The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-10-29

Beautiful hands are those that do
work:that is earnest, brave and true.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
silent. rivers Of happiness
The'brown sod rivals the nut in its
autumn tints.
The hosts Of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart, Watson rejoice with
them in the renewed health Of their
little son.
It'seems to us. that it is word fit'
" spoken to suggest Improvement In
the attempts Of cleanliness in our
streets and along the sidewalks.
Mr.. J. C. Pickens and his little
grand son, Frank A. McGeoy, visited
the wide awake sister town OF Tchuia
Sunday,
The hearts of our community are
ssddened as the time draws near for
the removal of DR.. Wier and family
from us to other work..in Gods vine
yard.
Miss Alice Martin, in her own orlg'-
nal way, delighted her class IN music
with one Of her very enjoyable enter
tainmeuts few evenings since.
Ebenezer's all around gentleman
and merchant, Mr.. Sam Sample, moth
ing daunted by dynamite, still
threads the avenues of commerce
proving equal to every emergency
The pretty new. home of Mr. Geo
Nixon' is'quite'' an addition to West
Ind.
Our community in one accord OF
sentiment rejoice with Mrs Brown In
the entire recovery to health OF her
lovely daughter, Miss Annie. she
will be with us as soon as the change
in.the season is secure.
II has been rumored that MIS-
Stein has been offered fancyj price
for her''property. It:is to be hoped
that this does not mean the removal
Of this estimable lady and family
from our midst.
Miss Emma Alice Harvey, of Kos
siusko, has host Of friends here who
express for her all the good wishes
for q happy married life, garlanded
by the sweetest roses Of welded bliss.
She was married on the 28sh inst to
Mr.: George L. Moore, Of Jackson,
Miss.
We gladly chronicle the improve
nent in Miss Maggie May Wilson's
condition as she copes with continued
illness in New York city. Soon will
the roses Of health be restored to her.
Lexington legal talent was well
represented in the Walden court, not
snly by its effective arm of the law
in Hon w. p. Tackett, but Mr.. W. L..
Over was called on for assistance by
the needs Of the unfortunate.
This home town Of Mr.. George
Beall, Of Durant, congratulate MN
in the lovely personality OF his
daugter, Miss Catherine. She is a
fair debutant, was noted in the Small
Hooker bridal party.
Mr.. David Sutton returned to Cairo
this week. We sincerely hope he
will return here to once more become
= citizen Of our town.
Il seems that we are to have treats
from the scenes in drama-life, from
the efforts Mr.. D. S. Hoskins is put
ting in position to make his opera
house attractive during the winter
months.
We rejoice with Mr.. Will Hooper
in the improved condition of his good
mothers health and hope that all gains
will be permanent.
Right gladly we note Mr.. Norton
Meek on our streets again. His was
. familiar figure and one his many
friends here appreciate. His head
quarters are now in Durant.
The cheerful news that 1nge Hos
kipswas cleared Of all indictments o.
murder in Memphis was a welcom;
note here and voice Of glsdnes'
went up from our community, in on'
accord at this result, not only for hi
own benefit, but for the hearts cas-
a his family, who have been our llf'
long friends.
The members Of the Methe dist AM
Baptist churches offered the use Q
their houses Of worship to the Pres
bytsriaas during the time thsl