The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1905-06-08

ness before the Board of Supervisors
Tuesday
Robert Gardner and Sam Burkhal,
ter, OF Greenwood were recent visit
ors to Lexington.
Mrs. W. A, Burkhalter and daugh-
ter, little Miss Eddie Wheat, of Green
wood, visited relatives and friends in
Lexington last week.
Miss Lille Humphreys, of Green
wood, was the attractive guest Of
Lexington friends last week.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Eunice Ethel Baker, of Lexing-
ton, to Mr., Homer Eugene Dean, of
Leland, at A o'clock, Wednesday af-
ternoon, June 2lst, 1905, at the Me-
thodist Church.
Fresh Cakes and Crackers at Gwin
4 Watson's.
Miss Mary l.. Beall returned home
Tuesday morning from New York,
where she attended a conservatory Of
music for several years. She made
the home trip by sea to New Orleans,
where she was met by her father, and
arrived here Tuesday morning.
Fruit Jars, all sizes, at KERN Bros.
Jerry Robinson,a large and success
ful planter and business man Of Talla-
hatchee, near Sharkey died in Chat
tanooga, Tenn, Tuesday of last week.
His remains were brought back and
inferred in the soil he loved 80 we'll.
DR., NJ, f, Rayner, of Bowling Green,
with Lexington friends.
New Mangoes and Sweet Mixed
Pickles at tfwin 4 Watson's.
W, H. Sutton made Cruger busi-
ness visit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Causey and son,
of BrozvilIe, were in the city
on a trading expedition Saturday.
Frank Arnold. Of the Browille Vi
cinage, hand-shook with friends and
acquaintance in the city Saturday.
}. I, Nixon, of near Brozville, So
lourned here Saturday.
License to rarry was issued to
James +. Roberts, of Coxhurg, and
Miss Maude l.. Hale, of the same
neighborhood, June 9Th, 1905.
Heinz's Strawberry, Plum, Pine,
apple and Cherry Preserves in 5lb.
crooks at Gwin & Watson's.
r. II. Crutcher, of Clarksdale, visit
ed relatives here Tuesday, guest of
our sheriff. W. W. Wilbum.
Hon. H. H. Elmore went over to
Durant on professional business this
morning.
Bayle's Tabasco Sauce al Gwin &
Watson's.
Mr. and Mrs, William Eggleston
returned from a visit to kindred and
friends in Yazoo last evening.
DR., J. R. Watson and son, ]. 4.
made Egypt a visit Monday.
H. W. Watson went up to Green
wood yesterday,
|. Hyman and son, Jesse, returned
from prospecting tour, embracing
2ruger, Egypt and Greenw ood, last
evening,
Ground was broken for the build
ing of three brick stores to join the
new two-story brick bank building at
5ruger, yesterday. Ben Olive has
The contract, and, being a good brick
aver will make good job Of it.
License to marry was issued toI
Jasper Leggett, ,Ir., of MeHenry, and
Miss Mamie Marks, of 'iulfport, June
18th, 1905.
Phone l40 for Heno Tea, Morning
10y and French Market Coffee.
diss Lille Mclean, daughter of the |
ate Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mclean. Of |
Jackson attended the obsequies of |
Ter late uncle, w. W. Mclean here
Tuesday.
Hon. A. M. Pepper made Tchula
professional visit this morning. |
Miss Annie Lunsford closed the sea- /
'on's term Of the Midway school last
friday.
The Oak Grove school, Prof. A. W. |
IcNeal, teacher, closed it's session
asst Friday.
|. Lyman took a trip to Egypt |
tuesday morning.
H. L, Buck, of Acona, spent the
,arly part Of the week in Lexington, !
Is member Of the Board of ,,Supervis-
,rs.
7. G. Stephenson was in town the
'ore part Of the week, looking after
MS constituents interests on the
3oard of Supervisors.
H. c. Rogers and daughter, Miss
Pet, of Emory, were Lexington visit .
ors Saturday.
Prof. H. L. Skeen left Friday for a
short visit to home folks at McCo0l, /
after which he will go to Bowling
Green, KY, and take a business
course.
T. A. Lunsford, of Hebron, so
Iourned in town Monday.
Dir. T. W. Foster, of Tchula, was