The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-10-15

twenty
Are worth all the laurels be they ever
| plenty
So we though when we saw th'
bevy Of young folks a few days sine
Mr.. Calhoun Wilson was here wit
friends and loved ones Sunday.
We are sorry to note that the ne
flowing we'll is too much jmpregate
with potash to make it entirely avai
able to the demand.
We will claim Miss Bette Brook
little while longer. She only &C
companied Miss Fannie Mccain I
Durant, not New York.
We extend the hand Of hearty wei
come to Capt. Oltenburg and ar
glad to see his Highness rightfull.
mounted again.
Mrs. Maria Pickens has EXTENDED
her absence from town by a visit II
the hospitable home of Mr.. Walter
Bridgeforth, near Pickens.
Mr.. W. C. Red, of Durant was noted
giving his genial hand shake to hil
many friends in our community Mon.
day.
The lovers that. come to our town
find the Sunday train most agree.
able and convenient innovation an
give great praise to the arrangement
Of the schedule.
Our merchants cannot keep an as
sortment Of goods, trade keeps them
on the alert, Mr.. Stewart Watson is
in Chicago this week.
Mr.. Steve Burwelps friends have
met and missed him. because his seat
was empty. He is convalessing from
the sick list at his home in Ebenezer.
The come aid 20 Of the day and
night does not stop the strokes Of
ldustr y in the cotton gin. They
lave ginned considerably over two
thousand bales.
Right gladly we welcome home Hon.
:. F. Noel. It is our pleasure to
tote that he only bears the impress of
pleasant environments and no perma.
lent scars Of his unfortunate en-
counter.
We sympathize with Mrs. Sydney
'mith in her tedious, protracted i'll
less and wish for her an early and
ull bounty Of healths favors.
That prince of merchants, MIR. Jed
'owers, of Franklin, is often noted,
s the busiest Of the busy in our ave-
ues Of trade.
We congratulate the county teach
RS on their successful orga nization.
The second tourn ament of the
hist club club entered another race
t Mrs. Kenneys. The next round
ill be at Mrs. William Dyer's. =
The weddings on tapis will cal
ANY bellies and beaux to our town
ho will vie with our galaxy Of
harms for precedent.
Since writing our last the turf Of
nr Gods acre has been turned and
unsigned to it's safe keeping all that
as mortal Of one Of our young men
ohm Foster. We extend deep SYM,
athy to his family.
Rev. c. z. Berryhill preached two
cry forceful sermons last Sunday in
he Presbyterian church. His
loughts were replete Of the provi- |
ence and soveringty Of God.
There foated to our desk two white |
inged messengers which bore to W
le prospective happiness Of "souls |
ith but a single thought" for two Of |
1r friends and their chosen life com.
anions. May they garner all the
all, ripened and flawless sheaves Of
liss from the fields Of matrimony.
The elegant hospi tality Of Mr.. and
lrs. Sam Sample, Of Ebenezer, was
xtended to Miss Ethel Baker a few
avs this week, she returned Monday. |
Our community watches with much |
lterest the trial of William 'Inge
oskins, in Memphis. Heartfelt SYM
athies we extend to him and his fam
= and hope he'll come clear Of all
ldictments of evil. We hear that
le citizens of Grenada have assumed
Il indebtedness Of the trial in his
Others stead, this is "a touch Of
sture that makes us all kim"
High anticipations was awarded
i'll fruition in the efforts Of Mrs.
enney to entertain her friends and
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