The City itemizer., April 30, 1914, Image 7

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Death of Mr. Robert Harris.
Mr. Robert Harris, formerly a
resident of our city, and a popular
conductor on the I. C. R. R., died
at his home four miles west of
Charleston early last Saturday
morning from a long illness of
brights disease. He was popular
with and esteemed by our people,
and the news of his death was re
ceived with deep sorrow.
He leaves a devoted wife and
three children to mourn his death,
who have the sympathy of their
host of friends here.
Mr. and Mrs J. E, Lipsey and
children, of Memphis, Mrs. Ed.
Matthews, of Oxford, Mrs. L. W
Dekle, of Canton, and Miss Jessie
Johnson, of Clinton, were called
to our city this week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Lee Hawkins.
Rev. T. H. Dorsey ret urru d home
Monday night from Tunica where
he bad been assisting the pastor
of the Methodist church, Rev, J.
W. Raper, in a several days’ sue
cessful revival meeting,
Mr. and Mre. P. Ohlson and
their Mother, Mrs. S E. Van
Vranken, left Tuesday morning
for Elkhart, Ind., where Mesdaraes
Ohlson and Van Vranken will
spend several months Mr, Ohlson
will return home in a few days.
Notice to the Public.
The firm of Buckley Brothers,
composed of Richard Buckley and
H. G. Buckley has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. Rich
ard Buckley taking over all prop
erty of every kind and description
belonging to the firm, and he also
assuming all debts or liabilities of
the firm. The business will be
continued under the supervision of
the owner under the firm name of
Richard Buckley.
We desire to thank our friends
and patrons for their patronage in
the past, and we bespeak for the
new firm the same favor and con
sideration.
Richard Buckley.
H. G. Buckley.
This, April 13th, 1914.
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PROGRAMME
1 Gypsy Rondo_J. Hayden, Arr. by Kramer
Annie Belle Anderson
Maxyne Mauldin
Hazel Holley
2 Valse Vive_Geo, L. Spaulding
Marcia Mauldin
3 Skating_B. Cecil Klein
Mary Robinson
4 Austrian Song_J. A. Packer, Op. 69, No. 1
Pauline Williamson
5 Grande Valse Caprice_H. Engleman
Minnie Maude Markette
6 Le Carillon_Leon Ringuet, Op. 19
Ruth Parks, Corinne Miller
7 Neckerein_Henrick Lichner, Op. 249, No, 2
Margaret Woods
8 Dance of the Fairies_Harry J. Linclon
Nina Williams
9 Poupee Valsante_Ed. Polindi
Hazel Holley
10 Dream Days___
Ruth Fulmer, Anna Ray Royal
11 Cooing Doves_H. W. Petrie
Beatrice Mackey
12 Serenade Badine__Gabriel Marie
Audley Kennedy
13 Valse Brilliante-M. Moszkowski
Ruth and Quinn Parks
14 Napolita_Leon P. Braun, Op. 7, No. 4
Maxyne Mauldin
15 La Papillon_Calixa La Valle
Annie Belle Anderson
16 Rhapsodie Migonne_Carl Koelling, Op. 110
Sadie Newell
17 Serenade___C. Roland Flick
Kate Woods
18 Solo--Selected
Hazel McDermott
19 Comrades in Arms_F. Clifton Hoyle
Inder Davidson, Anna Ray Koval
20 Shepards All and Maidens Fair_Nevin, Op. 16, No. 2
Coralie Blackston
21 Salute A’Pesth_Henri Kowalski, Op. 13
Frances Tatum
22 Staccato Caprice______Max Vogrich
Mary DePoyster
23 Grande Valse Brilliante_Emil Liebling, Op. 12
Inder Davidson
24 Hungarian Rhapsodie, No. 2_FranzLiszt
Ruth Fulmer
25 Midsummer Night’s Dream_S, S. Smith, Op. 76
Mary DePoyster and Coralie Blackston
26 Good Night___J. Goldenberg
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