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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
Committee Hears
THE CONTINENTAL
Continued from First Page.)

Il distance of $40 feet: the other fronting
on Lombardy Street and extending from
Leigh Street q distaEJe of $50 feet long.
In the open space between these two
buildings the power plant and the rail-
road tracks from the Richmond, Freder-
ickstUrg and Potomac Railroad. on which
the property fronts. will be placed
Colonel Cutshaw stated that he was
opposed to the closing of the street. as
the city would grow in that direction
Mr.. Blanks. OF the committee. pre-
serted the objections Of adjacent prop
erty owners. who feared that their prop
erty would be Injured.
Mr. Mills asked Mr. Mayo whether, IL
the concession asked by the company
should be granted. the company would
oblfgate itself to put up the plant. Mr..
Mayo replied that he could not give as
surance of this. as the company had
come to no Definite decision. However.
the concession as to closing of the street
could be made conditional upon the ac-
ceptance Of the proposition by the COM
pany.
Mr.. Branch called attention to the
fact that the matter was not only the
question of securing an enterprise en-
ploying 1.5G0 hands. but the saving to
Richmond what it now has in q factory
employing 700 hands The company has
tory somewhere Whether in Richmond
or not. the present South Seventh Street
plant will be abandoned and sold
COMMITTEES ACTION.
After looking over the ground the COM
Inittee adjourned to the City Hall at
o'clock. The committee mere assembled
and the petition of lie company was
read.
Mr.. Blanks thought the people inter-
ested had not had opportunity to be-
heard. and that the matter should be-
laid on the table until a later meeting.
Mr.. Mills moved that the City Attor-
rer and City Engineer be instructed to
prepare an ordinance granting the COM
pany the permission asked. TO be re-
ported to a special meeting to be held on
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Minor thought the City Attorney
should report on the legal rights the city
can convey to the company covering the
present area of Clay Street from Bowe
to Lonlbardy. and that the City Engineer
should report on the cost of opening OF
Lonbardy Street. which the company
names as a condition Mr.. Mills ac-
cepted these two suggestions as a pare
of his motion.
Colonel Cutshaw could not say what
the cost of opening Lombardy Street
would be. He was opposed to the clos
ing of Clay Street and thought no hasty
action should be taken.
Mr.. Mills motion. as added to Dy Mr..
Minor. was adopted.
The committee will recommend to the
Council Monday afternoon the granting
of the petition. ana the matter will come
up in the Council on Monday night foe
action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
SENSATIONAL SUIT
IN STAFFORD COUNTY
MT. James Dent Brings Action for
Damages Against Mr.. Mountjoy.
MEMORIAL DAY SPEAKERS
The Usual Public Observance Omitted
ct the National Cemetery at Freder-
icksburg-Wheat Crop Failure.
New Telephone Lines.
.fspeela, dispatch 10 The Times,

Observation-Disclosures VA, May ga
slander suit has been entered IN ,''e III
cult Court of Stafford connt! y! ~,
James Dent against Mr.. Reuben 'iouii'-
Joy, of the same county. Bo'h aie - ~
trent citizens The damages are iaid al
$780, and It IS said that inc SUIT WIN
be Of a sensational character.
Owing 10 The great demand for pub
Tic sneakers at Arlington and other points
on National Decoration Day, the usual
.oul,lic observance in the National Ceme-
terry here Will be omitted this year
There will be no special services. put the
cemetery. which is one OF the most beau
fiful in the country, Will be open as us"ai
to visitors.
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL.
Preparations are being made for the
ehrcrvance of Confederate Memorial Day
here on Tuesday. June 3d. The pro-
Crane is being prepared by the Ladies
Memorial Association.
Rev L. A. Cutler, OF Louisa. has nc-
copied the charge of the Christian Church
At Beaver Dam. near the Louisa line. in
Hanover co,inty, which he will serve at
stated intervals. In connection with his
other charges.
The Madison Telephone Company is
constructing a branch line from Madison
Courthouse TO Criglersville; also to Wolf
town, and the additional lines will soon
be In operation
new bridge has been erected over the
stream between Thorn Hill and Ia, IN
Orange county. by the supervisors.
DISASTROUS FAILURE.
The wheat crop all through this section
of the country IS disastrous failure.
and not more than onc-fourth of the
average crop will be made. In many
cases the wheat will not be cut, as the
yield will not pay for the labor. This Will
be a serious loss to the farmers Corn.
however. is promising at this stage, and
a fairly good fruit yield is expected.
CAPTAIN Richard c. Croxton. of the
Twenty-fifth Infantry. y. S. "A. who was
recently married and who. with his bride,
has been spending their honeymoon with
relatives in Essex county. has been grant
ed an extension Of leave Of absence Ter
one month.
Mr.. A J. Mallory. of Orange county,
though seventy years old. has this season
gut in cultivation over sixty acres OF
corn, with the assistance of only enc
helper.
Mr. William TaIiaferro. of Essex coun-
t.. who was accidentally shot in the face
while hunting turkeys last winter. from
lost hopes of having his sight restored.
After repeated experiments on his eyes
by specialists he has derived no benefit.
Rev r. Semple Rowe. of kennedEs-
willie. Md. is visiting his sister. Mrs.
Mary A Luck in Stafford county. who
IS very III. Mrs. Luck is the widow OF
The late John NJ. Lick. and b3S. rea"hed
The good bid age Of seventy-nine years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
OBSERVED AT LOUISA.
Many improvements in the Town.
Working for Monument,

tSteclal 'isl'al'H 10 Inc llmcS.1
LOUISA, VA, May 29.-Mcmorial Day
will be observed here tomorrow as a
holiday by the bank and pcstofice here.
Among the visitors in town to-day are:
J. w Moody and wife, Sulphur Mines.
Va: Mr., Cussons and wife, Arminius
Mines, Va: Mr.. Milhado, Mineral. Va;
Rev. J. K. Ellis. Gordonsville. Va: Rev.
Edward Meade. Fairfax, Va; Mrs. 1. n.
May and party. Oakland. Va: Wy D.
Cardwell. Hanover, Va; c. A. Allison.
North Caroiina5 Geo. E. Black, Hartford.
Conn.
A lady from Roncevcrte. West Virginia.
Gays snow was falling when she lef'f
there last night.
The improvements in town under the
present administration are noticeable on
every hand The board walks are being
out in first-class condition:
The idea of park has been dropped
and the ladies are working hard now for
the monument and the plot of ground as
q site for the same near the depot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
P|CKP OCKETS TRY
WRONG INDIVIDUAL
W. N. Goodwin, Member Of House
from Nelson, Grabs Two and
Turns Them Over to Law.
isneciai Disnatch to Tho Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch to Tho Timcso
STAUNTON, VA: May ga bold at
tempt al robbery was made. this evening
while the Carnival was at it's height by
two fakirs, who gave their names as as
George, Johnson h,yn st, and j; E.
mitted upon Hon. ". H. Goodwin, of Nell
son county. and occurred in a passenger
coach on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
to return to his home at Alton. While in
the rush to secure seats he felt a hand
being thrust into his pocket and turned
in time to see the man who had gotten
possession Of roll OF bills amounting -
5000 This man finding he was caught
passed the roll over to a confederate Of
his, but was not soon enough, for Mr.
Goodwin seized the confederate by the
throat and held the. two men until Off
GERS Newman and F'retwell rushed to his
assistance and took the prisoners to Jail.
Another one Of +, II the gang H. G. Lee,
store out Of S..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30

Yesterday and promises to consume two
more days. Every inch Of ground is being
contested by both sides. and the objec-
t,ons and exceptions noted by counsel are
sharp and exciting and at times anus
ing to the large crowd in attendance.
Both sides arc ably represented. Tho
n,a;ntiff has as counsel Judge w. z.
Homes and the firm Of Thorpe and Bas-
kcrville. and the defendant c. ]. Faux
nor and Henry w. Anderson. of Rich
n,ond.
Miss Alice Goode Harris. who has been
critically III at the home of her mother,
In this place. fer the past week, is thought
to be better.
The recent rains have improved the
corn and oat crops wonderfully. Tho
wheat crop Is almost failure Most OF
the farmers have finished planting to-
hacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
RIXEY HAS NO RIVAL.
He May Have Republican Oppos3'on
hut It Will Be Futile.
,speclsi Dispatch to The Times.1

aI,EStNDRIA VA, May 29.-Repre-
sentative John F. Rixey. OF Culpeper,
viii be the Democratic capdldate LOT f,I re,
this fail from the Eighth Congressional
District. The time allowed by the Distrn .s
Committee for the registration o. names me-
bv candidates for the primary, when was
to be held July 18th. having expired, ana
MIR Rixey being the only, one to pres reese ~,
his name, a primary will be unnecessary
and he will stand as the nominee or the
party. 49,
any opposition in the genera! election.
but 1t is said that the Republicans may
place man in the field. Among the
names mentioned as probable nominees IS
that of NJ K. Lowry, of Stafford, mem
Der of the State Legislature. -
Nr. RixeS has served several terms in
Congress with much satisfaction and cred
it to the district. and his return is prac;
tically assured. 1t is generally conceded
that a Democratic nomination in this dis
trict amounts in the end to an election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
MAYOR HALE FOR CONGRESS.
An Appropriation for Cape Fear River
That Augurs Well.
fsDecia1 Dispatch to The Times

ISnect1I Dlsp1tch 20 The Times.
FAYETTEVILLE, VA, May 29.-In this
local columns of yesterdays Fayetteville
Observer, Major e. ]. kale. editor oa
that paper. and ex-consuf to Manchester,
England. authorizes the announcement OF
his candidacy for the congressional NOM
nation in the Sixth. North Carolina Dis.
trict. now represented by G. D. Bethany.
of Wilmington.
Major Hale prepared and presented bsr
fore the coilferees the scheme for linz
prcvsment of the upper Caps Fear River.
for which Congress has just made an APP
preparation OF sS9G0D-sin amount much
less than was asked to begin Without.
1t is taken to mean that the government
commits .tself to the final completion %
the work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
WILL ADDRESS THE SONS.
Hon. S. r. w. Lanhann, Of Texas, to APP
paar Here in June.

Hon. S. r. W. Lanham, OF Texas. has
accepted the invitation extended him. to
address the Lee Camp Sons of Confed-
crate Veterans in this city! on the night
of June 9Th
4 telegram announcing his acceptance
was received yesterday afternoon by
CAPTAIN John Lamb. chairman OF the En-
tertainment Committee Of the Camp. Alr.
Lanham has recently been nominated
for Governor of the State on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
He appeared in Richmond several years
ago, and many who heard him then will
remember him as an crater Of great
ability
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
Amh,1lanee Work.

DR.. sandidge, of the ambulance corps.
began work at sis P. NJ. when he was
called to the Chesapeake and Ohio yards
Iii Fulton to treat Frank Anderson tcof-
ored) for sprained ankle. He was left
AT $50 ?. M. there was a call to 1is
East Duva1 Street to Annie Scott, who
was taken suddenly i'll. Landon Met
chin (colored) had the cramps at the Lo-
connective Works at $50 o'clock and DR..
sandidge paid his last visit for the
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
LAWLEsS AND MAYNARD.
Town Of Windsor to Erect Public School
Building;
fSneci1l Dispatch to The Tim,

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes)
WINDSOR, VA; May 29.-J: r. Law
less and II. L. Maynard will address tho
people at Isle OF Wight court Monday.
The Town Council this week decided to
purchase a lot from c. w. Bailey. Jr,
for the public school building. the erec-
tion Of which will begin as soon as the
town can issue their bonds and DISPOSE
Of them.
A committee Of three. composed of w.
S. Holland. c. L. Griffin and J. S..
Vaughan. were appointed to negotiate a
loan Of from twelve to fifteen hundred
do;iars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
Bankruptcy Case:

Especial Dispatch to The Times.).
NORFOLK, VA.,s May Isl. A. Hirsch-
here. Of Newport News. a retail furnishef,
filed petition in bankruptcy to-day:
liabilities, s7,4ss,49; assets. s5.s65. Among
Hi-schberge creditors Are forty:six men
Who we're IN a suit club run 81. Hirsch-
Berg. These parties paid from s. to SIS;
and their claims amount to S4ss,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
Commission Of lunacy.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
CHATHAM. VA, May GA corlmis.
Hoa of lunacy has been ordered to in-
Quire into the mental condition of Fer
dinand Clark, q negro. now incarca-
rated in the county Jail here. charged
with attempted criminal assault upon
Mrs r. JEFF. Jones. an aged white lady
of iha county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
MIR. Tucker Addressed Them.

{sneciaf Dispatch to The .TimeS.}
ROANOKE, VA. May 29.-The COM
mencement exercises Of the Roanoke
High School took place at the academy
OF music Tonight There were sixteen
graduates, six of them IN the business
department. Hon. Harry st: George
tucker: Of Lexington, was te crater,
speaking on education in Old Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
NEW TRIAL FOR JENKINS.
Trying to Save Man Charged With Put
ting Lumber on Track:

80. Especial Dispatch to The Times.y
NORFOLK. VA. May PA hotion
for a new trial Of John W. jenkins. who
was during the late strike convicted of
placing lumber upon the track of the
Norfolk Railway and Light Company,
was argued to-day.
The decision was reserved by Judge
Hanckel. Jenkins is under sentence to
serve two years Id the penttentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
Held Memorial Services.

Richmond Council. Knights of Colurn-
bus. held memorial service at Lee Camp
Hall last night in honor Of the memory
Of the late Juan 4. Pizzini and John E.
Eprs, Jr. There were several addresses
mace and very pretty tributes were paid
to each Of the deceased gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
A ISLANDER SUIT.
Able Lawyers on Either Side Fight
Every Inch Of Ground.

1oy isPfs.S Va. May 2s.IThe Circuit
Court Of Mecklenburg convened here
Tuesday. The case exciting more inter-
es, than ell others is enc brought by
w II. Crute against Charles Longbo-
than for Insulting language spoken by
the defendant of the plaintiff. The dam
sce ~ laid at $3.50. The case was begun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
Declared a Dividend.
{By ASSOCIATED Press.l

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The directors o;
the Continental Tobacco Company today
the common stock. This is the same rate
as the last dividend. 4 dividend Of 81
per cent. was declared on the preferred
stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30

II viii answer these questions as so6n
as you tell me what that has to @ with
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant to the authority vested In
us as assignees of J. B. Craft, by deeds
of trust, signed by w. s. Turner and
wife. andW. A. Uzzell Il wife. and
recorded in Registers Office, Maury
County, vol. SO. p $4,000. | will on
the first Monday in January, 1903, at
10 M, at the Court House door IN the
city Of Columbia, Tenn, sell to the
highest and best bidder. for cash.
without equity of redemption, the
following described tracts OF land:
1. One tract, Is acres, belonging to
W @. Uzzell, in 4th District, Maury
Co. Tenn, with very good house on
it, and bounded by Arseny, Williamson
and Bryant.
2. One tract in 3rd District, Maury
Co., 46 acres. belonging to W. >.
Turner, and lying to the south OF Pat
tons land. ,
8. One tract belonging to W. ..
Turner in 4th District, AZ acres, having
a good house on it, and bounded 6y
Moses, galloway, PEBBLES, and Uzzell.
J. P. MORGAN,
JAS. T. PETTY,
214t Trustees.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-21
off For Lawrence.

The usual exodus OF Nimods, who
follow the hounds, chase bob white
and scare the cotton ia il-and that is
not infrequently the extent of the
chase-recorded among its number q
party composed Of thoroughbred sport 8
y. w. Shelton, DR.. Wallace Wilkes
and Jake Harlan, of the city Of Colun-
bia. county of Maury, State OF Ten
nessee. The party left Wed nesday
for Lawrence county, where they
will be joined by Marion Richardson.
When the Lawrence county game are
apprised of the approach Of these
Maury Nimrods shots-the
quail will quail and the hair Of the
hare will stand on its end for fear.
The quail that are not frightened to
death by this intelligence will be-
true sports man like, shot on the
wing, and the rabbits on the run.
Their friends at home congratulate
themselves on the state of affairs,
and are now looking forward to the
quail on toast. "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-21
SNOW CREEK.

Snow Creek, Nov. l9.-Brother Evins
of Shady Grove, preached very in
structive sermon at Jones' school house
Sunday
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Mckee have re-
turned home after a weeks visit to thelI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mckee, OF
Williamson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pigg and daughters,
Lille May and Bessie, visited Miss
Matte Bell Hutchinson, of Robert S
Bend, last week. :.
Mr.. John Childress and Zellner Nc
Meen, of Water Valley, we're here Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Pigg visited Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Parson, of Parsons Bend,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Latta, of Latta,
we're the guests CT Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
johnson recently :,
Mr.. Martin Erwin and Miss Estell
Fields visited friends at Burwood last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorter Lockhart, OF
Mt. Pleasant, are the guests OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Young Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fly and
daughtes, OF Water Valley, we're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown McMeen
last week.
Rev. VIM. Roberts will preach at
Jones' school house next SundaaIy IL
a. m. VERNA LEE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-21
NEAPOLIS.

Neapolis, Nov. 18.-Mrs. Ben Allen
and daughter, Mrs. Hale, have return
ed from Franklin, and are with Mrs.
Aliens sister. Mrs. Guy Parks, where
trey will remain until the sale OF Mrs.
Aliens property, which will take
place the goth. Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
Hale contemplate making there home
in Nashville.
Mrs. J. D. Whitney ana daubgter,
Miss Latinde, have returned from q
visit to Mt. Neb1.
Miss Mcknight is on a protract 90
visit south of Columbia.
W. r. Brown has returned from
Nashville and reports his daughter,
Miss Lille, much improved in health.
Mrs. r. Waddy mad childrena re on
a VISIT to her mother at Pasco.
Rainey Waddy ana sister, Mrs.
Russell, have returned from Pasco.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Davis and
daughter, Of Bear Creek pike, spent
Thursday with J. Polk Davis.
Mr.. Stacey, will make his home al
Carriers Creek next year.
Mrs. Genie Allen sold her beautiful
gray buggy horse in Franklin Thurs
Gay. :.
4. F. Smith had nice calf shot and
killed by some one hunting on hlf
premises
Jack Bauguss is erecting nice resi-
uence aud also barn on his farm.
ST. ELMO.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-21
MUNICIPAL TELEPHONES
Evansville Getting Ready to Gust til
Cumberland Company.

Evansville, Ind, Nov. 18.-Over
$40, 600 have been subscribed to the
municipal telephone scheme, and it
is expected this amount will be raised
to 1926, 600 by the end of this week,
when work on the plant, it is announ-
ced, will begin. Two months ago the
franchise of the Cumberland Tele-
phone q Telegraph Company in this
city expired and the Council refused
to renew it. Mayor Charles 9. Gov
ert then announced that he would
take subscriptions for a mum cipal
plant, shares to be sold at $50 each.
Sums ranging from $50 to 30, 600
have been subscribed. The Gu mber-
LAND Company was given ninety days
in which to get out of the city. The
company has given contract for
the erection of new Office building,
and from indications it would appear
the managers have no intention OF
quitting business. Mayor Covert en-
phatically declares that the company
must quit business when the ninety
days have expired.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-21
ROBERTS BEND AND Ksos CREEK

Knob Creek. Nov. 49, Goodwin
chapel has started out on q new con-
ference year with our "a me pastor OF
last year, Rev. J. A. Allison. Next
Friday Is our quarterly meeting. DIN
Ter will be spread on the ground.
Next Sunday afternoon at Q CLOCK,
Mr.. Dining will deliver a SUNDAY
school lecture at Goodwin chapel.
Our neighborhood is on sboom. Our
long needed bridge is almost completed
Mr.. A. j. Timmons is enlsrglng ms
store at Timmons, just branch OF ms
Goodwin store.
Timmons is growing into quite Evil.
lage," and the bridge in the Bend, will
bring more business to our community.
hIr. Horace Timmons has bought Mr.:
Tohe TT::..nrnons' lovely home, and will
mo;, 40 ruuu as he can get possessiqu'
Mr.. Whit Thomas, who Bow occupies
the house at present will go to the
Cabghron farm.
MS. John Thomas has bought Mr..
Charles Ersger''s homo bear Tfnihons
and has already moved. =.
Mr. Frazer has bought Mr.. Dodge
Hull out, near Goawin, and has moved
his family there no. - -
Mr.. Hull and family Nave, moved to
Columbia, their future horne. 10 2
Mr.. T. G. Adams, accomplished Prof.
Beasley to his home near FrankHH
Friday, returning Sunday evening :,
Miss Laura Page visited Miss LuciFe
Roberts OF Santa Fe recently.
Mesdames Claud Goodwin and James
Forgey of Columbia, spent the day IN
our neighborhood last week.
Mrs. Gene Lockridge OF Columbia
visited Misses Pearl and Bessie Allen,
of Roberts Bend, last week.
Mr.. Frances Garner is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Garner. 4,
Mrs Garner, who recently attended
the bedside of her daughter, Fannie
Mai, at the Institute, is at home, very
sick with the typhoid fever. Her son,
Mr.. Curtis Garner, of Philadelphia, ls
expected home tomorrow. We are glad
to know of Miss Fannie MATS i'm
provement.
Mrs. Clayton Church is convalescent.
MIR. Tom Harris is on the road to re-
covery. -.
Miss Lily Hughes is on the sick list;
Messrs. r. H Blackwell and N. nj
Page returned from trading expedition
to Lewis county last week.
Bro. Allison will preach at Godwin
chapel Thanksgiving day at II O'Clock
CHLOE.
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Porter left last Wednesday for a pros
pecting trip through the West
Miss Carolyn Walker is out again
after a severe attack OF tonsilitis.
Mr.. Josh Williams and daughter,
Miss Sadie, of Water Valley, spent
Wednesday with DIR. and Mrs T. 4.
Collina
Miss Terra Taylor of winches ter. is
with her sister, Mrs. E e. Collins
DIR. E. E. Collins was called to Shell
byville recently to see his brother,
who IS quite i'll with tpyhoi d FEVER:
MIR. Paul Sheddan of Columbia, is
with rels tives here.
Messrs. Lem Pigg and Oma harris,
of Water Valley, visited Williamsport
friends Sunday afternoon.
MIR. Eugene Sewell and sister, Miss
Fannie, of Santa Fe, attended church
here SUNDAY
Miss Emmie Harlan is visiting he-
sister, Mrs. Arch Moore. =.
Mr.. Jesse Worley and sister. MISS
Mary. of Cathey's Greek, are visiting
friends here.
Miss Irene McKennon has returned
home. after a brief visit to Mrs. Joe
FRANK Porter.
Miss Vergie Mayberry Of Charter
vile spent Saturday and Sunday with
honefolks,
DR.. l.. e. Ragsdale was in Column
bia ut week.
Miss Ella johnson has returned
home. after o visit to her sister, Mrs.
John Houser.
Mr.. W. A. Porter was IN Column
bia last week.
Mr.. Martin johnson 10 out again.
WHISTLER.