The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1905-08-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

H. H. Keene was in the city this
morning,
S. R. Weems, of Greenwood, is in
town today.
G. H. Love, of Franklin, is in the
city today.
I. A. Lunsford, of Hebron, is in the
city today,
Jno. Belford, Jr., of Acona, visited
friends here today.
G. W. Stigler went to Cruger on
business this morning
G C. Reid went over to Durant
Tuesday on official business.
Little Gladys Weatherby, of Durant
is visiting ]. z. Morris and family.
&c. Seizler has received his COM
mission as deputy county surveyor.
jeff d. Nixon, of Tolarville, trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
/ Geo. Holmes and daughter, Of
Bowling Green, are in the city today,
/ W. 0. Barrett is confined to his
house by illness, we regret to learn.
| N. C. Brewer, ,'of Black Hawk, is
circulating among Lexington friends
today.
/ 7. W. Eubank, the popular merch-
ant at pulltite, was here on business
today.
! Mrs. VIM. Smith, of West Point, is
the guests of Lexington relatives and
friends.
The new shelving for Barbour
Herbert Cos store has been placed
in position.
i Watt Mccain will leave in few
days for New York to purchase goods
for his store.
Conductor J. V. Williams, of Tut
wiler, called on relatives and friends
here Saturday
Rev. l.. M. Lipscomb and Everett
: Leech, of Durant, were noted on our
streets Monday
Prof. y. john Sanders, ofKoscisA-
ko, Attala County, is spending the
day in the city. +
: Postmaster T. j. Pollard, of Dub
lin, has been visiting relatives at
Franklin this week.
Morris Herman spent the forepart
of the week in st. Louis purchasing
goods for his firm.
Mrs. ]. b. Morris and daughter,
; Myrtice, are home from a pleasant
visit to relatives at Durant.
0. f. Hosea has leased the old post
Office building and will move his shop
into it about September |.
J. M. Alexander, of Tchula, has
been in st. Louis this week, pur-
chasing goods for his store,
Depot Agent J. 7. Neeley, of Du-
:, rant, is building a nice residence in
Smiths subdivision Of Durant.
! Mrs. j. U. Sheehy, Of Bowling
i Green, has been the appreciated guest
: of Lexington friends this week.
e DR.. P. d. Holcomb and charming
e little daughter, Mary Katherine, left
: this morning for trip to Chicago
e MIR. and Mrs. |. b. Pickens depart
: ed this morning on an extended visit
). to Chicago and other northern points.
9 }. J. Harrington, +. f. Bell R. c.
McGowan and j. f. Chambers, of
Memphis, registered at the Baker
i House today.
Prof. W. H. Smith came over from
+ Durant this morning to examine APP
g plicants for admission into the |. |. &
a c., at Columbus.
Il Col. D. c. Roby, Of Durant, has
6 been appointed delegate to the Nat
ional Farmers Congress, to be held at
{ Richmond, Va, Sept. 1922.
The patrons af the Ashley school,
at Owens, have engaged Prof. Ray, of
Choctaw county, to teach their school
the ensuing scholastic year.
Miss Johnnie Vic Bailey is here
from Acona, taking the examination
. for entrance to the Industrial Insti-
tute and College, at Columbus.
/. Mrs. Tyson, of Lexington, has
/ leased the house formerly occupied
!, by Mrs. Shrock, where she will open a
). boarding house. -Itta Bena Progress.
d The blue and gray had reunion