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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20

Ask your druggist for them.
Mr.. Wells and Miss Effie Reave,
came up from Rives and took din
ner with Miss Effie's aunt, Mrs. G
w. Corbitt, Sunday.
Miss Cathey Bransford contem
plates leaving Sunday for a visit oil
several weeks to her sister, Mrs
John E. Pollock, at Columbia.
Mr.. w. S. Moore, of Chicago, who
has been visiting his mother al
Newbern, was in the city Sunday
visiting his kinsfolk and friends.
Rev. E. L. Watson, Mrs. w. D.
Harrison, Miss Ella Griffin and Miss
Ida Sanders attended the Baptist
convention IN Dyersburg this week.
Mr.. T. R. Massey is having an
addition built to his residence on
Fourth street and otherwise inn
proving and identifying the prem
Uses.
The West Tennessee Baptist Sun
day School Convention is in session
in Dyersburg this week. There are
present about three hundred mes
sengers.
Mr.. Lewis H. Lockhart has been
at home for two or three weeks
very sick. but began to improve
this week and is out again, we are
glad to say.
Go to the opera house tonight
and hear the aggregation of band
talent. Program by the Union City
Concert Band Reserved seats, Is
cents, selling now.
1t has been asked whether ladies
visit the Cuban car. They certainly
do. The exhibit is most entertain
ing tor ladies, and very educational
for school children.
Bought With a Price will be
the theme at the First Christian
Church Sunday morning. The night
service will begin at 7. As o'clock and
the subject will be Hold Fast the,
Good.
Misses Bonnie Roberts and Ma
ME Barham, of near town, were
guests of relatives in Jackson Eas-
ter. They were accompanied by
Messrs. Charlie Everett and Howell
Palmer.
Mr.. ]. H. McCaw, of Rives, was
business visitor to the city Mon
day. He reports TIL t Col. Abe
Crittendon, one of the most promi-
nent citizens OF the Seventh Dis
trict, is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Radebaugh
returned last week direct from
Mexico City. They spent about
three weeks in the quaint old city.
A number of Texas points were
visited and the trip was very pleas
ant to them.
Mr.. J. H. McCaw. who has for
of years conducted very
successful mercantile business at
has sold his esta blishment
to Mr.. Larry Clemmons, who will
conduct the business in the future.
Mr.. McCaw will devote his entire
attention to his farming interests.
The phenomenal success of Row
and and Clifford's new production,
Dora Thorne, has shown that the |
popular taste appreciates something
more than vaudeville or the growing |
WEAKNESS of plays which rely upon
/ dazzling array of chorus girls or
spectacular scenic display.
OF the many books that Bertha
VI. Clay has written, none has had
he popularity and has been so
widely read as Dora Thorne. This
love story has been dram
ltized by Lem b Parker and will
De produced Friday night, April 81,
It Reynolds Opera House.
Messrs. Jas. Z. Haguewood and
4. T. Robinson were in St. Louis
his week as buyers for the Hardy
Bros. g. Haguewood Co. Mr.. Hague
wood is buying supplies for the
Trenton branch and Mr.. Robinson
s selecting woolens and fall pat
ems for the tailoring department
n Union City.
A Il L.. = 4~g,.w hfo ..rv. |
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20

A healthy man is king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unhap-
by slave. Burdock B Blood Bltters
builds up sound health-keeps you
we'll
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20

Leghorn Eggs, is for so cents.
See X. G. Cummings at Grissom e
grocery or call on Miss Belle Cum
mlngs. Phone 1919. 13-tf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
DOan'S Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 2oc.
Ask your druggist for them.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20
Attention. Elks.

All members of Union City Lodge,
No. 679, are earnestly requested to
attend meeting of Lodge tonight.
Business of extreme Importance
will be considered.
r. ]. BARNETT,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20

Look! Best Patent Flour
at $500 a barrel, at mill.
Strictly guaranteed, or
money refunded.
Dahnke-Walker
un Milling Co
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20

LosT-Gold cross, with three chip
diamonds. between Commercial Of
ice and First National Bank. Re.
turn to this office. 1t.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20
WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, in strictest confid-
ence. telling us all your symptoms and
troubles. We viii send free advice
Tin plain sealed envelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20
VIII Exhibit At
Union City,
Tuesday, Apr.24
Afternoon and Night.
Afternoon and Night.

A Hundred Human Actors and Twice Hundred AMI
NAL Acts mammoth programme full of Snap Novelty
and Excellence
Wonderfully educated Elephants, Lions, Tigers Hand
Trained Horses Beautiful Ponies Dogs Monkeys.
Worlds Champion Acrobats, Leapers, Tumbers, Bar
Performers Aeraists Daring and Graceful Lady Trapese
Artists Funny Clowns Comedy Mules and other
and features all up the well known Sparks standard of
merit See the splendid street parade
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20

J D. Porter returned from Spring.
field last week and is spending a
few days in the city.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-04-20

This Company writes all forms of insurance
and has no equal when it comes to making
prompt payments of death claims. Claims
paid ordinarily the very day death proofs
reach the Home Office of the Company.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Further Honor
For Prize Pupil

Miss Alice Martin promised that the
girl who won the medal last June in
a piano playing contest at her studio,
should give public recital the follow
ing Autumn.
Miss Eva Dobrowski was awarded
the medal and will give recital, free
of charge, in the college chapel some
afternoon the latter part of this month,
assisted by the bets vocalists in town,
Miss Dobrowski is unusually talent
cd, and her playing can not fail to give
pleasure to all. Miss Martin is justly
proud of her and hopes later in the
season, before the June concert, tc
bring forward others in her advanced
class.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Local Talent
Delight Society

(. Lexington awoke Monday night to
the light of many stars on her his
trionic boards. That society was more
than delighted has been attested by
the echoes of admiration reverberatlng
through the hours succeeding the per-
formance.
The play was in charge of Brook
haven's accomplished mistress OF elo-
cution, Mrs. McGee, assisted by the
untiring efforts of Mrs. l.. Levy, who
knew no fatigue or tagging during
the long hours of rehearsal and prepa-
Fations. Miss Eva Shepherd furnished
the music in her usual sweet and
accomplished elegance.
To begin to tell of the bellies and
beaux and the charming matrons who
shone as bright particular stars would
be to tell of the distinguishing tints
of perfect flowers in radiant rose
garden. !,
The leading parts in the Earl and
the Girls were filled by Miss Mary
Beall as Joyce Dynecourt and Miss
Annette Levy as Phyllis Calhoun, who
were applauded to the echo and crown
ed with golden laurels as Thesplan
queens. The entire caste was given
in these columns last week.
Mrs r. H. Baker, Jr., and Miss
Mildred Smith added to the attrac-
tions by their sweet singing.
Miss Mary Watson was a most per-
fect personation of maid from
Ethiopia and as an Irish girl Miss
Rayner's praises were spng on the gold
L - ", Tsl ~
AS Lord Blazonberrie, Mr. Joe Levy
recalled the palmy days of Lord Dun
dreary. Mr. Herman Levy and Mr..
Jno L. Dyson gave most finished per-
formances. Dalton McBee and Baxter
Wilson, Jr., bore their blushing honors
leroically. Jesse Walton shone as q
star of comedy while r. G. McBee
showed himself we'll advanced in q
lovers wiles.
Youth and beauty's best made nI
the whole and kindly friends announc'
ed their appreciation in loud plandits.
Between acts Mrs. MCGEE gave 9
very laughable and perfect comic re.
cital. Miss Floyd Wilson received
hearty appreciation in the catchy song
80 Long, Mary" Miss Edna VIII,
burn achieved a triumph in her sing
ing and acting of Under the Goo
Goo Tree /" A lovely presence and
charming voice added to her histrionic
talents.
We hang 'The Earl and The Girl
in Memory's walls in golden framing
Another arrival Of Ladies long
and the 7-6 length new style coats
some embroidered and other
trimmed with Imperial braids, a
r. & B. Sonthetmer's.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
HymeneaI.

Mrs. Celeste A. Wilkerson
requests the honour of your
presence at the marriage
of her daughter
Lucille Maude
to
DR.. Samuel hoskins Mclean
ON the afternoon of Wednesday,
the twenty first of November
One thousand nine hundred ana SIX
at one O'Clock
Saint Andrew Is Episcopal Church,
jackson, Mississippi.
The above elicites widespread inter
,st in DR.. MeLean's old home, where
ae is remembered loyalty by a legion
K friends who have watched his pros
1erity with much pride, and his nap.
,iness is now the subject OF deepest
congratulations.
Davls-Fryer,
Mr.. Wm. Davis of Tchula and MISS
India W. Fryer were married Novem
ser z, 1906, at 8 p. M, at the residence
It the brides mother Mrs. Susan
Fryer. six miles southeast of Lexing-
ton, Rev. G, J. Clark officiating.
The bright and beautiful day was
typical of the wishes and hopes OF thell
many friends present for alife OF un'
allowed happiness and prosperity
A reception, in honor of these young
people, was given at the home Of Mr.
ind Mrs. w. L. Pettus from eight tc
twelve D. m. In addition to many o.
the wedding guest, other friends were
present to wish them all happiness anc
success.
Those present from Lexington were
Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Shepherd, Mr.. ano
drs. Baxter Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
[. B. Pickens, Mrs. NJ e. Maddox an6
laughtesr. Miss Occie Maddox and Mrs.
trbie Nixon; Mr. and Mrs, j. 8. Stig
er, Mr.. and Mrs Parham William'
md daughter, Miss Julia Messrs. y.
". Beall, ]. P. Williams and W. ID.
Stigler. A magnificent supper con
,isting Of all the good things that
we'll arranged farm home can provide,
together with fruits, etc, ETC., was
highly snjoyed.
Not least among tho events Oh tnt
evening was the music SO kindly fur
nished by Messrs. I. G. Stephenson
and j. G.. Robertson on their violins
Il is well that those old selections rem
Tered by them should be perpetuated'
as they are strikingly pleasing to tn
car Of the lover of good music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left Thursday
evening for Tchula, where they will b'
At home to their friends.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Entertainments.

The Bazaar given by st. Mary Guild
was brilliant success. The golden
Indian summer tempted large crowd
abroad. Swinney's Hall was filed. the
booths most artistically decorated and
filled with tempting wares. Mrs.
Baxter Wilson and Mrs. Louis Pepper
received. AT twelve o'clock an oyster
luncheon with coffee and chocolate
was served The business men were
promptly on hand to enjoy the treat
in full force beside number of ladies'
Mrs Clack served oyster cocktails
and Mrs R. A. Povall, Mrs. Frank
Clover, Mrs. J. NJ. Dyer and Mrs. j.
]. Baker presided over the tables, as
sisted by Miss ANNA Beall, Miss Eva
Shepherd and Miss Fannie Mccain.
The center of the Hall was beautifi-
ed by the japanese booth. An i'm.
mense umbrella hung freighted with
fancy work-bags and ornamental Ian.
terms. Large urns and chrysantemums
decorated the exterior and counters.
Here, in Japanese costumes, presided
Mrs. j. H. McBee, Jr.. Miss Eggleston
and Miss nellie burden. Many articles
of fancy work and kimonas brought q
golden harvest to this busy trio
At the Liliputian booth, Mrs. A. M.
Pepper and Miss Leila Stansbury reap
ed rich reward for their untiring
quest of dainty fairy raiment and the
demand was far beyond the supply,
A very beautiful booth was where
the candy was dispensed by Miss
Claudine StansDury, Miss McBee and
Miss Martin. Presmatic hues glowet
at the bubble booth, where rainbow
pleasures were spread abroad by Mist
May Pepper and Miss Mittie McBee.
Mr.. T. B. Pickens became boy again
and won the prize for the largest
bubble.
The apron booth was under a grape.
vine bower and was beautiful spot.
Mrs. J. s. Eggleston and Miss En-
Stansbury were assisted here by Miss
Lula Beall
After all the attractions were taken
in, the visitors paused at the postoffict
to patronize the postcard department
and mail their friends glad tidings.
Miss Fannie Eggleston presided here
under the stars and bars most effective
ly and was assisted by Master Lans
dale Dyer
I The receipts for this brilliant effort
we're most gratifying and the Guile
reaped a golden harvest.
Mrs. W. L. Walton will be hostess
of the 8. 8, Club Friday afternoon a
3 O'Clock.
Mrs. L, Levy entertained Mrs. Nc
Gee and the caste in The Earl. and th,
Girls Saturday after noon at q de
lightful five O'Clock tea
| Mrs. J. H. McBee, Jr., and Mis-
Floyd Wilson will be hostess of th,
Whist Club Thursday afternoonn
November the fifteenth.
| Mrs. Mary Mclean was hostess o
charming meeting of the Whist Clul
on Saturday afternoon Four table
of animated players were present
Ideal weather added to the enjoyment
For high score Mrs. W. NJ Alexande
and Miss Floyd Wilson were preSenteC
with lovely linen dresser scarfs. Mrs
Alexander presented hers to the higl
scorers and in the cut went to Mrs
]. s. Eggleston. Miss Fannie Eggles
ton cut the consolation. An elaboiat
menu was enjoyed.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Or the Square

W. D0ap ANDNP Np~P
/. Hyman spent Monday in Green
wood.
W. O. Ba rrett is an attendant at the
jackson fair.
G. W. iStigler locked over Lower
Egypt Monday
]. f. Cunningham went to Pinto
Saturday afternoon.
Tom Boyd Of Yazoo CFty spent Sun-
day with friends hera
E. II. Shaddock left Wsdnesday for
Jackson to take in its fair
T. W. Boyd of Liberty Cha pei brought
cotton in town Saturday.
Lightfoot Miles of Memphis visited
here Saturday. guest Of j. f. Lundy.
Stick a pin here 8 papers for 5a at
Herman Bros. Co.'S dllring the sale
Rev. r. E. Boykin left Wednesday
on visit to Brunswick, Ga, via
jackson.
Hon. G. A. Wilson and grandsons
left Wednesday for Jackson to view
the fair.
Huntley & Palmer's Dinner Buscuits
= the better kind - just received
B. W. Lipsey, Grocer.
John Q. Taggart left Tuesday for
Princeton, KY, where he accepted il
position on the railroad
For $40. 90 Sewing machine. drop
head. all attachments, easy working
Big bargain Herman Bros. Co.
r. E. Warield arrived from Tchu.i
Monday to attend a meeting Of the
directorate of the Mississippi Mining
Co
The actors at Monday nights enter
tainment we're given q bali at Swil
ney's Hall after the performance, IN
appreciation of their splendid efforts
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Veterans Elect
Officers Of Camp

A regular meeting of Holmes County
Camp No. 396, u. G. ", was held
Monday, Nov 5, Commander Baker
calling the camp to order, and opened
with prayer by Chaplain Broadway
Minutes Of September and October
were read and the roll of members
called. Mrs Chas. Downer, Miss Nell
burden and Miss Mildred Smith, a
committee of young ladies from the
Choral Club appeared on behalf OF
their organization to get up musical
entertainment for the benefit of the
Holmes County Confederate Monu.
ment the Camp to attend to the bust
ness end Of getting up the entertain
ment. The Camp received the offer
with thanks, and appointed c. Often
burg. Baxter Wilson and DR.. G. c.
Phillips committee to act in concert
with the Choral Club for successfully
carrying out the inter NJ of the Club.
A communication Fl the Rice lee
ture bureau was referr 70 the above
committee
Comrades F. W. Eakin, M. Broad
away and ID. J. Bailey w6.e appointed
committee to arrange a private mat
ter with Geo. w. Walker
This being the proper time, the
Camp went into an election of officers,
with following being chosen:
CommandeF-R. H. Baker.
First Lieutenant--C Oltenburg.
Second Lieutenant-Raxter Wilson.
Third Lieutenant-R. 9, Lipsey.
Fourth Lieutenant-F D. Wagee.
Adiutant- A. Howell
Surgeon-G. G. Phillips.
Chaplain-W. M. Broadway.
Quartermaster-D. J. Bailey.
CommissarY--J. r. Watson.
Treasurer T.. Young,
Sergeant Major-T, W. Smith.
Officer of the Day-Wm. Eggleston.
Color Sergeant. L. McNeer.
Color Guards. G. Pierce and B.
F. Porter.
Vidette-J. III. Reichman.
The committee on Confederate deat
lave further time in reporting on tht
graves near Castalian Springs.
Minutes we're read and approved ant
the Camp adjourned, with benedic
zion from the chaplain.
R. II. BAKER, Com DIR.
F. A. Howell, Adj't.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
A big line Of Ladies dress skirt;
at r. & B. Sontheimer's.
Georgia Minstrels Here.

Tonight the famous Georgia Min
strels will give one performance here
under canvas, on the Wilburn lot
This celebrated company has been fol-
nearly fifty years recognized expon.
snt Of cOlored minstrelsy and have
been Justly crowned kings Of the min.
ssrel world This season they present
genuine revival Of oldtime minstrel.
BY, featuring the famous Sunny South
jubilee singers and Dixie qnartette,
who faithfully and graphically render
the old songs and grotesque dances pc
culiar to the negro of ante bellum days.
Street parade and band concert today
at noon.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Teachers Of Holmes
To Meet and Discuss

The Holmes County Teachers As
,ociation will meet in Lexington Sat
lrday, November "a, 1908, at 1G
l'clock a. m. Every teacher in the
county is urged to be present at this
irst meeting of the session of 1905 on
The trustees of the various schools,
rs school officers, are members of the
Association, and are cordially invited
to participate in the deliberations OF
its meetings.
PROGRAM.
/. Usual opening exercises.
2. Report Of Library Commission
Prof. John Belford, Miss Annie Luns-
ford
g. School Trustees; Qualifications
md Duties - Trustees g. H. Love,
parham Williams. B. A. Armstrong,
Prof. J. s. Price.
a. Discussion Of the book, ''The
Making of a Teacher. and The Or
ganization of Teachers Reading
Circle-Supt. W. H. Smith, Prof. ].
Il. Jones.
S. Some School Evils and Their
Treatment Prof w. M. Alexander,
Misses Mamie Dlgg5, Annie Alexander,
Luke Rogers, Alethal Cook, Mary
Wright.
8. Miscellaneous,
All discussions and papers are limit
cd to ten minutes,
One important feature Of the Asso'
citation during the present session will
be- study and discussion of ths
teachers course outlined by DR.. T. P
Bailey. consisting mainly of the TIVE
books, The Making of Teacher ant
The Life Of The School, Orders fol
these two books will be made in ad
vance of the first meeting Of the Asso
citation for those teachers SO desiring
through Supt w H. Smith or til
Mississippi School Journal The cour'
should be begun as early as possible. :
Respectfully, COMMITTEE.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
OF A LOCAL NATURE.

Ladies' Herman Bros. Co. are sell.
ing Is dozen bath towels, regular 35c.
value at 25c. Read their other Unload
ing Sale prices on first page
]. e. McRae and son, Will Wright,
made Lexington visit last Saturday,
including The Times in their rounds,
which was appreciated.
Messrs. Gillie and Walter Smith Of
Zeigierville were in town on business
Monday, and took occasion renew old
friendships.
Mrs. ID. Fl. Hobbs and little girl
made q narrow escape Of being badly
hurt from the running away of horse
to buggy Monday afternoon. Both
were thrown out and rose unhurt.
We regret to learn of Mr.. I. a..
Lunsford accidentally having his arm
broken. Dr's Shepherd and McBee
fixed him up so he could take in the
Bazaar Wednesday.
John /. Almon, while here on bust.
ness Monday. made The Times pleas.
ant call The old man is adding
avoirdupois and 1t sets well with his
whiskers.
The ladies Of Jewish families wish
us to thank those who SO kindly assist
ed in the performance Of Monday
nights entertainment, and all who en-
couraged it by their presence.
n Ladies Crash going at %. counter
,e.aanes, 75c. extra large sized bleacheC
pteSeets, SAC. pillow cases, 20c. 1t viii
Stal worth your while to attend our Un
N Wing Sale. Sea first page for othe
=. Herman Bros, Co,
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Monument Concert.

The Benjamin G. Humphreys Chapt-
er U. D, G. will give an entertain
ment for the benefit of the Monument
fund at the opera house Friday night,
Nov 23. The Chapter has secured the
assistance Of a very fine dramatic read.
or, Miss Grace Lennon Conklin, of
Omaha.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Carload Of barb wire and nails to go
at sale prices, too Herman Bros. Co.

Durant was represented at the enter,
tainment Monday night by Mrs. John
#. Howard, Miss Artie Wiener, Mrs.
DeLoach. Miss Ewing Drake Miss
Annie King, Miss Bessie Mcbride,
Miss Salena Gresham, Miss ZOuella
Guess, Messrs Solomon, Mitchell,
Harvey Gresham, r. J. Faucette, VIII
Crawford. w. #. Mayfieid, H.H. John
son and P. NJ. King.
Our department in Ladies Hats re-
sembles an art gallery, SO strikingly
handsome are the new creations. The
Grand Unloading Sale Prices will pre-
vail here also. ladies. Bargains right.
Herman Bros Go,
Mr., and Mrs. u. W. Pickens o.
Goodman attended the entertainment
at the opera house Monday night.
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
October Honor Roll
Contains All the Grades

Following Is the list of honor pupils
of the Lexington Graded School for
the month ending Nov 2, 1905
Eleventh Grade--Lillian Bailey. Su-
sic Rathell, Mittie McBee, Helen Bliss,
Maude Dyer and Julia Beall.
Tenth Santa Tackett, Stonie Far
rar, Laura Cunningham, David Shack.
elford and Walter Belle Taggart
Ninth-Ida Rayner, Hattie Hooker,
Anna McBee, Evalou Evans, Ernest
Rathell, May Pepper. Mary Gibson
Rnth Miles, Bridgeforth Wilburn, Rosa
Alexander and Gordon Ashley.
eighth Rosa Harthcock, Henry Wat
son and Fannie May Harthcock.
Seventh Mary Pearl Roby, Grace
Ashley, Fannie Noel Enid Ashley,
Irene Stanley, Mabel Rhyme, Charlie
Rice, Jesse Ashley, Cora Stigler and
Lalla Rhyme.
sixth Adeline Rhyme. Pearl Rath.
ell, Stella Kier, Edmund Noel and
Pitt Shepherd
Fifth Eleanor Kincanon, Clara
Beafl Stanfield, Mildred Levy Minnie
Ruscoe. Lucille Herbert, Henry Fincher,
Allie Beall Hobbs, Louise Roby, Dan
Boyd. Ralph Nelson, Roxie Sharpe,
Rosa Sharpe, Jesse Fincher Allint
Roby, Edgar Clover, Adam Heinrich
~ Sy.8 1n9ie b, Evans.
T Fonrths fyan Watson, Rosa Gwir
Dnrdan tlie Moore Jordan, Laurs
Sutton Katherine Taggart, Dudley
M,Bee ara Bozeman Kincanon.
Third Howard Walker Mary Nc
Dale. BAttie Moore Herbert, Calli'
Gibson, larmon Gibson, Joe Wheelel
Williams, Jack Tackett, Cass Povai
and Kathleen Stanley.
Second Necie Herbert and Eliza
beth Ashley.
tjtigler.
Elnmie Jordan diR the best work il
the first grade, but hree days absence
due to sickness, preNentcd her beinl
ON the honor roll. FoAsimilar reasons
Edwin Williams and Nillie Cameron
in the fifth grade and lrrell McRa
n the third grade are nj on the list
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Love, ATTENDED
The Earl and the Girls Mor,ay even
ing.
Mr.. w. J. Grady, prominen Ayounl
son Of Simpson, bad businessN u Lex
inrton Wednesday. He was oEput
to Memphis to attend medical es
Mrs. Mamie Traynham, neS W.
Mercer, Of Amory, arrived WedA HTy
morning to attend the Davis'Sk
wedding.
Mrs John Hooke came over "A
day evening from Durant, and a
spending the night at the parer
home, returned Wednesday morningN
The Holmes County times., 1906-11-09
Important to Masons.

A full attendance of Lexington
Lodge No. "a, A. F. & A. NJ. is desir.
ed at its regular meeting next Monday
night Business of importance,
involving a considerable sum, will
come up for disposition.
w. L. JORDAN, w. NJ.