Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-01-09

MISS SUSIE McManon, accompanied
by her neice, Miss Idouia Weaver. left
for Clarksdale last week to spend few
days xsomebody is very sad.
The new Sheriff Mr.. w. b. McGhee.
took charge Monday and will look after
the shsriff's Office for the next two |
years.
Mrs. s. v. Carter and Miss Della
Dean left for Cherokee on Tuesday
last to be present at the marriage Of
Miss Carter.
Our Circuit Clerk, H. .. Erwin, Is
once more made happy, the recipient
OF we'll filed purse from the fees of
the large list of matrimonial bonds
issued for the past two months.
Rev. w. l.. Skinner on account of
moving will be unable to fill his ap.
pointment at the Baptise church next
Sunday, but has arranged to have his
/ place filed by Rev. St. Clair Lawrence.
Miss Martha Digger. after pleasant
visit to The country, returned home
Monday evening. She was accompa-
MED by Miss Nettie Kennedy, AN &C.
compllshed young lady Of Tishomlngo
county.
| Mr.. Will Hill, Of Michigan City, ana
Miss Ellen Jones. of Iuka, we're married
during the holidays at the residence Of
Mrs. J.. 7. Weaver. Rev. Luther A.
McKeown officiating. We extend hearty
congratulations to the young couple.
| 70 local return thanks to the
many friends who contributed to
his happiness during the holidays.
We feel grateful to all, and am
proud to know that We have 80
many good and true friends in Iuka
and surrounding country. We ap-
prec,ate their kindness and will
hold thom sacred in our memory,
May God bless them.
The Florida International and
Semi Tropical Exposition will open
January Is, 1890, at Ocala, Fla.
The exposition is now entering in
it's second season with brilliant pros
poets. Cheap railroad rates have
been secured from north and west.
The officers Of the exposition have
our thanks for q complimentary
ticket. For further information ad.
} dress Geo. W. Wilson, president, or
J. 0. Clark, secretary Ocala, Fla.
During the late visit of the Editor
of the Fulton Reporter and family
to this place, q friend said of Master
Charley, the six months old cherub
of our Itawamba neighbor, "He's
just like his papa,' and turning to
the mother of the boy he concluded
his observation BY saying, "Don't
worry over it, Mrs. L. the boy is
young and may outgrow it, The
Reporter man has big head, a long
nose and parts his hair IN tho middle
The following marriage licenses were
issued for November and December
commencing November LIST and ending
December 3lst, 1889:
| November-J I Rast and Miss Nan.
| cy Underwood, w NJ Smith and Miss
Della Johnson, w B Mcltahon and Miss
Hattie Lee Hubbard, J r Crawford and
Miss Mary Amedia vlnson. A P Hale
and Miss A = Stamphill, W s J Msore
and Miss N + Short, NJ Desson and
Miss d A Adkins, j F Walker and Miss
Bessie d Ellis, r OH White aud Mrs
Alice G Leigh, W A eagle and Miss NJ
E Murphy, H H Ovens and Miss Aller
,.B Haeood, J II Kennedy and MISS
Emma Robinson, W T Hampton and
Miss N E Gurley, c T Ganong and
Miss Eddie sitton.
December-E w Morris and Miss
Fannie Miller, Mark Stewart and Miss
Matte Alexander, j A Nunley and Miss
N . Murphy, J N McMillen and Miss
A Lawrence, G w Burfield and Miss
IA L Williams. tt Steps and Miss P
v Coker. N L Cocker and Miss N Z
Jourdsn, W 4 Bonds aad Miss N E.
Montgomery, w Campbell and Miss
q Pharr. j H B:ckerstaff and Miss
N McRae, W D Hill and Miss Ellen
Jones. ID n Hale and Miss E NJ Moore,
E N Reed and Miss Anna L Matthews.
January LIST. 1900 w Reynolds
and Miss ReUecca Shehorn.