The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1904-04-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Saturd day.
DR.. Joe Alexander is attending tn,
Dental Association at Jackson.
Skirmishing along the Yalu is thu
latest reliable news from the East.
Ben Stigler returned Tuesday
from bear and deer hunt in the
delta.
DR.. j. II. Byrd, of Zeiglerville, at
tended the State Medical Association
this week.
John O'Riley, an old and stauncL
citizen of Yazoo, visited our town
yesterday.
Look out for Watt McCain's Sur.
prise Sale on Saturday of next week,
April 80.
Joe Smith and Ricks Wyatt, Of
Tchula, made a business visit to our
town Tuesday.
DR.. J. T. Buck and J. L. Stevens,
of Acona, were down here on busi-
ness Monday
Mrs. Povall, having recovered from
her illness, Mrs. Oltenburg returned
home Saturday.
Miss Ola Price, of Oxford, is WIS.,
iting our little city, guest of Miss
Eva Shepherd.
License to marry was issued Sat-
urday of last week to J. w. Dickard
and Miss Ida Terrell.
The Advertiser is indebted to our
congressman, the Hon. B. G. Hum
phreys, for public documents.
Mrs. ]. H. Hutchinson of Tchula.
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. J.F.
Grist, the first days of this week.
R. H. Owen, ]. A. Mothershed and
Sam S. Godfrey, of Franklin, made
our office pleasant and appreciated
visit.
W. W. Wynn, of Reeves, and sur
veyor of Carroll county, passed
through here en- route to Jackson,
Saturday.
Bishop Galloway will deliver an
address at the Southern Educational
Conference in Birmingham, Ala ,
April 26th.
DR.. P. D. Holcombe left Monday
for Jackson to attend the Mississippi
State Dental Association in session
this week.
While regretting to hear of the
Winona Times office fire, we were
glad to see in it's columns that it had
some insurance.
DR.. H. Christmas, of Tchula, spent
Tuesday here on his way to the State
Medical Association, which convened
in Jackson yesterday.
1T. Pollard, of Dublin, Mississ ippi,
spent Friday in our little city. In
the evening he accompanied J. M.
Powers to Franklin.
Prof. B. C. SETTLER came in this
morning from Rowling Green and
left for Cruger, where he will lay
off some lots for B, F. Clover.
The Episcopal Diocesan Council
of Mississippi convened Tuesday
morning at Holy Trinity church in
Vicksburg with Bishop Bratton pre-
siding.
Miss Inez Cunningham is visiting
Mrs. J. E. Cunningham at Greenwood,
and will extend her visit to Mrs. Chas.
A. Lofstrom at erenshaw before her
return.
Drs. G. C. Phillips, B. A. Shepherd
and R. H. Baker went down on Tues
day evenings train to attend the
State Medical Association in session
at Jackson.
At the town election last Monday
for one alderman C. C. Pahlen receiv-
ed l09 votes and DR.. J. W. Jordan re-
ceived 81 votes. It's Alderman
Pahlen now.
Rabbi Abram Brill, of Greenville,
will lecture and hold services at the
Opera House on Sunday, April 23d,
at 8 o'clock p. m, All are cordially
invited to attend.
Bricklaying on the new store ad-
joining our Office, north, commenced
morning. 1t is the third one
in row, and they are the property
Of r. E. Wilburn.
R. 7. Timer and Miss Georgia Moon
ey, Of the Oregon neighborhood, were
united in wedlock by Esq. J. whit
tington, Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock.
W. ". Williams, owing to the
scarcity Of beef cattle closed up his
market last week. He expects to
resume his business and supply his
customers with fresh fat meats with
IN thirty days.
Mrs. X. H. Cole is visiting her
mother in Greenwood. On her re-
.urn, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole will be at
nome at the cosy cottage of I. B.
Pickens in North Lexington.
Evangelist I. 7. Martin continues
services at the Baptist church to ap-
preciative audiences, among whom
1e is sowing good seed and from
which boun,iful harvest, il is
prayed, may be winnOwed.