The Lexington advertiser., 1904-04-28
Local News
Happenings of Interest TO Home People Briefly and Enter
tafrfnqly Chronced.

: over this morning.
!, Mrs. Z. F. PentecOst, of Sidon, il
+ the guest of her son, J. F. Grist, thi
/ week.
: Sidon is organizing a bank with :
/ capital of $25, 900. Lexington's sur
plus funds will be largely in evidence
Congress- is expected to adjourn
to-day, and the fires that will set the
national political pot to boiling will
now be kindled.
d. G. Stephenson, Of Lakeland,
Fla, who has been Ill at the home
of his brother, Thos. G. Stephenson,
member of the board OF supervisors
from this beat, is, we are glad to
inform his friends, up and out again.
For a pleasant pastime try playing
pool. groom in basement of Rosen-
thai building.
The friends of Doctor and Mrs, J.
Il. Watson will be glad to know that
their daughter, Miss Mildred, is now
in a fair way of recovering from her
serious illness and although slowly
is surely gaining strength.
Come down and try your hand at
pool in the Rosenthal building.
DR.. ]. Fl. McBee returned from
Pine Bluff, Ark, last week, where he
practiced his profession since he
graduated at Tulane. He expects to
locate here and offer his services to
the people with whom he has lived
all his life.
Dnnham's grated cocoanut in pack
ages, fresh, at KERN Bros.
We are glad to know that Mrs.
Martin, wife of Evangelist Martin, is
recovering from her serious sickness
at the Baker House. Her father,
sister and brother were wiredI for
and arrived here from Van Alstyne,
Texas, last Saturday.
When in town visit the pool-room
in the ROsenthal block basement.
The Baptist pastor has at bis dis
posal three scholarships which he
would be glad to give to two worthy
and ambitious girls and one young
man. Shorter College, Rome, Ga,
and Harris Business College, Jackson,
are the schools offering them.
Canned Sweet Potatoes at KERN
Brothers,
Married in Durant yesterday
Frank Lee Eubanks and Mis-. Annie
Bussey, James NJ. Chandler and
Miss Jennie Beall. The Advertiser |
tenders congratulations and joins
their friends in wishing them happi-
ness always.
We still sell Morning Joy and
French Market Coffees. KERN Bros.
Married: M. F. Herring and Miss
Talulah Lee, at the residence of J. P. |
Walton, by Rev. C.Z. Berryhill, Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Their
immediate families and few select |
friends attended the marriage. The
Advertiser joins their many friends
in congratulations and best wishes |
for their future happiness.
Heinz's pickles and preserves at
Gwin Bros.
Mr.. G. A Wilson, Jr., of Lexins- |
ton, was in the city Tuesday of this
week. Mr.. l.. D. Pepper, of Tchula,
spent Tuesday in Greenw ood trans
acting business. Mrs. j. D.
Jr., of Money, and
Mrs. r. Il. Cole, of Lexington,
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. ack.-Green wood
Commonwealth.
Fresh cakes just received at
Gwin Bros.
The artesian we'll on the StiQler lot
east of Mr. Geo. W. Stigler's resi-
1ence, is said to issue as bold a
stream of water rs the one on the
Wilson Oil Mill Company's property.
Lexington will soon have its water
supply in abundance and convenient
for use to everybody. Two more
such wells, one in the west end and
The other in the north of town, would
Do sufficient for all. The great end
.imed at and attained by the court
Yard we'll was, to prove our town was
happily situated over an inexhausti.
Die supply Of pure and .heslth-giving
waters, the Importance Of which will
lot be fully appreciated until every
.esidence in the town has a hydrant
it.
Fresh fancy cakes at KERN Bros.
Following our usual custom Of