The Holmes County times., 1906-11-02
OF a LEGAL Nature.

AOuO III OuIduG OdIuFudy nlRlb al
was buried in the Durant cemetel
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mayfeld seen
ed in her usual health to within a fel
hours of her demise She was th
daughter of the late Louis Rogers d
Emory, and in her young days, al
Flvira Rogers, the belle of that neighl
borhood.
Prof. and Mrs. Alexander are cozily
domiciled in the pretty cottage of Mrs.
! Kate Johnson in West End.
All the candy you ever heard tell of
at the Bazar next Wednesday.
Mrs. E. A. Walker of Carroll is Wis
iting Holmes county kin this week,
guest at present of Mrs. R. S. Wilkes.
Miss C. A. Eakin, Memphis, IS
another priced new subscriber this
week
Mrs. George Wilson, Jr., of Schlater
was Sunday guest at Redcliffe.
d. L. Gibson of Franklin was greet
ed by his friends here Saturday.
Sargent Fryer was handshaking with
his friends here Saturday, and shook
with The Times for a year.
The schools of Holmes accepted the
library proposition at once, and the
following are now receiving their Sc
lection of books Acona, Elliott Hill,
West, Goodman, Tolarville, Proyi.
dence, Bowling Green, Rock Hill,
Zeiglerville and Bethesda. Superin-
tendent Smith is ever on the alert for
the best interests of teacher and pupil,
and they all like him and his admins
tration
B. W. Lipsey has the exclusive
agency of the Ferndell goods in this
territory and tells you about it in
Times display today.
Miss Burt of Duck Hill is a charm
ing guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Jor-
dan.
Miss Mamie Diggs, the accomplished
teacher of the Ebenezer school. in COM
pany with Mrs. E. J. Forbus, made
the county superintendent office a
visit Saturday, Miss Mamie handing
in her Ebenezer school report.
A. M. Pepper was in Grenada last
Monday on legal business.
Mince Meat at KERN Bros.
Jno. L. Dyson looked after business
matters in Cruger Monday.
Miss Armine Wilkins of Duck Hill
has accepted a position with the law
firm of Noel & Pepper, arriving Tues
day to enter upon her duties.
Dan Shipp of near Ebenezer was
among the cotton classers yesterday
with big bunch of samples.
Casey's framed pictures are beauties.
Call and see them,
Mrs John Peatser returned to Pluto
Sunday evening after spending several
lays at the parental home.
|. H. Upshaw of Richland was in
lhe city mingling with his numerous
friends Saturday, who prevailed upon
aim to stay over to meeting.
Tom Boyd, the cotton cutter and
of Williams gin was greet
ing his many friends here Saturday.
l. Flower has returned from weeks
itay in the Crescent City.
Fresh Force, Ego See and Grits.
lust in. ]. A. Stansbury.
c. T. Stepp. cashier of the Bank of
Jruger, attended the funeral services
If little Marion Cram last Friday.
Judge and Mrs. s. M. Smith left
sunday afternoon for jackson.
Miss Hollum of Goodman is a valued
assistant in the dress goods department
II Pickens Bros. Co. She arrived in
he city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Wilburn and
on. Bridgeforth, went up to Green
wood to visit Mrs. Peteet and Mrs
Weaver last Saturday. Mr.. Wilburn
nd Bridgeforth returned Sunday, Mrs.
Vilburn still fingers with her sisters.
Mrs. T. T. Pepper of Vaughn and
Ter daughter, Mrs. D. L, Gibson of
franklin, visited friends here Tues
lay.
Judge and Mrs. S. M. Smith re-
urned from their visit to jackson