The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-11-25
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pay your poll tax.
Mrs. C. L. p. Calhoun is having an
addition built to her residence.
Plenty of rubber goods of all kinds
at Big Pine, for both ladies and gents.
Call on Tumminello Bros. for fruit
cake ingredients and nuts of all kinds
HArs.-New, breezy and pleasing,
will be found in full supply at Nc
Neely's.
Mr.. Joseph Bills. OF Redemption,
spent a couple of days in Colfax this
week.
Mr.. j. j. Payne, OF Verda, was
among the visitors to Colfax on Sum-
day.
Famous Falcon hats. full assert
ment. and caps OF all descriptions, at
McNeely's.
The CoIfax Chronicle and Verda
VernacuIar will be sent one year to
subscribers for 81 80, cash.
MFR. Joel Fletcher left yesterday
morning for WINFIELD to attend to
legal business.
The Big Creek Lumber Co., Of Pol
lock, have our thanksfOr ahandsome
1906 calendar.
Mr.. A. Lotion spent couple of
days here this week looking after his
business interests.
Mr.. w. III. Irwin and wife, of Fu-
trell. spent last Thursday In Colfax
with relatives
Mr.. Wilton p. Dean, OF Tide, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Colfax trans
acting business matters.
Mrs. Ruth Cain, nee Smith. came
down from Shreveport last Friday
night, and is the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. l.. A. Kelly returned Monday
night from Selma, where she visited
her son, DR.. ID. w. Kelly.
The steamer Geo. l.. Bass passed
down Thursday morning with n load
OF cotton seed from mp Cane river.
Mfr. v. r. Boyett and Mr.. d. NJ.
Pugh were pleasant callers at the
Chronicle Office last Saturday.
Deputy C. H. Compton left for ver-
da yesterday morning to look after
matters pertaining to the sheriff's
Office.
The main shaft In the Inter room
OF the Colfax Cotton Oil mill has been
repaired and the mill will resume OPP
erations.
Mr.. Clarence Ellerbe was a passen-
ger on the Thursday night train, en-
route to New Orleans and Baton
Rouge.
Mrs. Gus Shackelford, of Alexan-
dria, arrived Thursday morning. and
is the guest OF her brother, Mr.. j. M.
Dufilho.
Mr.. j. Q. Long returned Monday
night from Hot Springs, Ark, great
~ Improved from his attack OF rheu-
matism.
House and lot in Aloha, building
Tx 60 with rooms. lot So 100 feet.
fronts railroad. Price $500. See
GOODWIN.
BoRN.-To MFR. and Mrs. NJ. e.
SwaffOrd. at 4:30 p. M, on Thursday,
Nov. %. 1905, a boy and girl. Moth
er and children doing nicely.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. O'Quinn left yes
terday morning for Verda, to attend
the Big Creek Baptist Association, in
session from Nov. 23d to Nov. Goth.
The editor oil the Chronicle left for
New Orleans by train Wednesday
night, to be absent three or four days
looking after business matters.
Mr.. Hugh Cory and Mr.. J. +. Meas
went to Tioga on Tuesday, and from
there Mr.. Meas went to Lecompte to
look after "A timber purchase.
Miss Letitia Howell has a fine
school in progress at o. X. school,
near Futreli, which has been averag-
ing from 40 to 40 pupils daily attend
ance.
Mr.. l.. ID. Wardlow. cashier OF the
Bank of Montgomery, spent Thurs
day night in Colfax. While here he
"StSHoCo q hsCOeth3 "a etAC. nAesSoiff~
lodge.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. HI. z.
H0yt. OF Alexandria, in Colfax last
Thursday. Nj, Hoyt Ia with the
Hemenway Furniture Co., and was
here for the purpose OF enbalming the
body Of MIR. A. T. Nye and preparing
it for burial.
MIR. r.. l.. Parish, of Ada. accompa-
MED by his wife and little daughter,
Mary Lee Parish. were IN Colfax on
Tuesday shopping and visiting rela-
tiyes. Mr.. Parish brought in u bale
of cotton, which he sold at 10zc. and
called by the Chronicle Office to leave
81 of the money.
Mr. G. A. McKinnon this week roll.
ed the old residence of DIR. w. A
Jones to his lot I'm the Acmeville ad-
dftion to Colfax and will have itready
for occupancy in a few days. Con.
tractor Joe Carver will begin the
erection OF DIR. Jones' new residence as
soon as material is on the ground.