The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
THE SENTINEL.
THURSDAY. JUNE il, Ism.
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Mr. Hanneberg returned Saturday.
The canvass is getting warm; 50 is the
weather.
Judge L. Brame Of Jackson was in our city
yesterday,
Mr.. J. A Jones left Monday on business
trip to Memphis
Miss Mary Epperson left Monday to visit
relatives in Memphis
We issue three thousand copies of our extra
edition this morning.
7. H. Campbell, Esq, returned Thursday
from business trip to Memphis
Mr. Lee Roberts, of Holly Springs is visit
ing his brother Mr.. D. L. Roberts.
Mr. A. NJ. Doty left Tuesday to spend few
days at his old home in Goodman Miss
Mr. Pat Malone, who has been visiting in
Kentucky for some time returned home yes
terday.
All Of the posts for the electric lights have
been put up and the wires are now being
Stretched.
Mr. P. NJ. Cooper's three daughters return
ed from the Whitworth College, Brookhaven,
on yesterday.
Miss Jennie Fontaine returned to her home
in Bolivar county, last Friday, after pleasant
visit to Miss Mary Bricke
Mr.. Dan James returned Saturday from
Centenary College, where he wenta few weeks
ago to stand his examinations.
Mr.. Hugh Love left Saturday toattend the
Southwestern Presbyterian University Com
mencement at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Mr.. n. A. Mott who is now engaged in bus
iness in Gavin, Ark, is now spending
awhile with his family in the city.
Mr.. Jno. Honor, of New Orleans came up
Tuesday to attend the Durel--Poursne mar
riage. He returned yesterday evening.
Two charming young ladies Miss sallie
Sheehy, of Durant and Miss Alice Eaken, Of
Tollerville, Holmes county are the guests Of
DIR. J. c. Elliott
Miss Minette Brame Of West Point arrived
Tuesday to attend the urel--Poursine we'd
ding. She will remain several days, the guest
of Miss Mary Thomson.
Mr.. S X. Mayer Supt. Southern Equitable
Life Insurance Company Of New York after
stay of few days in our city left Tuesday,
for his home in Mobile, Ala,
Misses Estrachan Nickel and Ida Pryor,
two of Holly Springs most interesting young
ladies left for their home Monday after a visit
of few weeks to Mrs D. L. Roberts
The white public schools will close with an
exhibition at the new school building next
Monday and Tuesday nights, the male school
closing Monday night and the female Tues
day night
There have been several bad caves in the
river road, one at Holly Bend between Enola
and satartia and two below Satartia. Travel
ers should beware of these places and efforts
should be made to stop the caving,
We are sorry to state that owing to failing
health Mr.. Fenton Luckett was compelled to
give up his position at Wise Bros, for the
summer. He left last Friday for Castalian
Springs where we sincerely hope he will
ItNOACis
The session of 1s9Ol91 for colored public
schools will be closed by an exhibition at
Lyceum Hall on the evening Of June 18th.
Colored patyonsa and friends are asked to at
tend. Public examinations on the mornings
of June 10th and 10th.
The session of 1S9O59l for the white public
schools will be closed at the hall in the new
school building by exhibitions ON the evenings
of June 18th and 10th. Patrons and friends
respectfully invited to attend. Puplic examina
tons on the mornings of June 18th and
18th.
The small rains this week have been very
beneficial to tue gardens, but it has not rained
enough TO help those whose cisterns are dry
There are great many cisterns here that
are dry and people are having water hauled
from the river and good heavy rain would
help things in this section nightly.
S. S, Hudson, Esq, of Yazoo county can
ditlate for district-attoney, was welcome
caller at the Clarion-Ledger office. He is a
vigorous young man, good lawyer. first
AltSS tiiC NHttii VI any
in the field. He is making canvass of the
district and is much pleased with the out
look--Clarion-I.edger.
The Spring Sunday School Convention for
Beat will be held at Center Ridge school
house. on next Sunday, jane 14th. All Sun
day Schools in Beat are urged to attend in
mass or to send large delegations. In the
morning the Center Ridge Sunday School
will have their regular exercises. Dinner
will be served on the ground. In the after
noon the school and visitors will be addressed
~ Rev. c. Z. Cunningham Of Yazoo City.
TIE Euchre Club was elegantly entertained
Hast Thursday night at the social home Of
Mrs. W. Il. Stubblofeld, by Misses Lula and
Eva. The prizes were won by the following
vsrties: Ladies prDgressiye-Miss Lula Stub
blefeld: ladies booby-Miss May Shelton
gentleman 5 progressive-MF. ThOs. Lighteap;
gentleman s booby-Mr. Claude swayze. The
shove was one of the most interesting games
the club has ever enjoyed. Refreshments
were ssrTed and enjoyed.
On last ssRday a reporter Of The SENTINEL
bs6 the good fortune of attending the exer-
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