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The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07
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Z. r. d. No. g. Correspondeoce.)-
Fred Willie attended the state fair Lest
veek.
August Harms has returned from
Barnes, Kansas.
Max 0ottbsrg stopped threshinR long
enough to take in the sights 1t the state
fair last Thursday.
Nm. Rose Papenhsusen returned from
hsr extended visit east on Friday Last.
l(iss Birdie Dodds began teaching in
district u On Monday morning. Miss
Dodds he's taught this school the past
eight years
We Iearn that Will Bechen has pur-
chased IN interest in tho threshing mo-
chine Of John Ksmm and Joe Krause.
Prof.. Muller began his duties % teach.
q in tho German school on this route
Tuesday morning.
Peter 0chmitt received Q message this
morning that his now wheel would be
hscs in . few dsysL The mill will b 60
ing full blast in . few dsya A delay OF
three weeks has been caused by tho
nssd q repairs.
G. O. Burns and Frank Schram, tho
jolly clerks 1t Ragatz store were atShell
Creek mill Sunday and Mr.. Schmitt
claims he has missed Q watermelon.
Wm. O'Briea visited Jack Bachmann
Sunday.
Foar childrsa Of M. and Nm. Julius
Doerr returned 70 -thsir homo 1t Lin
coin last Wednesday after . weeks stay
With their relatives Peter Schmitt and
family.
Niss Emilia Elsasssr. daughter Of M.
Elsasser, the Vinton Street bakery man
At Omaha, went homo last Thursdsy
after . weeks stay with the family Of
Peter Schnitt
The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07
Woo1Xino.

woodvills- -Thrsh-
ing viii soon b . thing q lie past.
Attorney Roe q Tallsftoa Ne DANG
businsss in tais section Thursday.
l(r.. Watson Weldon Of f0ttan9, Nob.,
visited ct the homo oi HE soo. james
Weldon, . lev day. last vosk.
Chris Smoainski va . Columbus vis-
itor Friday.
lliGs Matte Potter and Nm. Lynn
Riley Of Xoaroe visited relativss Sat-
urday md Sunday.
Min Blanche O'Co1SSor began teach
ias school in district % 1o.day.
The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07
Humphrey.

Humphrey Johl
". Bender reported in town Sunda!
that b had got out OF his cave and OK
pected to meet the next representative
Joe aeuggsIer; at . picnic that day neal
Oldeubusoh. and try to persuade him L
vote for Bender. Hsngeeler hes man,
friends ia. this part Of the county.
p. E. MoKllip 10 doing and going OF
some long distant stunts. It must b,
amusing to hear Mao talk against com
bines - evil to those Who know OF th,
trusts and combines he has in Hum
phrey. Government ownership OF rail
rosds? Yes, but XcKillip would hav.
to b the government.
School commenced Monday with 9
large snrollmsnt, both in the public and
perochial SCHOOLS.
Last Th10day tho following youna
people went o. . fishing excursion;
Stanley South, Willie Gietzeu, Hugh
Drake. Nettie Drake, Blanche Cooking.
ham, Pearl 1sosh, Lena Godberson,
and Alpha HsKialey, taking With them
0ra F. n. Oeo&1aeAsm % chaperone
They took also aGshlss for . regiment
Cd brought some hack. The next day
~ Friday and To meat markets sold
81 The s~xcursioaists report q good
tine ! It did rain.
Rhioe6ast IRELAND 10 building on lots
formerly parohassd Of F. n. Cooking
ham . ni6s residence. A son he's pur-
chased ~ drug stock Of ]. p. Dunksl
and tod poasession on Tuesday.
y. y. Il. Condor had papers served
- - sammooing to answer in Texas.
p bshaRgSd With fraud and misrepre-
Gnestioos, to defraud real estate dealers
of their commission on . land deal.
They think $500 would about square
thsir claim.
Attorney C~ookinRham and joseph
did business at Tarnov Thurs
day.
Ed. Kruse and Robert Kiser are added
10 The list Of Journal readers this week,
md still there 10 room for more.
Tho Humphrey base ball team re-
3semsd Themselves last Sunday. It took
hen eleven innings to do it however
vheo they soooped The Crsston bunch. |
3ooee. 6 % in favor Of Humphrey.
John Ryneurson, secretary Of the Mad
soa eoanty fair association, va in town
md took in tho ball game.
Peter Bender and Jacob Ok and
|aaghtaeo At QoRnlea passed through here
. thsir vayskous from Pilesr last Sat-
lrday. Our s~upervisor's mail box, which
y said contained Ash, on being aaksd
b usual qusstion-hov much did they
oct, b honestly replied, II can net lie;
little moee than . dollar per pound-
lks somethih0."
Labor day. va represented BY the
anks, postoec e and others Who did not
ant to voek.
John Turner wants the Journal to
o0o % nlo q ot C0fnleo, and took
ono one Of ths charts furnished BY the
oofnal company.
Samuel Coonslly Of Lindsay subscrib-
! Tor The journal. It vas his daughter
10 ~ ono a The prize winners Of tho
He likes The Journal.
Ferdinand IAchnit and vito Who we're
% Aug. 30th, are now nicely
Dttlsd down in thsir nov homo on upper
lain stfosk and Fed walks, scts and
lks like Q married man.
Ftdhs Nucleus, . former resident Of
( Nays, nov a Hadison, came down.
ltardaV q basinss. With Robert Kisse
- Nots b fnsn Belonging 70 IL grand
q II. 1ia3sa4 ana remained over
lnday ealiiag - naay a Ais fieods
The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07

Platte Center
Mi0 Marion Lamb returned FRIDAY
evening from Galesbupg. Illinois whers
she he's bsen visiting for the past thre<
weeks.
l(i0 Agnes Carrig arrived hero Satur.
day evening and visited with her sister
Nm. 0eotleman until Sunday eveaina
thsa going to Humphrey vhsre she il
employed - teacher in the 3rd and I'll
gssdss.
Mn. Williams OF Council Bluifs 10 vi.
iting With the family Of WIN. Blosdorn.
Pearl Kent vent to Grand Lsland Sun.
day where she will attend tho Grand
Iland college.
Nissss Ethel and Maud Galley Of Go.
lunbus were the guests OF Misses Ann,
and Augusta Nelson last vssk.
Dan Ctooin moved his hous,hold
goods into rooms back Of the drug stops
~ vsek.
AT Parker moved into Mu. 0eutle.
nanis hoase Lest week.
Ma Gentleman and children dspart-
ID Sunday for their new home in
Ksarsey. Ma Gentleman has many
ftisads Who regret her departure but
Vii hse Success in her new hons.
Mn Tony Brodfursr and little sistse
tse a Colunbos visited!iat the Coosodine
hotsl last wesk.
Mn Herman Brodfuer visited with
hR beothee, II. C. Schneidd Saturday
~ Sunday.
l0Inla BufroWo Of Noefolk u W.
ting With ~ sistse, NAH 0ohsidsl.
N0Nollio LAnesa vsat % Oo11ob4
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Lindsay.

0-
Lindsay &C. Correspondence y aude
Andrews went to Omaha Friday where
she will attend school ut Mount St
Asryis seminary. She was accompanied
BY her mother and Mrs. Riede who re.
turned Saturday evening.
Willie Nogan left for Omaha Friday to
attend school at Creighton college. He
Vas accompanied by his father and
mother Who returned Monday.
Lizzie Beller and Mary Backes went
to Osmond Monday. They have accepted
positions in . millinery and dress max
ing department.
Oscar johnson returned from his visit
to Cedar Bluffs Monday evening.
Nh. johnson returned to his home in
Cedar Bluffs after q t~o weeks visit
With relatives at Looking Glass.
Roth Connolly OF Albion is attending
the Sisters' school this year and stop
ping at her u~ncle's, n. Mogan.
Clars Rem Who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends for . few days returned
to her homo in West Point Friday.
Mn. Bellefbeck Who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and An Backes, re-
turned to her homo in Osmond Monday.
The Lindsay kercantile Co. will open
up their store in about . week or ten
days. The propsietors Of this store arc
E. A. Brodboll, c. v. Anderson and Geo.
Havsland.
Wm. Bodewig aud daughter Rosie
came homo Ftiday evening from . two
weeks visit 1t Hooper.
Mn. Zuerlein and children OF Hum
phrey spent Sunday with her parents
here, M. and Nm Bodewig.
The marriage hans OF Frank Albrscht
and Isabel Schaeeer were published
Sunday. Tho wedding will take place
Sept. 20
Chaa Stickney has purchased . quar-
Ter section southeast OF here belonging
to IRasl Gluck Of Columbus, paying
$1,000 for it.
Dominik Roufs left Monday for Quin-
q, M, to attend tho 81. Francis college
theee.
Mn Daley came from Colon Saturday
and bsesa teaching Monday morning.
Mn FaEnsvorth oe Lincoln stopped
friday eveaing to 80 her brother Dsva
The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07

year thsboys ~ farming Tor thsir own
lookout. having rented thsir fathers
them.
NJ. 1.akup from Fremont u here
looking after his ranch which b bought
Of b. Wymaa last spring.
The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07

~S~
-Rural Route L-(CoerespoodeocA.0
Tbe faEnses along our route are through
haying and sre preparing to SOW wheat.
Andrew Erb opened school Sunday in
tho Looske district With Q good attend
ana.
Gsoege Camp hoisted The Gag at full
mast o. thO Hibol school house in Shell
creek valley last Monday.
n. 4. Ernst and his two Oons drove 70
their ranch lest week near Silver Creek.
Ftanz Freos lett lest Thursday for
Milwaukee. Wiz, where b Will attend
The Coocordia college. Frauz will Be
missed BY his many friends.
Ed Asche and J. F. Meyer were haul
ing corn this week to town.
The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07

Ma W. @ Jacksou returned homo
The 6sst Of The vsek. She had been to
her dsuehteeA, Ma 8euddsr.
Psesy Brown, oommooly known .
Peg, j. working iaJ. A. Oonnor's slsva-
tor. =
o. Wednesday during The storm, The
Aae pole On J. A. Coanor'5 elevator va
struck BY lightning, no further damage
bsing doos.
On Wednssday thers vas consisting
doing st TIE home Of J. e. Ludviok, it
bsing The 18th anniversary Of thsir vsd-
ding day. ,Ninsty-Avs relatives and
GDssts ct down 70 dinner. anoog them
being thsir boys fton ElGin. NJ. and
Mn. :Lsd4iiek vsrs The rsoipisnts Of
many bsantifal and ussfal presents OF
ilvsevars snd Other articles. Their
childrsa gsvs them . handsome leather
upholstered lounge. Nay they live to
SssSb1ats tbeir golden snaivsrssry.
1tbt Dcanis Stssais ,disloostsd her
|askis o. Tharsday morning. Dr.. Jones
~ esllsd ssd plsesd ths isjursd limb
u . plaster eisk.
1ErA Jee Lohf I'D . perslytie stroke
Thursday: d. 1sa0, ssposts that
~ i doing niesly.
Rspesssutativs Harris az ths Baaksris
Ia + doing busiDs0 in our viciajeRJ
DssakDr. Jeaes vscs il tho coastf1
= NsmdavRbsa Tie doetor szsuissd
to BE- iDsaeaoea
= Aifso1 0anG6ald returned ton AIRING.
~ ss1 otAsf points On Friday vhses b
had bes0I waiting ftisods and sslativssL
Ptof. Looms end family hsvs located
hses md ars living in the Haaks houss.
The peossssoe be- charge Of our schools
vhieh,opsasd AGosdag.
n. v. Z. Hotshkiss ~ in Kansas
last vssk vhlss - hsd bssa called On
account az hi. brother bsiag drowned.
JAKE Evans and Geo. NevhoR srs do
ing businsss thsss days Nth oas az The
latest Improved picture maehinsa All
yoa have 70 do i 20 ct down in ftoat q
IL anesstusI; look pleasant Soe three
and yoa hsvs aa sGaot picture
AZ yoatsslf Ths boys Win nats I'll ths
surroanding towns in due seasoa. This
i a expressive machine odd ~ hope
- boys viii b veil patsoaissd ~
A0Epsiss ~ planned a Ada Wenk
laat Wednssdiy. th6svsat bsing in hoc-
o. oe ~ slsveath birthday.
Harry Noetis vsot TO- Schuyler last
IAarsdAy to pitsh . gaos a bill Tor ths
tsen, vAo played aGainst
Ralph Stsinsr oe Asdfsoa i nov
voeking u The hasDsa Ghop 4oe Theo.
Piagsoan md YIN peo6ably Gay Ill
winter.
o. Mosday ~ body oe-Ms. Saoosn
~ bruaeAt 70 Oesstoa Sbe bafial. He
~ living st Alhica q ths tine Of his
3os&h.
EdRsrkish ttls sirl i auiAs Gek.
o. Sunday - Cssstoa nine crossed
1ats With IL Haophrsy aiDs % IL
asteeis eroaad. Aged Gaos i report
a. AstAsnisfA iaaisG ~ seass W.
id lto4s q ~ cd oesAs'tsaHh ~
sueo pe0aioed ~ 0ao bat = ~
isvsath or bsgs alIovsd ~ Hsn-
IAesyis0 % pssG Fer baVD halR
- peosejee ~ saCbe 20 Asva, Hs0-
The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07

Sunday where she will do dressmaking.
School vacation IL over and all oul
schoolma'ams have gone to their labors.
Ara r. W. Perkins and daughter
Kittie returned Wednesday from q
months visit with relatives in Cheyenne
M. and Ars. VIM. Schelp started
Wednesday for quite an extended trip
They will take in tho st. Louis expo.
siti0u, then visit Missouri and Illinois
for about ak weeks.
Hiss Hannah Hansen Of Omaha il
visiting with her uncle Christ Hansen
and family.
Mrs. G. N. Grunther and Miss Nellie
Sullivan visited in Humphrey and Corn.
lee Wednesday.
1oaroe Route No. 2.
Monroe, Route 2.-(Correspondence)-
Mrs. O. L. Magnusson was in Monroe on
Monday.
Miss Fallers and Mrs. Gregg visited al
]. O. Gillan's Tuesday.
Miss Helen Swanson of Omaha il Wis.
iting Miss Lillian Miller.
Miss Bell Leggatt went to Jefferson,
Iowa, Wednesday for . few weeks' visit
Thanks to Miss Lawson for some very
6ne homegrown pears left for the carrier
David LeRgstt OF Cape Colony, South
Africa, is visiting his brother James.
Married, on Aug. 9th, Mr.. Charles
Miller OF Monroe and Mrs. Dolly LARA
bee OF Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns OF Burlington,
Iowa, Nj. and Mrs. NJ. G. Bloedorn Of
Columbus, visiting at the home Of
August Smith on Thursday.
George Miller met with q very painful
accident while shelling corn at w. L.
Pugsleyis on Wednesday, o OF the
teams became frightened and ran away
On the power, causing the tumbling rod
to jump out of place and striking George,
breaking his right arm and cutting his
forehead, rendering him unconscious for
some time.
The Columbus journal., 1904-09-07

r F. d. No A-(Corrsspoodeuce)-
Sunday noon q tho Norfolk passenger
vas coming down tho engine ct 6re to
The meadow On the Brady place and
burned four large stacks OF hay belong
ing 70 Boyd Dswson, between 30 and IS
tons. This viii b quite Q loss to Mr..
Dawson ash b had purchased the hoy to
feed his cattle this winter.
Those attending tho Labor Day e1er.
ci0ss 1t tho county ssst vece Nm. A. e.
Campbell and daughter, Maize, Nm. L.
W. Shs6er. VIM. Moro and family, J. C.
Dineen and family, Chris Nsunberg and
Wn. Nay.
Frank Connerly made Q business trip
70 North Bend last week returning Sun.
day.
ID. D.. Brady Wa away the first Of the
vssk attending . shoot, did not learn
where.
Il. J. Eglston and family left last
week for Cherokee. Iowa, where he has
purchased . store.
Miss Novellis Bray VA staying with
Nm. Walsch . few days last week.
G. s. Northrop took formal possession
Of the Oconee elevator last Satur day
He u contemplating starting q general
store and lumber yard. This will he
quite Q boom Tor Oc,nee.
School commenced in district 3 Last
Monday With Mary Dineen a. tescher
M. Gerhard johnson and Frank Cam
bell spent Sunday at Oldeubush.
The Misses Beckwith OF Ocouee raw.
. bowsry dance Saturday evening in
honor OF Miss Nora Riley OF Silver Creek
Who has been their guest the past week.
Dave kunkle Of West Hill and his
cousin Miss Myrtle Kuukle visited NJ.
KunkIe and family Sunday.
John billiard threshed his winter
vhsat Saturday.
xias Maggie Hawk Who was visiting
Nm. I. J. Hawk . short time ago and
started for Idaho where she 10 employed
% . teacher. va delayed indefinitely by
Q land aide which covered several miles
Of track. The slide was caused by y
cloud burst.
Mr.. and Nm. II. o. Studley have rent
Cd rooms On the south side and Mamie,
Resell. Hasel and Corl have taken their
abode there. The three latter will A.
tend school and Miss Mamie will keen
house.
We are informed that Buffers have
rented the old Winslow ranch four miles
from Columbus and will move there in
the Q future.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
MONDAY THE DAY
FOR PALACE OPENING
Forthcoming Event Which Is Attracting
More Than Local Interest.

Monday, the 7th of November, will
o to Greenwood in the nature OF a
fctc day. On that day, that progressive
merchant. Mr.. A. Weller, will have his
annual opening for the fa'l. The peo.
pie Of that growing city have been on
the qui vive for some time in happy
expectation of this event. The build
ing now covers a frontage of 30 feet by
S. feet deep. These ample quarters
hold one of the richest and most va.
ricd displays Of gems, jewelry, silver
ware, bronze, gilt and enamel ware,
china, cut glass and Bohemian ware,
art goods and musical Instruments
The taste of the most critical con-
noissucr could not fail to be pleased
and Interested in this handsome ana
costly display. Every lady receives
an elegant present, aud a general invi-
tation is given. Commercial Appeal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
Chi1lifuge.

So many Of the cold Tar group Of prem.
arations have been put on the market In
the form OF Headache Tablets, Waters
and instantaneous Cure-Alis, that wc
set about to discover som preparation
which would produce all the good ef-
fects OF these remedies without produc-
ing any OF the bad results. Such as weak
heart, blue lips or finger nails, or clam
my Precipitation. Whenever this cond;-
ton Is found, after taking these so-cal,-
ed pain-killers. you may rest assured
that some dangerous drug has been civ
en-, but in II Bromo- Sedative Tablets
we have three decided heart tones, and
instead Of the heart growing weaker.
you a actually feel its force inercas,
ing Is tho pain is relieved, an the Ell
feet OF the drug is being made manifest
upon the system. In order to convince
the public OF the merits Of the claim.
we have put mp this remarkable Anti
Pain fever tablet so they would be.
within the reach OF all.
AT your druggists. or write to Finlay
Dicks u Co. Ltd, New Orleans.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
YAZOO VALLEY ExCnANGl
New Telephone Directory issasa b.
Manager Cunningham.

There has just been issued from D.
press OF TnE COMMONWEALTH a new iii
rectery Of the Yazoo Valley Telephi tns'
and Telegraph Company %exchanl",
which is now being distributed ~ .ui'-
scFibers. Instead Of the large catds -
formerly used by this exchange, iI.~ it,t
Of subscribers has reac ed such pr, or
lions that Manager W. s. Cunningham
deemed it necessary and decidedly more
convenient to the subscribers 10 i'sue
this one in book form. A great deal OF
comment has already been made h'"nt
the attractive style In which finse
books have been printed, aud it might
be added that this is just another sample
of the bigh-class printing produced by
our job department.
Manager Cunnir CHAM has realized
that in order to give his patrons the
very best service, it is absolutely-neces-
sary to require all subscribers to call
by number only, and positively insists
that this be done. The service given
by this company has always been ex-
ceptionally good, and it is with the
view Of making it still better, which is
possible only by enforcing the rule, to
require all subscribers to call by NUM-
Der. Ii there happens to be a change
OF operators, the new operator who is
nn~accust0med to the list, is naturally
delayed and confused when names are
given instead Of numbers. II there has
been any complaint about the service
for the last few days, the impairment is
due purely to the fact that there has
been a change OF operators, but ever a
new operator can handle all calls very
promptly II the patrons would only re-
member to give numbers.
Crystalized fruits, glace and imported
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
M'LEMORt~Y YOUNG.
A Columbus Wedding This Week OF
Much Local interest.

A social event Of EIore than usual
local interest was the marriage at Co
Iumbus last Wednesday afternoon Of
Miss Mary Anthony Young to Mr.. Price
p. McLemore, Of Greenwood. The eere-
mony which united these popular young
people took place al st. Paul's Church.
The bride was given away by her
mother, Mrs. Alice b. Young, and her
attendants were her sister, Miss Laura
Young, maid Of honor, and Miss Mamie
Jcptha Harris and Miss Birdie McLe.
more, a sister Of the groom, bridesmaids
Mr.. Vim. Gayden, Of this place, was the
grOom's best man.
Miss Young is pleasantly remembered
in Greenwood, where she made her home
during the two terms in which she had
charge OF the music department at the
public school, and has a large circle oI
friends and admirers here. She is a sis.
ter OF Mrs. II. V. Pollard, Of this city,
and a member Of one Of the most prom,
inent families OF Columbus.
Mr.. McLcmore is a prominent young
planter who is held in highest regard by
all Of his acquaintance.
After the ceremony the bridal couple
left for st. Louis aud a tour OF the East
Gnnthers, Jacobs and Blanke's candies
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05

Pastor Burr, OF the Baptist Church in
this city, began last Sunday a series Of
sermons on 1.-The Eyangelistic Church
The following is a list of the topics
II you are Interested, we suggest that
you cut out and preserve the list:
|. The Church and Prayer.
u }. The Chnrch and Its Mission.
B. The Church and Its Life.
4. The Church and It's Power.
5. The Church and It's Workers.
9. The Church and the World.
l. The Church and Its Blessed Hope,
4. The Church and It's final Destiny
The second in the list will be the
topic for next Sunday morning.
A little crowded, but still have room
for our framing department. We are
proving leaders in this line. Leon
Stein.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
Estrav Notice.

Taken up by Alex Linch on Sept. 1G,
1904, one brown horse mule about Is
hands high, s or 10 years old, and one
mare mule the same color, 10 years old,
with right eye detected, and white hair
under the belly, Said mules were
valned at s65 to $40 respectively by
r.. NJ. McEachern and J. NJ. Johnston.
Owner please come forward, prove
property, or else the law will take its
course.
Witness my hand this, 18th day of
October, 1904.
C. NJ. DIXON, ]. P,
Oct. 22-3t Ex-Ohlcio Ranger.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
Our Watches

Are the best standard
makes $50 the kind all rail
roads entering Greenwood
compel their employees to
use---and the assortment is
too numerous to mention.
We invite the public to call
and inspect them.
G. /. STEIN,
The Jeweler.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
Just received 10 new
patterns in fancy silks
for shirt waist suits, 75c,
Csc and $1.O0 yard. See
them. p. L. DeLoach Co.
To h Public,

| have opened up in the room over
Raines' drug store a 6rst-class shaving
parlor and barber shop, and would be
pleased to have my friends and the peo-
pie Of Greenwood to give me a share of
their patronage. Courteous treatment
AID best of attention will be extended
to all. Give NE a call.
S, W. KEMP.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05

We are exclusive agents
for Club House goods. Co
Operative Grocery Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
public ~stenosrspher.

am now located over Raines' drug
store, and prepared to do all legal and
commercial typewriting for the people
Of Greenwood and elsewhere at reason
able prices. Any one needing my ser
vices may reach me over Cumberland
phone No. 3Gl. Respectfully,
H. ROBINSON.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
Some Choice Residence Lon
wen Located. Prices Righ1
W. m. Hammer:
Plantation MauaSor

4 plantation manager. VINO ~ 80
Mi, Its experience as manager Of
nu'lc GINS and Plantations, desires 4 IN.
aaa,oh. oan furnish the very best refer
W., ahq begin at once ii desired
o Ms.se 70 J. =. Jones, Money, Miss, 'su'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05

AZ an advertising scheme, that NEST
excellent instit ltion, Harris Business
College. jackson, Miss, IL Offering Q
few scholarships At ! biz bargain
Write then.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-11-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Pillow is now at home
after a visit of several weeks at
Gainesville, Ga.
Mr.. r, b. Lowry, a prominent cotton
man Of Itta Bena, was in Greenwood
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. II. Hester, who has been
spending several weeks in Greenwood
as the guest of Mrs. Murdoch, re turned
TO her home at Birmingham Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Barrin and Miss
zilpha Spencer and Mr.. Will Spencer, of
Gerard, Kan, are the guests of friends
and relatives in Greenwood this week.
Miss |, j. Lazarus, representing the
Cotton and Cotton Oil News Of Memphis
and Dallas, Texas, was in Greenwood
the latter part Of last week in the in
torest of that journal.
Messrs. r.. V. Pollard, VIM. Gayden,
W. NJ. Hammer and Miss Birdie McLe-
more went over to Columbus Tuesday
evening to be in attendance at the Nc
Lemore- Young wedding.
Mrs. Pollard, of Greenwood, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Alice b. Young, the
occasion of her coming being the mar
riage Of her sister, Miss Mary Anthony
Young. Mrs, Pollard will remain a
week after the wedding. Columbus
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