The city itemizer., July 17, 1913, Image 10

About The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918

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rhe City Itemizer
Established 1894.
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1913,
Water Valley,
Yalobusha County, Miss.
Office Phone. 256,
Residence Phone, 183.
Mrs, S. W. Tate, of Riverside,
Cal., is in the city for a two weeks’
visit to relatives and friends the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Gafford.
Miss Lillie Hartwell left last
Friday to attend the Young Peo
ples’ Missionary Conference in
Booneville. While away she will
assist in holding Missionary In
stitutes in Corinth, New Albany,
Amory and Verona.
Miss Vivien Dorsey returned
home last Saturday from a several
weeks’ visit to relatives and friends
in Columbus and West Point.
She was accompanied home by
Miss Mary Hackleman, of Colum
bus, who will spend seeeral weeks
in our city as her guest.
Miss Beulah Page, of Sulphur
Springs, Texus, is in the city for
an extended visit the guest of
Miss Nellie Page.
Misses Rowena and Bertha
Moore, of Splinter, are in the city
for a several days’ visit the guests
of Mrs. W. D. Moore.
FO R RENT—The Earl Carr
house. Apply to
Mrs. W. O. Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. McClendon,
of Hattiesburg, are in the city for
a several days’ visit the guests of
Dr, J. H. Shoffner.
Hon. J. N. Flowers, of Jackson,
spent last Friday in our city the
guest of Dr. J. C. Armstrong.
Miss Sadie Pearl Cullen, of
Jackson, Tenn., is in the city for a
several days’ visit to her aunt,
Mrs. P. J. Gaffeney.
Save your Piano Tuniuig
and Repairing for A. B. Adams.
Price, $4.00. Work Guaranteed.
Address, Coffeeville, Miss.
The Bravest are the Tenderest
When “Stonewall” Jackson was
the unknowu teacher at. the mili
tary school at Lexington, Va., an
old comrade passed a night at hi3
house, having with him a little
daughter only four or five years
old. It was the first time the child
had been away from her mother,
and Major Jackson showed the
greatest solicitude lest she should
miss the mother’s care. He wanted
the little one committed to Mrs.
Jackson’s keeping for the night,
but she was shy and clung to her
father. During the darkness and
stillness of midnight the guest was
startled to find some one in his
room. It was the soldier-professor
who had crept stealthily in to see
that the little girl was snugly
tucked under the covers and was
not grieving for the absent mother.
—Selected.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pickle are
receiving the congratulations of
their many friends on the arrival
of a fine little son, John Anderson,
who arrived at their home on the
evening of July twelfth.
Hats re-modeled aud re-trimmed.
Materials furnished if desired, at
Miss M. Brown’s Millinery Parlors
on Calhoun Street, Phone 465 .
Mrs Claude A, Spencer returned
home last week from a months
visit to New Orleans, Durant and
Castillian Springs.
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Mrs. John L. Chapman of Du
rant spent a few days in our city
last week the guest in the home of
Mrs. John Chapman.
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Mrs. Dock Bell, of Sumner, has
been spending seveaal days in our
city the guest of Mrs. Henry
Stewart.
Mrs. J. S. Hudson, of Oxford,
spent last Saturday and Sunday
in out city the guest of Mrs. G.
W. Price.
Miss Markolita Boyle, of Cof
feeville, returned home last Friday
after a three weeks visit to our
city, accompanied by Miss Mar
gery McLarty, who will spend sev
eral days there her guest.
TO
Ford’s
Wells
For Both
HEALTH
and
HAPPINESS
The place where you
can get the Water and
the Atmosphere that
will build you up and
make you new.
The valuable Medici
nal qualities of this
Water is recognized by
all who have used it
and is spoken of in
highest terms. Visit
these Wells and you
will be convinced of
the truth of this state
ment.
Terms Reasonable.