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ADAMS MACHINE SHOP

comprising about one acre OF land, be II more
or less, on which there stands large two-story
building with about 1900 square feet OF floor
space. two store houses and two lun, Der sheds.
together with the main lines Of shattIng, In
basement aud on nrst and second floors. engine
and boiler water power, water rights. water
privileges and rights OF way.
This property + In good repair aud centrally
located. being only about three minutes walk
from post ONCE.
CHARLEs ADAMS, Administrator.
Bennington, VT. March l, 1906.
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ORIN D. ADAM s.

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
II AND LINCOLN COUNTY,
THE % HOUR LAW

Fred w. Gooding who heads 9
delegation Of Idaho stiockmen, i:
advocating a So hour law. 1t is
his idea, backed by the men who
are with him, that this is the best
practical feeding regulation. He
believes that after a 36-hour ride,
the sheep will be SO hungry that
they will eat when unloaded.
whereas they refuse to eat after a
2S-hour ride. Looking at it from
another standpoint, Mr.. Gooding
says that 36-hour law would
make a difference OF two DAYS in
the time required to ship sheep
from the Idaho range to Chicago,
as two feeding days would be esaved.
But what is Of equal Importance,
he says that experience has dem
that sheep unloaded
once every So hours reach Chicagol
in better condition, and weighing
more than sheep that are unloaded |
every % hours Indeed, according
to his statement land he is an ex
perienced sheepman and can speak
Dy the card) Idaho sheep that are
lnJoaded once in 36 hours will
)rlng from 10 to 20 cents more
lead in Chicago than the same
grade of sheep that go through un-
Ter the 2S-hour law. Considering
he enormous number OF Idaho
heep that find their way to Chica-
o eveay year, it is estimated that
his 2S-hour law actually costs the c
he sheepmen OF idaho 100000.
hich might be saved to. them ii S
'edlng intervals were less frequent ?
The Idaho case is but a single !
lstance. The same s,rt of testi- J
Iony comes nom practically every 5
her western state that is repre- I
nted P
The agricultural department A
hich is charged with the enforce
ent of the 2S-hour law, is con-
need that it should be changed Il !;
ID inclines to the 36-hour substi-
tie proposed by the Idaho men. -
is expected that Secretary vii -
n will appear before the COM -.
lttes of the senate and house. -
'ng with the sheepman, and lend ..
aid to secure the necessary ~
lendment to the 2S-hour law.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26

Lavender oil is of medicinal value,
and lavender seeds and leaves Of grea.
toilet value. Our total importahons of
this oil and leaves amount in value to
over 100000. The lavender CT com
merce is raised in this country for prl
vate uses, and it should find a place
in the ordinary garden OF drugs that
one starts for profit It's greet odor
should add materially 10 the pleasure
Of cultivating the plants. Scientific
American.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
THE COUNTY BOARD
Proceedings at their Regular Janu-
ary, 1000, Session.

First day OF January Session
1906, Of the Board of Commission
ers OF Lincoln County, State u
Idah,.
Pursuant to Statute, the Board
OF Commissioners OF Lincoln Coun-
ty, met in regular session, at the
Court House, on January 9th, 1906.
Present: f. E. Crosse, Chair
man, w. B. Kelly, and Guy Lem
mon, Commissioners, and A. L.
McMahon, Clerk.
Upon the petition of Edw. A.
Walters, J l.. Fuller and one hun
dred and twelve others, the Board
OF Commissioners appointed John
koets as County Surveyor to fill
the uaexpired term caused by the
death OF J. w Waldron.
The application of R. w. Adams
for appointment as County Survey
or was rejected.
The Board had under considera-
tion th- petition of Albert Carpen-
ter and 40 Others to appoint Henry
Carpenter as Road Overseer OF road
district No. 2, and after due con-
sideration 1t is ordered that Henry
Carpenter be and is hereby ap-
pointed as Road Overseer OF DIS
trict No. 2.
The petition OF Orlando Emmons
aud IA others praying for the APP
pointment of VIM. E. Moulton as
Road Overseer OF Road District
No. 2 was rejected
The petition of Mary E. Briggs
and II others to appoint Otis
svster as Road Overseer OF Dis
Irict No. 5, was considered and it
IS ordered that OTIS Syster be and :
ne is hereby appointed as Road
)verseer OF Road District No. 5 4
The Board had under considera-
ion the petition of Thos. H. Good
ng, J. w. Monroe and 40 others :
'raying the Board to appropriate :
uch sum of money as said Board y
GEMS advisable to assist in laying "
ut and putting in good condition
public road running north from d
iooding, to the Blaine County line y
connect with road from Camas Al
rairie and after due consideration W
is ordered that the sum of $500
e and is hereby appropriated " VI
II the purpose of building road r
ON Gooding to the Blaine Coun- P.
line and the County Surveyor is R.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26

day from a short business trip te
Boise.
-First-class lodging house
Home-cooked meals served family
style, at the Lincoln lodging house
west of McFall House, Shelby
Frost, proprietor.
5. J. Friedman OF Haley was in
town Tuesday on his way home
from Salt Lake City. Mr.. Fried
man arrived on No. ) but as that
train did not connect with the
branch he had to spend the day
here.
Services in Methodist church,
Sunday as follows: Preaching at
II and 7:30 Sunday School at II
O'Clock, Epworth League at 6:45.
Public cordially invited to all our
meetings, Every member of the
church is urged to attend the
morning service.
Chris. Armstrong, one of the
of the Bannock Hotel
in Pocatello, passed away yester-
day morning at three o'clock. Mr..
Armstrong is well and fovorably
known throughout this section Of
he state. His obituary will ap-
bear in the columns of this paper
lext week.
Special services at the Baptist
hurch next Sunday, preaching at
l a. IN. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday {
chool at noon. Bible study at 4
: nl., Leader, R. j. Mcmahon.
'oung peoples society 5:45. l
lotning subject. Labor OF Love or
he has done what She could
'vsning snbject, almost thou
ersuadest Me to be Christian. ("
II are cordially invited. 0
1t is a source Of great pleasure TO T
lticipate something out of the or l
nary, and the realization of your
lticipation is very gratifying, Mr..
ernicke takes great pleasure in
lnounceing that Damon's New tc
leans Colored Students under
e direction of the Acme Lyceum
lreau of Chicago will appear at
e Opera House ON the night of
nuary 31st. Prof. Damon, who
5 the personal supervision of TIE
npany is recognized the world q
er as the BLACK Paginni,n
lsical PRODIGY. He is surround
by talented company of In
Vocalists and elo-
ionists who render clean a
olesome, perfect and delightful
ertainment. Not dull mo Pr
ut.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
HEPBURN NOTES

Mrs. c. B. Howard has been We.
ry i'll, put is now improving. Hel
mother arrived here Friday morn
ing from Colorado, and viii remain
with her.
The livery barn belonging to
Smith Bros, was flooded out the
last of the week. The water spoil.
ed about five hundred dollars
worth of bran and shorts.
Smith Bros, are now moving
their building to the north end of
town.
A crowd of young people drove
out to the ranch of J. G. Early. |
Monday night, and spent the even
ng skating. Alta late hour the
lost served refreshments, and the
party returned nome.
Miss Della Ferrin was surprised
rnesday evening by merry crowd
f her friends. A very pleasant
vening was rpent by those pres
MT.
Messrs Jones and Brimm have
pplied TO the County Commits
toner's for license to open sa
ION. II
NJ. A. Green, the Dry Greek
umper spent Thursday and Fri Q
ny in Hepburn. -
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
Estray.

The following described animals came
to the ranch of Jos. Dlrrah on Big
Wood. River on or about the 9th day Of
January, 1906, the following described
animals:
One mare. abont $50 pounds. branded
IL IN left shoulder.
O-e two year old, branded ~ N left
shoulder ExN
II the above animals are not claimed
will sell same at public auction, at
shoshone, Idaho. on Saturday, March 8
1905, as provided by law.
c. U. BrRcFss.
lN4 Constable |
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26


Overseer OF District No. 9 was ex
amincd and approved.
The Board adjourned until
o'clock a. m. tomorrow.
Second day OF January Session
| Shoshone idaho, Jan. 9th, 1906.
1 Full Board met pursuant to ad
journment.
The reports OF the following
Road Overseers were submitted
examined and approved.
Henry Carpenter, Overseer Of
Road District No. 2.
Joe Weech, Overseer of Road Dis
trist No. f.
JAS II. Barnett, Overseer of
Road District No. s.
The Official Bond of the follow
ing Road Overseers were SUBMIT
ed, examined and approved.
Joseph Weech as Ovverseer Of
Road District No. 4.
Charles Gustin as Overseer of
Road District No. s.
Henry Carpenter as Overseer of
Road District No. 2.
The fourth Quarterly Report OF
Auditor and Treasurer for 1906,
was examined and approved
Auditors report of the third and
fourth quarters 1905, was examin-
ed and approved.
The following claims were al
lowed on the Current Expense
Fund and the Auditor ordered to
lraw warrants for the same:
:. R. Mccoy Cement work at Jail
.................-.--s $500 +
3. w. swope, Dravage ........ i775
y. J. Burger, salary ...... l25.CO
V. D yrelenburgh, Justice fees $500
'ancroFv Whitney Co. Probate
Observation-Disclosures. Law. 1890
!. l. McMahon, Salary ....... 400 90
6 Deputy Hire .... $500
-eef,r & White. Supplies . 80 90 ,
ushong & Co. Supplies ........ 1O5. rs
: . Jail Cells. $500. S30.71
" T" CdisalIowed $lO1.29)
ioneer Bindery & Printing Co..
Supplies . . 2S.73 I
.ock. G. Mere. Co., Mise. ~. is IS / |
:. c. Custer, Jurors Certis.... 24,3O 8
:. II. Esugh,
Coroner, .................. So n
ock. q. Mere. Co., Jutor's d
Certfs. 10 80 h
F. Pickren, Jurors Certfs 1900 Il
obotI & Abbott :" 1850
. c. Custer. Jouror's Certfs.
Coroner. ............. 2I.25
McFall, Jurors Certfs Coroner 4.25
Hansen. Jurors Certfs 1890. 81 90
Donaldson '........ 225
L. DuSauit ''.... g 40
J. Mcmahon. Witness Certf.. 1918 ry
Ii. Sturgus, $50 m
nnfe Sears $50 IN
ma Scheifel $50
lelia Sciefiel +" $50 va
c. Custer {" 1900
liza Burkill, Services as Stem G..
ographer- ----...-....---... 600
la Burkill, disalIowed $4.00 Ids
h Cunningham Blanks. -. 1875 Ell
ding Bros, Telephone. ... Is 20 wo
ss & Prudhomme, Supplies 1880 :
esman Printing Co.. Water
DEGREES dlsallowed $l3 40 the
ivan & Pierce. smokesiack $3.50 tow
shone Light 4 Water CO..
Plumbing and e.c ... 1910
laims on the Road & Bridge out
ID: MO
ss II. Barnett. Road Work $ $3.50 ing
ph Weech. :. I55. 4S hos
ry Carpenter. g 96.25 oar
Peck, . 3l50
Z. Horton, CIR of Lumber s57.2 NJ
ne Board adjourned until 10 ine
ck a. m. tomorrw. VI y
ever
lird day of Session. lent
nuary 10th, 1906. :,
f. Piekren, Assessor and Tax y
'ctor made application to the "pp'
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-01-26
LOCAL

G. NJ. Hemphill returned Tues
day from a short business trip to
Boise.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-11-03


o is rms
sing u own money an. a r is dor, we Q not epet h pepe to
The Colorado statesman., 1906-11-03

If the
AUTOMATIC
phone is
a failure
and we
are not
going to
cut rates
and give
better
service,
what is the
monopoly
the
Colorado
Telephone
Company
yelling
about
2
The Colorado statesman., 1906-11-03
We said the Colorado Telephone Company
franchise to install their plant in Denver and
prepared to prove it,

Colorado Telephone
il i m
f and the original morhnn eand
The Colorado statesman., 1906-11-03

ISN'T IT BECAUSE THEY KNOW TT
BECAUSE THEY FEAR COMPETITION.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-07-20

that Central Point school opened for
business
Many were the disappointed ones
last Sunday the beloved minister did
not come, Much neighborly talk and
greetings was exchanged, however.
Mr.. Jay Wilks carried his nerve and
good looks down the way Sunday even
ing Says he is going to stop the cor
respondents from knowing his other
dates. Better mind, Mr.. d.
Mr.. r. s Wilkes had business down
at Mr. John Wallaces recent date and
his frank open good nature left some
pleasant remembrances hereabouts.
High anticipations for Tuesday All
sorts of good fish are expected to be
landed by the crowd of young folks OF
our vicinity who will compose party
of the hook and line brigade.
Your correspondents are apprecla-
ted down in our neighborhood, Mr.
Editor, | heard several men compliment
Happy Joe's Farmers union plea, and
charming Dutchess easy chair on the
horse, as well as many bouquets hand
ea out to the corps in general.
We miss Hayseed and Init.
With best wishes to The Times and
the numerous correspondents, remain,
WHITE ROSE.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-07-20
Bowling Green.

The rain that fell Thursday evening
was very much appreciated, especially
by the farmers
Mrs. J. N. Sheehy and little Nellie
spent the latter part of the week al
Providence guest of Mrs. Vim. Wilkins.
Charming Miss Blanche Mcclellan re.
turned home Thursday after several
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. w. N.
Tate at Summer
Mr. and Mrs J. F. Eubanks and
little Ruby dined with l.. Il. Williams
and family Sunday.
We are very glad to learn that Mrs.
Albert Heffiner is improving at this
writing.
Miss Maggie McNeer was a victim
of the chills the latter part of the week.
Mrs. C. Sutbeck and Gladys and
Mary, Mrs. |. N. Carnathan and Miss
Mittie spent last Monday evening al
Mr. J. T. McNeer
Mr.. NJ. L. Rodgers of Goodman is
spending this week with his home
folks.
Quite number of young people as
sembled at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
L. r. Williamson s Saturday night, to
eat cream and also to listen at the nice
music, which was furnished by Messrs.
Baxter and Ernest Eubank.
Mr. Tommie Ellis Of Brock visited
Mrs. d. Z. Mcclellan and family Sat
ruday night
Mr.. R. d. Rodges dined at Mr. G. A.
Tate's Sunday guess you enjoyed
the cream as much as you did the way
to Sunday school, didn't you Rod2
Dr. A. j. Newman and wife left
for Memphis Thursday ON pleasure
trip. Their niece, Miss May Pepper,
joined them at Sardis, they. will be
gone about a month.
Miss Bidy Nabors spent Friday night
with her cousins, Misses Hattie Belle
and Sallie May Tate.
Charming Miss Emma Mcclellan
spent the latter part Of the week with
her brother, Mr. Vim. Mclean.
Mr. and Mrs r. L, McNeer and
lite Erice spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. j /. Trditt
Mr. and Mrs Manuel Mcclellan and
sweet little Christine came down FRI
day and stayed until Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Ct A
Tate.
Misses Matte and Elva Mcclellan
spent Monday evening with their sis,
ter, Mrs. j. H. McNeer.
Mrs. Alma Mcclellan dined with j.
Fl. Byrd and family Sunday.
will ring off for this week, guess
and X will have on a full supply this
week.
With best wishes for the Times and
it's many readers. | still remain the
same MABEL CLAIR.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-07-20
Shaddon.

| We had twonice rains last week and
j tell You the long faces worn by our
f.liow farmers, changed into smiles IN
a jiffy
Miss Blanche Mcclellan returned home
Thursday from an extended visit to
relatives in Sumner, Miss
DIR A. j Newman of Bowling Green
has gone to Memphis Tenn. on bust
ness connected with his profession. He
will remain a few weeks Success, DIR
Mr.. and Mrs Manuel Mcclellan are
visiting the latter's parents.
J. S, Frazier of Lexington sojourned
among us Saturday and Sunday Joe
likes to mingle with US, sometimes.
Mrs. w. c. Mcclellan is contending
with chills.
Mrs. A. L. Hefner is slightly i'm.
proving at this writing.
f. p. Mcclellan made Durant bust
ness call Saturday.
Miss Fannie b. White of County
Line is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter
Mcclellan.
Miss Emma Mcclellan is spending a
few days with her brother, w. T..
Mcclellan, over the creek
Reys. Gardner of West and Clark OF
Ebenezer was in Bowling Green Satur-
day evening,
Emmett Grantham and Bob Smith
Of Hoffman came up Saturday evening
and remained over until Sunday.
Miss Rosa Tate spent last week with
her cousin, Miss Leila Grantham.
! Mr.. Otho- Grantham and son, Joe,
went down to see Mrs. Otho Grantham,
who is sick, while visiting her son,
Edward of Pleasant Ridge vicinity.
Miss Mary Herring our popular
teacher of Shaddon school, spent We'd
nesday night with Mrs Lena Wilkins
come again little teacher, you are al
ways welcome
Mr.. r. p Mcclellan went down te
Owens Thursday evening to get his us
ual jug of water, he reports their hay
ing had d splendid rain while there,
Mrs Show Hill Of Mt Pleasant has
gone TO Memphis to receive treatment
at the hands of specialist Of thai
place
Corn has suffered severely for lacf
of rain, gardens burned almost entire
ly up and paTched conditions prevail
ed in all small crops, cotton though
small, is doing well.
Mr. Jack Siddon and family and sis
ten Miss Pearl spent last Sunday a
j. 8. Wilkins.
Mrs Mary Grantham spent Sunday
with s, Wilkins,
Miss Blanche and little brother. Lut
! her. Mcclellan, attended divine service
at Bowling Green Sunday. REX.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-07-20
RichIand.

Here | come with my little budget
of news. The nice rain we are having
now makes the farmers grin from ear
to ear. Some of them can't sleep for
wondering where they are going to
store away ali that fine corn they ex-
pect to gather this fall.
The crops are all about layed by and
the young men don't have thing to
do but get up picnics and fishfrys, that
suits the girls.
The Richland young people had
nice fish fry down in the swamp last
Thursday, they report good time and
just plenty of fish I'm 1t was slight
ed on this occasion, guess they were
fraid she would tell where the lake was
guess | would for / never was selfish.
Little Miss May Cathrine Yarbor-
ough has taken up her place of abode
with Mr.. and MFss. A. P. Marlborough
She is quite pretty and charming lit
tie lady,
The popular and handsome Mr. Hugh
CowseTt, of Goodman. can be seen be-
hind the counter at Richland now, tax
ing the place of Mr.. Reedy Ellis, who
is taking a much needed rest
Miss Mittie Doty, of Kosciusko, is
visiting her Holmes county relatives
at present Glad you come, cousin Mitt,
for you are always as welcome as the
flowers in Spring
Mr.. X. E~Milbum. wife and little
girls, Matte and Kathalene of Lex
ington, visited the home of Mrs. Katie
Sheppard this week. Also attended
the fish-fry Thursday,
Mrs. j. B. Doty and daughter, Miss
Sallie. spent Friday most delightfully."-
with Mrs. w. J. Hollum.
Miss Ethel Smith and little son of
Carolina is visiting her brother, Mr.
XII Harrington, at present.
Mrs Annie Luce and little ones are
I (brightening the home of Mesdames w.
j. Hollum and E. j. Doty this week.
The glorious Fonrth is thing of the
past as far as date is concerned, but
the many happenings of that day will
always be imprinted ON the tablets of
some of our hearts, especially the pic
mic at Central, which was one Of the
loveliest affairs of that kind ever at
tended, more gentlemanly and lady
like crowd could not he imagined.
don't think that an old time wedding
table could have been any prettieF or
more bountifplly filled than our picnic
table.
Miss Lille Lee Upshaw and Brother
Charlie treated Mr.. j. B. Doty and
family with some of their nirce music
last Saturday night. Lii do you
want to go serenading again2
Since Mr.. Robert Porter, the eff
cient mail carrier Of route No.2, has
been sick on duty we don't get SO
much mail, only get what belongs to
ms now I'm 1t has two boxes, one on
route No 2 and one on Goodman route
No. l. SO if any yon correspondents
know me, write to me.
Mrs. DIR, Shepherd and charming
daughter Eva, visited relatives in
our burg Thursday and Friday
Miss Sallie Doty spent Sunday very
pleasantly with Mrs Gee. Toombs and
family
Mr. Willie Doty has iayed by his crop
and now has another job and is board.
ing with Mrs w II. Douglass There
ism t a lazy bone in old Will
With best wishes to The Times and
its many readers, INIT
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-07-20
Black Hawk.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Attneave left
Wednesday for Gulfport Biloxi and
other points.
Mrs. NJ E. Harper spent the week
In Lexington guest of DIR. and Mrs.
Bolts
Mr. A. R, Heggie was called to the
bedside of his daughter, Mrs. Warning
ton, who is critically ill, and while
there spent a few hours with Black
Hawk friends.
Mrs. G.. S. 0ltenburg who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs, IL. X.
CHM, returned to her home in Lex
ington Wednesday.
y Mrs. G. l.. Kimbrough and two in
3eresting boys Charles and Claude
I4eavell of Belville Texas, are visiting
her sister, Mrs, b. J Marshall.
@ Mrs. j. B. Streater and daughter
left for Hot Springs and other points
4his week.
Mrs. Calle Brewer and Mrs Charles
Clark returned this week from a
lengthy visit to State Springs and
Columbus,
Little Misses Frankee and Ruth
Howell of Columbus are in town this
week guests of relatives and friends.
Mrs. 4. w. J. Sullivan has as her
guests this week Mrs McGruda Sulli-
Van and children of jackson and Miss
Bessie Pace of Canton.
The friends of Miss Eleanor Sullivan
are glad to welcome her home after a
lengthy visit to relatives and friends
in Canton, Pickens, Jackson and
other places.
The W. o. W, win give an ice cream
supper Friday night; much pleasure
Is anticipated.
Mrs. Earnest Purcell and son, Of
Greenwood are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Purcell.
Mrs. McFarlane of Winona is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ike Jones.
Mr. viii Robinson and family are
visiting his father, Mr. Jimmie Rob
inson, who is very i'll EN-,
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-07-20
TINES CORPS OF. COUNTRY PENCl4PUS1
m FINE F1UMOR SINCE RECENT ABUNDANT RAINS

out from Goodman in an up-to-date
we're not there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morris spent
Sunday at Warner Truitt's.
E. H Morris parteOk of the hospi
tality of M. A. Truitt Sunday.
Quite a crowd of our young people
attended the protracted meeting at
Owens last week, and report enjoying
the services as we'll as the trip.
Come again, Rex, Hayseed and Wise
Bird, for we love to read your dots.
The prOtracted meeting will begin at
Bethesda the second Sunday in August.
Ed Grantham enjoyed the presence
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Eubanks and
Mrs. w. e. Grantham and children
last Sunday.
Albert Taylor spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his cousin, Tommie
Eubank.
Mrs. J. F. Wood and charming
daugehtr, Miss Bessie, spent Saturday
at Mrs Walter Williamson's near
Owens
Misses Dora Eubank and Ella made
a flying trip to Durant last Friday.
Misses Maggie Williamson and Edna
Truitt spent Tuesday night at Mrs
Walter Williamson S.
There will be an ice cream supper at
Walter Williamson S Friday night.
We will close and write more next
time
Best wishes to The Times and its
thousands of readers
u AND K
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-07-20
Pleasant Ridge.

Here come again. The crops are
looking better since Fridays rain.
Mr. II. G. Morris and wife spent
Saturday night at G. A. Tate's, and
so did Manuel Mcclellan and family
Sunday guests at d. j Ellington 5
were b p. Eubanks and family and
Ed, Ellington
$. j. Elilntgon and family and
Misses Eula Lee Eubanks spent Sun
day at Mrs. Della Truitt's.
George Siddon and family went to
Ed Grantham's S Sunday to see Mrs.
Siddon's mother. who is there sick
Mrs Daisy Lomax is spending some
time with her mother, Mrs. Ellington.
Mr.. j. IT Wood claimed as Sunday
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Muirhead
Of Durant and Misses Ida and Lummie
Euhank AN reported a nice time.
Mabel Clair, you ought to have been
at Sunday school, Mr. r. would have
been dee-lighted to fan you. He was