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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
The REV. WILLIAM I. osMuN.

The Rev William r Osmun. a retired Methodist
and Congregational missionary worker among the
negroes died on Tuesday AT the Brooklyn Home for
Aged Men. He was seventy-hve years old MI
Osmun was ordained Methodist minister, and Tor
many years he was engaged IN missionary work
among the negroes in the West.
Later he became Congregationalist. and moved
to BROOKLYN where he continued his work amOnS
negroes helping them in building churches and do
ing missionary work
a year ago he made application for admission to
the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, His applica-
ton blank signed by the Rev, DR.. BOwdtsh.
Dastor OF the Sixth Avenue Methodist Church. and
the Dow. Or. LYMAN pastor OF the South Congress-
tonAlist Church. His three sons. two In Illinois
and IN California supplied the funds for his ad
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24

Bottom May 28-The principal business oelo.s .
convention Of the American Federation o. - - :.
clans in FanueH Hall to-day was the heaIi"3 -. -
case OF appeal 81 Walter Damrosch, the - -
the New York symphony Orchestra W,n VINO ls ;rpoT
fined 81 600 BY the convention for the 9llseel a
tatiOn OF five foreign musicians into TINS 49, pro-
wear ago. Nj. DamrOsch paid the me - [orvs1s
test and appealed for a hearing before 'N0
ton. - ,s,b vrsl
When the case came up to-day Mr. penli' I0or'Dh
present and gave his side of the matter =, - -
y Weber, the president OF the tedeis ,s-vySntic.s
sponded for the organization and the cow
decided against Mr.. DRmTOSch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
VETERANS IN COLLISION.
Seventy G. Il. r. Members Hurt in
Indiana TrOLIeu Crash.

Lafayette, Ind. May 23-One man was killed
and nearly seventy old soldiers were injured
none fatally. in a collision between two cars on
the Lafayette battle ground electric road to-day.
Both were crowded with veterans attending
the annual state encampment of the Grand Army
OF the Republic
The collision occurred at a switch. One car
was coming south to the city from the battle
ground and the other was outward bound.
Charles Roudebush, motorman of the southbOund
car was killed. Nj. 0. Farmer. the conductor Of
the same car, slightly hurt Both cars were
demolished
Twelve doctors were summoned and the in
jured were brought to the city in special cars
and taken to St Eliza beth's Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
HARTFORD LIFE ISSUES DEFENCE

Hartford. Conn May 23-The Hartford Life In
surance Company to-day issued a statement in
answer 70 a public communication of Charles H
Dresser Of Hartford. and other poIcyholders of the
company, who have organized for the alleged pur-
pose Of bringing a suit against the company and
demanding an accounting Of the safety fund"
department The closing paragraph of the answer
states:
The company has fulfilled every obligation in
every contract issued by il during its entire history
and win continue TO do Every policy collected
during the last twenty-seven years. amounting TO
millions Of dollars, has been faithfully accounted
for and approved by the Insurance Departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
UNITARlANs ELECT OFFICERS.

Boston, May 23-The election Of officers Of the
Unitarian Association held to-day. The Rev
DR. Samuel A. Eliot reelected president OF the
association and the Yice-presdents include Horace
Davis. Of San Francisco, Frederic A. DelanO Of
Chicago: Bernard r. Greene. Of Washington; Rock
wood HoaT Of Worcester; John Harsen Rhoades,
Of New York and Franklin a. Wilson. of Bangor.
The Rev. Charles +. St. John. OF Brookline, was
chosen secretary and Franklin II. Lincoln of Hing
ham. freasIrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
Two PAsroRs REsIeM.

The Rev. DR.. Minot J. Savage rendered his resig-
nation Yesterday as junior pastor OF the Church Of
the Messiah, Park avenue and 34th street Ill
health was given the cause Of his retirement
The Rev Dr. Abbott +. kttredge. for twenty years
pastor Of the Madison Avenue Reformed Church
also resigned yesterday. Resolutions were adopted
requesting Or. Kittredge TO remain with the church
pastor emeritus at IA salary Of S. 600 a year for
five years. AT the former church resolutions were
passed expressing the regret Of the conEregat on
over the retirement Of DR.. Savage,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
g. Altntatt i On.

FURS, FUR GARMENTS RUGS AND DRAPERlES
RECEIVED FOR STORAGE AND sAFE-KEEPINa
THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER MONTHS.
DURING WHICH PERIOD THE PLACING OF ORDERS FOR
THE REPAIRING AND ALTERING OF FURs AND THE
CLEANING AND REPAIRING OF RUGS IS ESPECIALLY
RECOMMENDED
GLACE DRAPEREs. WHEN CLEANED WILL BE STORED
THROUGH THE SUMMER MONTHS WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
COST.
rineesntb Street and Sixth Hvsnus, new York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24

Aepartrnent, was appointed assistant 20 the sec
rotary. All the appointments take effect June =
| The retirement on June OF Robert PitSaittH IL
resident assistant 70 President Cassatt at PUTS
| burg was announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24

S6th street. Brooklyn yesterday Dr. ellniI-- 80
born In ireland slxtv-seven wears ago He studiea
medicine at Columbia University and at 0ae-Is
College. Dublin He served as a surgeon ~
federal navy during the Civil Var pT l' 11IS-Dits
at time surgeon in the tsrooSlSI 51TSs and
He pTactised medicine I'm Brooklyn LOT 49, - Hors
was one Of the best known physicians u ''
lfgb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
THE CONFERENCE AT VIENNA.

Paris May 23-The association of French policy
holders of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
has decided 10 take part in the international con-
ference 10 be held at Vienna with the object Of
making arrangements TO protect the interests of
policyhoders The date OF the conference has not
vet been fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
COUNTS SUIT oIsMIssED.

The suit for separation brought by Count GyuIa
40 Festetics against his wife. Elsie de Festetics
,vas dismissed by Justice Dickey In the Specal
rrarr, or the Supreme Court BROOKLYN Yesterday
IRE Countess de Festetics formerly Miss Elsie
haven Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
Returns Are Sure.

The investor who puts money INTO
Mortgages on New York City Tsa.
estate certainly follows the line o.
safety and wisdom.
The investor who in addition IN
sists that payment of both principal
and interest Of his mortgage %
guaranteed BY the Bond and Moff'
gage Guarantee Co. gets the 0s''
investment known.
No inUeSt0T has eUsr lost q 6Otia''
BoanJtioRTGAGE (uARETEE@
Capital q Surplus. 100000
l46 Broadway. New York
4z5 Remson s.. gIooNiyn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
COLONEL ROBERT S. MOORE.

Denver. May 2S.-Cooncl Robert 5. Moore, vet
eran of the Mexican and ClyU wars. and a close
friend of Generals Grant and Sheridan, died here
to-day aged seventy-ntne years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
MR.. CAssATT GOES TO PARIS.
Rumor That Pennsylvanias President Will
Return Here at Once.

London. May 23.-Alexander j. Cassatt' presl-
ant of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company left
London to-day for Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
OR. WILLIAM ). eILF,LLAN.

DIR. William j. Gilhllan. at one time an official
In the Brooklyn Health Department. died the
home of his nephew. DT. George G. Cochran No 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24

II was reported in Wall Street yesterday tnat Ir;
l.att was about to return at 20 the United
tates in consequence of the developments at the IN
ouirv in progress before the Interstate Commerce
Commission into the connection of Pennsylvania
railroad officials with coal companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-24
NEW BOSTON POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

lBy Telegraph TO The TFibune
Boston May 2s.-Stephen O'Meara former owner
~ .'The Boston Journal has been appointed Pc
lice Commissioner under the single headed
systenL
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09

Evie McNeer and Mr.. L. Truitt dineC
at J. D. Truitt's last Sunday.
Miss Maggie Williamson spent last
! Friday afternoon with Misses Della
and Dena and Bea Armstrong.
Mrs. Edd Weems and two cute little
children, Mamie and Grace, and Miss
Alice Hammett of Owens attended
services at Pleasant Ridge last Sun
day.
Mr.. Gus Ward was noted on the
Ridge last Sunday eve and was in full
bloom, although he looked quite sad.
Mrs NJ G. Brough and Miss Audrey
and Mr.. Ewell Williamson visited
Walter Williamson and family last
Saturday night with his brother a
Eddsville.
Mrs. Edd Weems and Misses Ernes
EubaDk and White Rogers dined al
VIM Eubanks' last Sunday,
Miss Alice Hammett dined with hel
cousin, Miss Joanna Dodd, last Sunday
Mr.. W. c.. R. was all smiles Sunday
afternoon. What was the matter will
him, Miss A,
Miss Edna Truitt spent last Satur
day afternoon with her chum, Miss
Dixie Rodgers.
Mrs Callie Truitt spent last Sunday
with Mrs Ernest Morris.
Miss Bette Grantham spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. P. A.
Truitt
Mr.. J. A. williamson attended tht
U. G. V. meeting at Lexington last
Monday.
Mr.. r. E. Dodd has been suffering
with severe case of tonsilitis for thu
last week.
Miss Florence Newman, we are glaG
to say, was able to begin her schoo
again Monday after few days illness
Messrs. Bob Rayner and Arthur AL
len from the sticks were visitors Oh
the Ridge last Sunday.
hunting last Saturday night and made
it convenient to go by. the White
House. Did you catch any gamer
Hello. Clabberhead, why are you mo-
on the list this week? Guess you arr
waiting till you get moved on Mair
street before writing any more. Now,
don say Pulltite is dull, for thinl
Its on a boom, myself, especially
every Saturday night.
Miss Fannie Wood was the guest o.
Mrs Della Truitt last Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Armstrong is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs
Leathyann Carnathan, at B. Ct.
+ r. E. NJ, we missed your interest
ling items from The Times this week
| / think | recognize you, but will mo-
tell who you are for fear will be
wrong.
Gee whiz4 am staying too long,
SO will saw off, as my time is limit
ed. HoDing to hear from all the cor
respondents next week. / remain the
HIAWATHA.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09

are spending few days at the paren-
tai home.
Messrs. s J. and T. J. Brown tran
sacted business in Yazoo City Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. W, you will have to get a hustle
on or your time will be beaten by a
Russell.
Mr. J. Ee Harthcock and family
spent few days last week at Mr.. s.
J. Browns.
Mr. J. V. Brown visited relatives
in Lexington Saturday and Sunday.
Little Andrew Harthcock of Lexing-
ton is spending few days with his
grand parents of Ebenezer.
We wonder if We, Us & Co. ever saw
the train pass by Hopewell, ha, ha, ha
What about it, Miss L2
Mr.. W. G. Frost was Sunday after
noon visitor at Mrs. NJ A. Spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Brown, Sr., and
daughters spent Sunday very pleasant,
ly at Mr.. A. G. Rogers.
Mr.. T. s. Harthcock made a business
trip to Lexington Saturday.
Mrs. E. E. Brown, Jr., and little
daughter Sadie May, are spending a
few days visiting relatives in Hope
wellneighborhood.
Miss Daisie Rogers, the efficient
teacher of the Harlands Creek school,
spent Saturday and Sunday of last
week at the home of Mr.. E. E. Brown s..
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Hearn spent
Sunday night in Lexington, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Harthcock.
Mr.. Russell Hoover called at Mrs.
NJ. A. Spells Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. W. o. Brown spent short time
Sunday at the home of his uncle, Mr..
J. v Spell of Coxburg
II was quite shock to our neigh
boYhood when the word came that
Meggs Brown was dead He was son
of Mr.. S. J. Brown and was at work
with his father on the road. He was
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Liberty Chapel.

Messrs Oscar Ingold, ]. T. Brooma,
and s. B. Moore have been engaged ia
making molasses for themselves AID
neighbors the past week. Mr.. KaI 5e,
YOU see people are stuck up in'@oul
vicinity as we'll as around Acona. r III
bet there is enough sweetning on their
overalls to entertain whole NEST Of
yellow Jackets for quite while
Messrs. Thurston and Estel Ashley
were callers in our midst recently.
Mr.. Henry and Rothe Barger, Milton
and Tom Horton and Dave Lowery
spent a few pleasant hours Sunday
afternoon with S. R. Moore.
Several new pupils were at school
Monday morning with merry smiles.
Most every one in our vicinity is
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Around the Circle.
around Durant.

Beautiful weather still How nice
it is for picking cotton, digging po-
tatoes and making molasses.
The faithful mule is plodding his
weary. way around the cane mill at
B. W. Moore's this week. Making mo
lasses is tedious work, but how nice
/ the rich golden syrup is with your
breakfast cakes
Quite number of friends and Iela-
tives met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Durham to pay honor to their
son, Preston, who reached his twenty
first milestone that day. Those present
were Mrs. Bette Adam, Miss Opzo
Taylo and Mr., Earl Taylor of Durant,
Miss Gertrude Kealhofer of Owens.
Mr. and Mrs Lotion Cooper and little
son, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cooper and
daughters, Misses Ethel Kate and An
ME. Ofcourse there was feast of good
things served at the dinner hour and
all enjoyed the occasion to the fullest
extent. We wish for Preston many
happy returns
Mrs Lex Neville is visiting in Lex
ington this week
Mrs. Eugene Barger is quite sick
with typhoid fever at her home in
Durant, We most earnestly hope that
she will soon be restored to perfect
health.
There was preaching at the Durant
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening by the beloved pastor, II. f.
Sproles. | am sure all went away feel
ing that it was good to have been
there.
Rev. Dr. Hutton preached at the
Presbyterian church in Durant Tues
day night The writer regrets very
much not being able to attend
Mr. and Mrs E. Watson have moved
into their beautiful new residence in
the northwestern surburbs of Durant.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Watson will make
their home with them.
Messrs Emmett Nabors and Joel
Wherry spent Sunday at Mr.. J. T.
Wherry s.
Mr. Ike Saxon and Edgar Wherry
went to jackson Tuesday to attend the
fair.
We deeply sympathize with Mr.. and
Mrs Rushing Howell in the death of
their sweet little baby girl, Elizabeth
Some day they shall meet her again
where there will be no more parting,
sorrow or pain.
The little cottage at the intersection
of the Bowling Green and Lexington
public roads, owned by Mr.. Sam
| Wherry has taken on quite 'holny"
appearance under the skilled hand of
one of The Times correspondents Who
it seems, knows how to paint as we'll
as to write for the papers and 'clean
up new grounds. "
Very best wishes to The Times and
all its correspondents.
R. E. NJ. .
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Bethesda.

Well. as / have been absent III foI !
few lines to The Times and. and LET EnaT tSe
ioiiy band of correspon, tents knom ",
that / am still in the land 81 the ~
ing. News is scarce with ms' co4
The farmers are all trying % gsll
their cotton picked before the cold
Weather v catches them. They are ray
ina beautiful weather foE,gathering i.
'n Ray j NJ Ellis filed his regular
appointment at Pleasant Rsdge LAST
Sunday 80, +bo,
We are indeed sorry to say ma. .
Walter, the son Of J. y. IrulCI' ~ y w III
! sreIy hope for him a speedy restofa
Il. n to health. n.
~ 1rs. Emma Brough spent last Tues
aay : with Mrs. Jim Mcclellan, Y,
- Mes srs. j. G. Truitt, M. & BrougL
and IA wilies. and Misses Maggie ano
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09

help Rev relate the news Of your town.
Every body are cordially invited 70
attend the Basket supper Friday night.
November IS, 1905, at the cozy home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. sEnbank. The
girlsiare all expected tobring baskets
ard the boys twenty five cents with with
which to purchase the baskets. The
proceeds will be for the benefit OF the
Bowling Green Baptist church;
Mr.. Jno. Fincher came out Tuesday
and purchased nice bunch OF cattle
from J. F. McNeer.
Mr.. Earl Tate and sisters, Pearl and
Arzo, spent Saturday night and Sun,
day with their sister, Mrs. Manuel
Mcclellan.
Mesdames MeNeer and Eubank re,
turned Sunday p. m. after several
days stay with Mrs J. M. Tate at
Goodman.
News is very scarce in this part OF
the burg so will leave space for a
more talented scribbler than
''O'O MABEL CLAIRE
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Bowling Green.

We are glad to note Mr.. D. W. Weeks
much improved at this writing
Dr.. j. H. Byrd and family and J.
r. Gulledge and wife spent Tuesday
night with Mr. j.. E. .Covington and
wife.
Messrs. T. w. Eubank and S. s.
passed through the burg Sunday. en-,
route to Edsville
j, H. McNeer and wife spent Sun
day morning with R. L McNeer and
family
Mrs. j. T. Ellison of Durant is spend
ing few days with her son, Joel, get
ting every thing IN order before his
bride enters
Misses Mittie and Mary Carnathan
visited Misses Maggie and Evie Nc
Neer Saturday eve, and they all spent
a while at Mrs. s., E. Tate's. =
Mrs. G. Sutbeck and Miss Buck call
ed at Mr.. s. E. Tate IS Sunday evening
J. r Eubank spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives at Pulltite
The Loving Two, come again and
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Forest Grove.

We are still having some fine weather
for cotton picking. The potatoes are
about all dug now. There are no
.stateys TO pick up so it is pick cot
ton again. Dutchie, know you SYM
uathize with us as you have to pick
cotton and fight skeeters just like we
do.
Messrs. Earnest, Vardaman and Os-
car Brown spent part of last week in
Yazoo county putting up a bridge.
Mr., and Mrs. 7. CT Harthcock spent
the lattar part Of last week with their
son, MIR. W. "A. Harthcock Of Lexing.
ton. who has been very sick but glad
to say is improving,
Mrs. Tom ME Ellison and children
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09

suffering with severe colds. -.
Miss Ophelia IngoM went shopping
Monday. ,,.,-
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lyon. and little
son, q Gaston, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Norris Lyon who is quite SICK 80
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Broome and lit
tie ones visited her brother, Morton
Boat'Rright, Saturday and Sunday
While here Mrs. Broome called on Mrs
Bette Strong and reports her lmproV-
ing.
erett were at Mrs. D. F. Boatwrlght' s
Saturday eve,
\ tiss Matte Lee Lyon spent Sunday
with the Misses Boatwrights, say,
girls, we're persimmons all. you were
looking for Sunday? 49,.
M. Ltunuel Smith is visiting TINS
vicinity zeal often of late, think. ne is
irving to steer Boat-wright.
Mrs Wi lie Everett made a flying
visit to Mrs. J. 7. Broome's home
Mr. ". Iunsford and wife passed
through our vicinity Sunday on their
way to Bro. McBroadaway.
Mrs Leila Edwards and Mrs Nancy
Tnpold were in Lexington Saturday.
Mr., Oscar Ingold and Master McBee
are visiting the old home this week
Mr., Sam Hamrick called on the
Misses well, I'll leave that for his
best girl to guess. Say, Sam, dld your
horse run away with your
Miss Jennie Everett visited Mrs
Hyman the past week and while there
took in the Minstrel.
Mrs. T. A. Sharp and children. Otis
and Sallie Boatwright spent Sunday
very pleasantly at the home OF Mr..
Peter Ingold. ~,
Mr.. Tom Horton and wife visited
his mother recently and found her
improving.
Miss Maggie Moore visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday. She re-
| turnde Sunday eve to Mrs Lowery $,
where she is staying attending school.
Miss Nina Everett was the welcome
guest of Misses Bette and Maggie
! Moore Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hale and Mrs.
T. Boyd were in the city Monday:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Lander and two
children of Winona have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. w. Boyd the past week.
Misses Sallie and Allie Lyon were the
welcome guests of Misses Nellie and
4 1nie Hamrick Sunday.
a. RS. E M. Broome was the priced
,.,Ina4 ~ Of her daughter'recently.
sIvH. 'Mr Ntilton Horton lost fine COW
recently. uroun nasead +brough
our vicinity LITTLE MAID.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Around the Circle.
HONEYWELL.

Among those at preaching Sunday
afternoon we note the following from
Ebenezre Misses Mamie Diggs, Geor
gia Clark, Jennie Morgan; Messrs.
Simmons and Turner from Tolaryille,
Mr.. Shuttleworth from Central, Mr.,
Shumaker and from Forest Grove,
Mr.. Tom Brown.
Mr. Walter Mabry, accompanied by
Mr.. Jim Pullman, circulated among
friends in this vicinity on Sunday. ;.
There is still soft melodious sound
in the air which seems closely akin 10
the merry chimes of wedding bells
Yes, Old Whack, Dan Cupid's business
seems to be picking mp over this way.
We are glad to say Mr. r. r. Eli
son and little girls are some better at
this writing.
Misses, Ellie and Lennie Ellison went
to Pickens Friday on q shopping ex-
pedition. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Rainer spent
two days of last week in the hospita
BILE home of Mr.. Tom Rainer of Evans.
Miss Luke Rogers visited the pa
rental home last Friday afternoon, re-
turning Sunday o..
Messrs. George Ellison and Cap Sally
made flying trip to. Yazoo Sunday.
Mr. Will Spell came down Sunday
and carried his sistre, Mrs. May. Eli :,
son. home with him for few days
visit ',.'.. =
Mr.. Grover Rogers spent Sunday
afternoon with friends in this vicinity.
Twas only bunch of violets mod
est, sweet and blue, but nevertheless
much curiosity was excited.
Mr.. Edwin Ward and mother, Mr..
George Ellison and Mr.. Edwin Ellison
were recent visitors in Lexington.
Just Us. - the recognition is mutual.
Come often, we are always glad to
hear from you.
Misses May Rainer and Tucker Ward
spent Saturday night with Mrs. Hugh
Messrs. David and Joe Sally attend
ed preaching at Hopewell Sunday.
Mrs. Earnest Brown is spending
several days with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Sally.
1t was with deepest sorrow and re-
gret that we heard of the death of
Meggs Brown. We.extend our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved ones.
IL was our SOOu fortune ana pleasure
to have been closely associated with
him in the schoolroom quite recently
and we can say, in all truth, that a
boy of more lovable disposition we
never knew. He was kind and cour-
teous to all, an obtdient son, and a
devoted brother, and will be sadly
missed by large circle OF relatives
and friends.
Mr.. EernenePosey called at Mr.. W,
T. Ellison S Sunday evening
Mr., Tom Leach passed through our
vicinity Saturday.
Feathers seem to be "all the go"
this season-especially goose feath-
ers I"
Messrs. John3Rainer, George Ellison
and Edwin Ward transacted business
in Pickens Saturday.
Digging potatoes seems to be the
order of the day We are glad the
yield is so good because I'VE all love
field potatoes. " Don't we.glrls? Rice
is nice, too, Ell?
We are afraid we'll get our business
in a jam if ,we'sayt any moreS SO we
will bid you adieu' for this time.
WE, US & co.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09

taken with congestion and died before
medical aid could be procured, His
remains were brought home and buried
in the family burying ground at Eb..
enezer. We deeply sylnpathi2e with
the beresved fmialy in this their great
affiiction.
Well, Mr.. Editor as everybody is SO
busy picking cotton we don't get to see
any one to hear any news We will
close and leave room for those that
have more and better news than
JUST US.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
CLOTHING

for Men and Boys who know
what Good Clothes are. Spe-
ciaI lines, exclusive styles,
best makes and excellent
values. It is advisable and money
saving on your part to visit the large
stocked Clothing rooms and investigate
before buying or ordering elsewhere.
Clothing to suit the most fastidious,
and condition of the purse.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
r. & B. Sontheimer.

Mr.. J. L. Merriwether brought to
The Times shop Tuesday very select
lot of choice sweet potatoes, for which
we thank him and his. It Is now in
order for that ex+champion huntsman.
Mr.. Erastus Ingold, to fetch q possum,
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09

The sachem of Hardscrabble accom-.
nanied by his Master of Horse. passed
in review on our square Saturday.