The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-08-09

VIII Degln on Lne IlrSC MONDAY In sep
tember. The jury list will be drawn
about the 18th of this month. We
learn that the docket is very large.
Mrs. c T. Downer has been on the
sick list this week, we regret to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Turner, of Ebe-
nezer, spent the week with relatives
at Greenwood.
Prof. W. l.. Clifton, Principal of
the Grenada Female College, was in
Lexington today in the interest of
that institution, and met with good
success.
DR.. R. E. Howard and daughter,
Early ,and Miss Rosa Ramsey, were
over from Durant this afternoon.
j. c. Byrd was over from Brozville
this morning,
". H. Fincher, of Owens, was here
this morning with a load of water
melons.
Miss Floyd Wilson left Tuesday on
visit to friends at Yazoo City.
DR.. w. f. Gresham, of Durant, was
given a royal welcome by his many
friends at the county capital yester-
day.
Protracted meetings will begin at
the Bowling Green Baptist church the
Third Sunday in August. The pastor,
Rev. VIM. Bostic, will be assisted by
Rev. G. S. Cooper, of Canton.
7. C. Jackson, of Oregon, is in the
city on a business errand.
s. G. KERN left Monday for Jack.
son, where he is a member of house
party given at the mansion, by Miss
Elithia Vardaman, the charming
daughter Of the Governor.
''' WnI Davis and Burt Darnell, Of
Brozville, were in the city this morn
ing.
Walter Shipp, of Brozville, passed
through here today enroute to Acons
after his mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Shipp
who has been visiting in that locality
J. W. Burwell and son, J. w., Jr.
were up from Ebenezer Wednesday
E. Y. Hooper Las returned from
Newton and is again assisting hi
father in the tin shop.
= Joseph Long, of Coxburg, tarrie'
in the city few hours Wednesday.
E. C. Mayfeld, of Durant, wa
noted in our business circles thi
morning.
w. l.. Jordan and son, Walter, an
John Robertson, Of Tolarville, were i
the city this morning. MIR. Jorda
has just recovered from siege 0
slow fever.
We have all kinds Ladies' Suitl
made to measure.
Pickens Bros. Compan,
G. +. Nixon made jackson bus
ness visit Tuesday.
T. H. Murtagh, W. l.. Smith, I
F. Doty and j. F. Grist spent Tuesda
night at Owens Wells.
Mrs. ], E. Cunningham and chi
dren are the appreciated guests ,
Mrs. Cs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
King, at Evans, Yazoo county.
P. NJ. Shack, of Thornton, had bu
mess before the Board of Supervi
ors Tuesday.
Hughes and W. S. Sample Sundays
at Franklin,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Pinkerton, Mi
Katharyn and Peter Pinkerton, E.
Ashley, VIII. Stigler, P A. Lindhoh
P. P. Lindholm, G. C. Reid, B.
SETTLER, DR.. P. D. Holcomb, R.
Stanley, ]. P. Williams and S.
Swinney, spent Sunday at Owe
Wells.
W. E. Gwinn is entertaining DR..
D. Holcomb, W. |. Pickens, LIE. Bal
w. 0. Barrett, c. L. KERN and othe
at Dollar Lake today.
W. |. Pickens visited New Orlea
on business the early part OF t
week.
DIR. j. R. Watson and son, Hem
and |. Hyman and son, Jesse, we
over to Egypt this morning.
Hon. W. E. Newman, of Baldw,
state organizer of the Improved
der of Red Men, is in Lexington
deavoring to organize a lodge Of Il
order in this city. We learn that
is meeting with encouragement, a
that lodge will very likely be org;
lied in the near future.
E. E. Brown, of Ebenezer, is in
city today.
T. G. Stephenson is spending
week in town, attending the meet
Of the Board of Supervisors.
|. Flower and daughter, Miss N
ME, spent Wednesday at Cruger.
j. Moore returned yesterday fl
Memphis in company with his dau
ter, Mrs. K. H. Diggs, who has b
there some time under medical TIRE
ment.