Marshal J. J. Clancy auA John
Pope; of Livingston, attended the
trial, of William Preston Tuesday.
Miss. Mary Colyer and Mjs Etta
Pike visited relatives here this week
and atteuded the Commencement
exercises at the college.
Jothan Brown was in from the
Glades Tuesday and told usnhat
there-was a great deal of sickness
in his part of the county.
Mrs Dr. Cooper, of Livingston,
and Miss Fannie Redd, of Crab
Orchard, were guests of Mrs. F. L.
Thompson Wednesday night,
Mrs. Kate O'Mara and family,
who had been visititig Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Miller, for several days, left
SatuVtlay for Bermitigham, Ala. A
Herman Frith and Cleave Cable,
two.of Brodhcad's nicest young
Tuesday uight to
men were up
the cntertaiumeut at the college.
L. I. Scott and H. P. Allen were
iu town Wednesday and secured
marriage Mcense for Owen Allen
and jaiss Klla Saulmon and' Mac
La'rge.and MibS Lou Allen.
Capt. and Mrs. B. N. Roller, Mr.
and Mrs. Dock Stucky oud Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Sambrook, of Livingston,
were present Sunday to
hear the Baccalaureate sermon.
Dr. and Mrs: W. J. Childress, of
Livingston, and Miss Georgia
of Pine Hill, came up
Tuesday to (attend the
at the corieg Tuesday ii'ipliu
Lester Hilton mul'Manley -Alb- ',' Pr,oi. levers will open the 'Norm-bright
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were up irom "Brodhead last al Monday morning. '
"'J1' ' ' Marshal J. J. Clancy brought
t
The teachers, Misses Cox, Ow- Polly MtilHn liere and put her in
ingsand Mitchell, left for their jnil yesterday, on a charge
hmnes at n a. in, to-day. cealing stolen property. Tne goods
Ceci! and Richard Williams, of , were those stolen by young Pres-
Stnnford. are visitidir their nrnnd -
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Williams,
and attending the commencement
exercises at the college.
