Marion Anderson R. W. Hinton Jr Will Heidelberg McDuffie Street Lumberton Miss Morgan of Stafford Springs Frank Sullivan Eleanor Gardiner Elinor and Lionel Gardiner Elizabeth Beers Frances Fresenius Margaret and Joe Rumble Helen Houston Elizabeth Cocke Katherine Rogers Elizabeth Wisner Oscar Heidelberg Hallowe’en music club Misses Morgan Thornton Annie Ray Rowan Mesdames Will Sullivan Will Dunagin Lauderdale T. C. Lyle Miss Bridges Starkville city Chas. Denham Union Tent Meeting M. E. Church South Windham St. John’s Episcopal Church The White Dove Seal Brand Prince George Clemencia Cigate Rumble’s J. C. CLARK J.C. Clark Star Star Restaurant The Star Plummer Pearson C. D. Valentine Myrick G. W. Clayton Heidelberg
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