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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
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EUREKA MILLS. VA, Juno 15.-Ouite n
pretty marriage was soomnizod Wednesday
night at o'clock at tho homo or Mr..
daughter, Miss Sarah was wedtsod to Mr.
Nicholas Mccall of Now York, a popular
,mployo OF tho Mcdonnell Contracting Com
pany, of the Virginia Railway.
Row. Eugene IL. Powell, OF tho Methods.
Church. tho cerebrnnt.
The following were tho attendants: Miss
Sarah ]. Foster and Mr.. Willie Hood: Miss
Sarah Flowers and Mr.. Charlie Grafton:
Mrs. 1<eeloy and Mr.. Richard Robertson:
Miss Willie Foster and Mr.. Edward Rob-
ertson The bride looked lovely gowned
in white silk and lace, and carrying bou-
Quet OF Bride roses.
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Columbia.

& COLUMBIA, VA, Juno 15-B. Il. Cow
hord has recently shipped a tlno lot OF
mules to his railroad camp near Salem
Church. whore he has sevon-milo con.
tract on tho Virginia'Air Limo Il. II. Low.
ors, formerly of Kontucky. is associated
with Mr., Cowherd In tho work.
Miss Susie V. Shepherd of Monroe Col.
logo, Ga, is visiting relatives horo.
Misses Cora and Adelaide Walton nre Mt
Jamestown Exposition with thor cousins,
week.
Mossrs John Nelson and George Zachary,
who ware students at William and Mary
College, have returned to their respective
homes for the summer vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Ball have gone to
WILLIAMSBURG to remain until the autumn
DR., X, Il. Hughes and family. OF I.aurcns
s. g., are visiting Mrs, II. w. Cosby,
Miss Elizabeth T.atimor has returned tc
nor home In Cleveland Ohio after spend
Ing the spring with Mrs. Jacob Stoneman
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subsidies to lis normal height. the work
viii BIO pushed RAPIDLY to compilation , -,
ward scott and Captain BRAGG returned
l mstu weex 'i nom dolishtful visit to Rich
mond, whore they attended the reunion ~ qr,n !.
Mrs. Charles Scott ana Mrs, - ~. iryihs
returned from Richmond severa! DAYS ago
Mr.. 4. n, Brady. Jr, OF Wheelng W
Va. visited his homo IN buckingham re-
comfy,
Mr.. Walker Gilmor OF philadelphia, spont
several days last week with his parents
Mr., and Mrs. G.. w, Gilmer.
Miss Ruth Anderson and Mr., willie an,
| dorson. Of Lexington, arc tho guests OF
DR. and Mrs, Charles McCullS'h
| Mr., r. II. Hancock. OF Chicago Is visiting
| his homo In Albemarle.
| Mrs. WIngheld l.. Brown and her Two
| littlo daughters, OF Phllipsburg, Mon, and
Mrs. Virginius Johns, of Portsmouth, are
spending some time With their brother,
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]. SOCIAL / lFE, I'M VIRGINIA..
WEDDING
ON EASTERN SHORE
Miss Louise L. Goodwin, Of
Marionvllc, Becomes Bride OF
Mr.. Edmund L. Floyd.
EXPOSITION MECCA OF ALL

Il MAR1oNv1LLE. NORTHAMPTON
CO. VA, June 15--rhe Red Bank
Baptist Church was the scene of a
pretty wedding Wednesday at noon,
when Mr.. Edmund Il. Floyd and Miss
Louise c. Goodwin were united in mar
ringc. The church was tastefully dec
Grated with cut flowers, and the bride
and groom stood beneath an arch of
pink and white roses, while the cere
mony was impressivcly performed by
the Rev. w. T. Hundley The ushers
were Messrs. Simplsins Jarvis. Her
man Beotc, Earle Undcrhill and Lee
sDunton.
The other attendants We're Mr.
Charles Goodwin and Miss Vera Mapp,
Mr.. Charles Dunton and Miss Anna
Goodwin, Mr.. George Badger and Miss
ter OF the bride, was maid of honor,
and Mr.. John B. Floyd, brother ofthc
groom, acted as best man, Tho we'd
ding march was rendered by Miss
Grace Underhill. The bride and her
maids We're attired in white
After the ceremony the bride and
groom, with the bridal party and u
number of guests, were delightfully."-
entertained at an informal reception
at the beautiful home Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Goodwin.
In the afternoon, amid showers Of rice
and the hearty good wishes Of many
friends, the bride and groom left on
the southbound train for tile James
town Exposition and other points of
interest On their return they will
reside ut Marionville
They were tho recipients of numer-
out and beautiful presents, among the
handsonlest being chest OF silver
from the brides brother, Mr.. Pierce
Goodwin, of Chicago.
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PALMYRA.

PALMYRA. VA. Juno 15.-a1r. Horace
Haden, OF California, is spending tho sum
-mer at his old homo hero.
Mr.. william BuHbee has returned from a
trip through The West.
Captain John Rourke OF Bngdad Fla,
spent y few days with Judge Shepherd inns
week..
Miss Betty Cleveland and Miss Sally
Shepherd arc at homo aftor tho session ut
Hollins,
william Sclnter have returned from visit
to tho jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. CLAUDIO Petit. who with his vito and
son, are visiting Rock Rest. Is confined to
his room with painful though not serl-
Gus Illness.
| Miss Susie Shepherd. OF Columbia, lis Wis
| ting Captain Cowherd's family.
! Tho Misses Moore. charming young deb,r
| tantos of BirminghanL Ala, arc visiting
| Mrs William Scater. their mother (nee
bored as one of Fluvanna's lovellest and
most popular young ladies.
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Scottsville Society.

q SCOTTSVILLE. VA,s Juno 15.-The
Horseshoe Club WINS entertained in Its own
parlors by tho Library Club on tho evening
of the fifth. Dancing was enjoyed by mem-
bers OF both clubs and tempting refresh
monts were served. Those present were
Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs. j. v Pereira, Misses
Mao Beal, Alexina Harrison. Fanno and
lrono Briggs. Marjorie and Helen Harris
Dmpe Blair. Marietta and Lucle lowers
Peasants and Miss Evans, Nlessrs. II. g.
Harris. s. r.. Gault. Roevo CInholas. jack
son Beal, Jr.. Douglas Kincaid. r. w. Hnr-
rison Willoughby Rhodes. Marion Ptts
Davis, c. 3. Harris. Jr.. w. S. Dabney, Ben.
ME Darrior. DR.. Emory Hill. OF Richmond.
and Dr. ]. T. Blair.
Mr.. william Zimmorman who Lives near
scottsvillo, had his log broken Monday
whilo cutting down q tree from which rail-
road ties were to be made. The tree, In
falling, caught his log. Ho is progressing
Work on tho sidewalks ia going forward
oncouragingly under tho supervision Of Mr..
w. c. Hodge.
Mrs. p S. Powers and Children OF R.ph-
mond, visiting Mrs. D. 2. Powers.Sa
Mossrs. Marion Pitts and Douglas Kin
cald have returned from tho Jamestown
Exposition.
Mr.. Joseph Wilmer, OF Rapidan. has been
at Plain Dealing for q few days.
Miss Lizzie Briggs Is tho guest OF rola-
tives in Richmond. l. il
Mrs. Joseph Baber, OF Buckin CHAM, visit
cd Scottsville5 Saturday.
Mr.. Hutchinson, OF the Valley has boon
tho guest Of DR.. Emory Hill ut his homo
hero.
Miss Annie Nicholas graduate of the
Westminster School, Richmond. has re-
turned home.
Mrs Whigheld Brown ana children. Of
Montana, left hero few days ago to visit
Mrs. Browns sister. Mrs. Johns. near How
lardsville.
Miss Pace, Of Esmont. was scottsvlllo
visitor last week. N
Mrs. T. II. Farrar, who has boon quito
Sick Is improving daily.
Mrs. ". c. Hodge Is visiting hor, hus-
band here styt-s55iz
Mossrs P Il. Thomas and Richard
Briggs spont Monday A Charlottesville.
| Mrs. W. b Pizzini. Of Richmond. was
tho guest OF Mrs. D. P. Powers last week.
I, Miss Charlotte Coles OF Brooklyn, Is at
| "Woodville" the home OF the Misses Coles,
whore sho will romaln several weeks.
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rankin Social.

FRANKLIN, VA. Juno 15.-Miss Julia
Griffin, of Portsmouth. Is visiting Mrs.
Joshua Protlow, on Clay Street. Miss Grif-
Nm was formerly q resident Of this COM
munity.
Of this place, left on "Wednesday last for
visit to relatives IN Philadelphia.
Judge Eugene Landlord. OF Devall's
Bluff, Ark, who has been visiting Colonel
and Mrs. L. r. Edwards and Mrs. Matte
T. deBordonavo, of this place, left here
of Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. doBordenaVe,
but has not boen to this section before in
many years. Ho will attend the James
town Exposition before returning to his
Mrs w. B. Anderson. recently lady
principal at Franklin Female Seminary, and
homo in Southwest Virginia. After short
stay there Mrs. Anderson will so to New
York, where she will tnse q summer course
In post graduate worl. at Columbia Uni
versity. -,
Mrs Matte IT. doBordonave, Of this
place. is visiting hor son. Mr.. l.. T. deBor-
donave. Of Norfolk. this week.
|mond. Va, and two children are visiting
MI. and Mrs. L. l.. Hatfield on Main Street
this week. Mrs. Lawrence is Mrs. HAT
Mr. Junins W. JenlSns and daughter,
Iolen OF Kansas City. KAN, arc visiting
Mr. w. II. Jenkins. ihis brother. on High
Street. Mr.. Jenkins was raised in ms IN Is
for thirty-two years, ~,
| Miss Virginia Rnwls, of CarrsVille, mas
returned from Randolph Macon Woman's
College. Lynchburg, whore sho was stu
Roy. George S. Vest, Of Norfolk, who was
formerly rector Mt this place. preached In
tho Episcopal Church mere last SUNDAY
morning and evening.
Mrs. John Gore and daughter, Of Will
| mington, N. c., nro visiting Mrs. Cores
parents, Professor and Mrs. J. d. Brewer,
Misses Leila Gary and May Camp have
returned from thor respective schools,
RandoIph-A 1Ylhoan's College and Hol-
~" Dr.. and Mrs. R. Z. Hatton, OF Danville
| Va, were tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Ruws, on High Street. this week.
Miss Sadie cambridge. of Charlottesville
| Va is visiting Mrs W. B. Tcnch. on First
! Ayenue
| Camp, sons of Mr.. +. D. Camp have re-
turned from tho University Of Virginia
where they both took the M. A. degree
Mr. ". H. Pierce, OF Dnnvlllo, Va. wa:
hore on a visit to young lady FRIEND
on last Sunday. 81, st3&
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Martinsville.
.MARTINSyILLE. VA. ]

MARTINSVILLE, VA. Juno 15.-l
Martnsvile has been we'll rel rcscnted
at the Jamestown Exposition this
week. Among those WHO have been in
attendance there were Col. and Mrs
Pannll Rucker, Mr.. and Mrs. II. C..
Gravcly, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Gravely,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. Gregory. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Brown, Messrs. j. H, Spen-
GER P. p. Watson, r. L, Lewis and D.
II. Pannill, Mr.. ana Mrs Thomas G.
Burch. Misses Nannio Gravely Of
Leathsfwood, katherine Thomas, MOL
lilo Gravely. Mary and Grayson LAWN
der, Grace Arson, Of Nlartinsville, and
others.
Miss Mary Lavindcr, representing
Post !, OF Martinsvlle. has been
mado chairman OF tho Ladies' Recep-
ton Committee Represen tatives of the
National 7. p. A. Convention to be
held at Norfolk, Juno 17th-22d.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Claybrook, who
were married here on Juno 5th, re-
turned from their bridal tour on yes
tcrday.
Miss Lucy Stuart OF Tazewell. ye.
is the guest of Miss Page Stone Miss
Stuart VIII be bridesmaid at the
TOMBSTONE wedding hereson Juno 9th.
Miss Mary Bates Allen, of N1issis-
| slppi, is tho guest offMiss Nellie Null
Inns, Brown Street
Miss Anna II. Allen, OF Greensboro,
n. c., Is the guest of Mrs. John r.
Bondurant. Cleveland Avenue
| Or. Walter Cobbs a recent graduate
of Richmond College Of Medicine, ia
the guest OF his sisters here.
Miss Elizabeth Cobbs. who spent
last session teaching near Norfolk, Va.
Is at homo for the summer.
Miss Evelyn Robins, of Lawrence.
Vile, Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs
c. r. Womnck.
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Montvale,

MoNTpAhE. VA. June l5'-The work
Western Railway, between Trying and Mont
valo, has been completed.
NJ essrs. Ferron and Eand, civil iengi-
noers, on the same work, with heRdquart ers
at Montvale for tho past year, have been
transferred to Biz Stony Junction. w. va.
Mrs, Ferron has gone to visit her homes
folks att Greenvia, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudisol and daughter. OF
sotatourt, arc the guests this week of Mrs,
Ada Biggs,
Miss Maynard, OF Bostrop, Texas, who
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has boon at IIollins Institute for tbs past
yoar, is visiting her aunt. Mrs, A. CIVIL
llams. She will attend the jamestown ix-
position bfore returning hpnoe'
Mrs Edward AI!chod and daughter, Miss
Rose OF Los Angeles Cal, have boon the
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. James
Buford, Miss Mlchod has boon q student
at tho Southern College at Petersburg,
Thoy visited tho Jamestown disposition and
came to Montyalo from that place. They
arc now on their homeward Journey.
Miss Lena ana Miss Nannc Rico arc
visiting friends at Roanoke.
Mr.. ana Mrs Il. II. Ferroll, OF Roanoke.
who has been the guests of Mrs. Hottie
Rico for several weoks. 1--we returned
homo.
Professor Tom Walker. former City SUI
lporntendent OF Public Schools, at Trenton,
Tenn left Montvale yesterday to ACCEPT
tho position OF principal OF q nourlslinE
school mt Troupe, Texas. Mrs. Walkey anI
Tom Walkor. Jr, who are here now, Wi
Join him lator to mako their home IN tht
Lone Star state,
q q &! .
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RnnsOn-Reld.

EUREKA MILLS. VA juno 15.--An ,n-
expected marriage took place "Wednesday
and Mrs. r.. 3. Watts, when thor sister,
Miss Gertrude Redd, was married to Mr..
Frank Ransom, son of Mr.. Croed Ransom.
: Rev. r. II. Powell performed tho ceremony.
j Tho bride is pretty and popular.
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Mr. Howell Lewis, at "Avon HILL"
Miss Lisle Blair OF SRichomnd Is visiting
hor aunt. Mrs, Jane Blair.
Miss Dorothy WingAold. Of Lynchburg.
ID tho guest OF her cousin. Miss Hancock
ut Locust IIill."
Misses Electra Cobb and Susie Pontoon
returned last wook from Keinborg Semi
Mr.. Charles Irving has Just returned
home from Hampton Sidney College.
Miss Sally Brady and hor brother, Mr..
A, n. Brady, Jr,. visited Jamestown last
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Howardsville.

HOwARDsyILLE, VA, juno l5.--owlng
To tho continuous high water, work on tho
Bridge has boon somewhat de-
lnyod. but all Of the material Ia now
on tho ground and as soon as tho river
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A Most Important Sale
of Wanted White Good:
Embroidered
Dotted Swisses.
Two Special Values.

7wo Special Values.
Embroidered pin dots
on sheer fine cloth.
II LEO for the 26c
kind.
100 for the 4oc kind,
Mercerized Fancies In
neat and tasty designs,
very light weight, "5c,
Roc, Doc.
New Plain Fancles,
see our special, 15c, zoe,
Doc and Zoe.
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Just n Sort OF Absent Treatment.
Tho next question Ia. How did Mrs. Eddy,
virtue and knowing the amount
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Sections tomorrow. The offer
l5c Silk Mousselines, &c Yard.
Half silk; colors, black and white.
The Loo kind. special, &c.
Printed Organizes.
Two Special Bargains.
15c and - 1-2o finest American
made Organizes, fine and sheer
cloth, new and tasty patterns and
colorings. Monday, 0 3-4c.
25o Organdies and Organdi Car
reaux, an unusually fino cloth. very
effective patterns and colorings.
Monday, II 1-2o yard.
Csc Printed Silk Mousselines,
IL lie.
Silk Nfousseline, sheer, soft and
silky; new and extremely hand
some designs and colorlngs. Mons
day, II lac yard.
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Hemstitched All-Linen Pillow
Cases full size,. made we'll Specials,
1.2b, $3.50 and S2.OO pair.
Hemstitched All-Linen Sheets, full
size e LEX 2 "a yards; value
$3.50. Special, $3.50 pair.
20x40 Hemstitched All-Linen I1uck
Towels, extra large and heavy:
value s4.00. Special. $500 dozen.
20X40 Hemmed Bath Towels; the
81 lac kind, zoe.
68-inch Flemish Bleach Damask,
all pure flax: the Toe kind, 05c.
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FRANKLIN, VA, Juno 15-Miss julia
Griffin, of Portsmouth. Is visiting Mrs.
Joshua Protlow, on Clay Street. Miss Grif-
I'm was formerly q. resident OF this COM
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Mr.. William zimmerman. who lives near
Scottsvllo, had his log broken Monday
whilo cutting down q tree from which rail-
road ties were to be made. The tree In
falling. caught his log. He is progressing
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| Miss Annie Nicholas q graduate OF the
Westminster School, Richmond. has ro-
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Mr.. Joseph Wilmer, OF Rnpidan, has been
at Plain Dealing for q few days.
Miss Lizzie Briggs Is tho guest OF rola-
tiyaa in Richmond. .- ~ l----
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08
|STURGIS LOCALS|

MISS SALLlE BEvILL.

Mr.. r. G. Etheridge returned
from Louisville Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Carroll spent
few days with her sister, Mrs.
R!ch not long since.
Miss Stella Langley was called
home to attend her mother, who
is quite i'll. We regret loosing
Miss Langley.
Mrs. Leta Coleman is now
teaching the primary department
in the Sturgis School.
Mr.. T. J. Wood, of Starkville.
was visitor to onr town last
Saturday.
Miss Eliza Hunt departed last
week for Laurel where she has
accepted position.
Mr.. Jim Suber was visitor
to ouI town Tuesday.
Mrs. Sims, of ofsEthel, is a guest
in the home of her brother, Mr..
Greeley Ray.
Mr.. Will Anderson visited his
wife and son SUNDAY,
Mr.. Virgil Hunt departed Mon
day for Indian Territory.
Mrs. F. Williams, and her
grand daughter, Mrs. Ella Dan
lei and Miss Bertha McIlvaney
visited Mr.. Bunk Rainey at Ran
kin last week.
Mrs. Bette Templeton is
the week in town with
her niece, Mrs. W. G.. Barron.
Mr.. r. E. Hannah is on the
sick list
Mrs. J. D. Barron, of Ackerman,
has been visiting relatives here
for several days.
Mr.. Roscoe Shropshire spent
Tuesday in Ackerman.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Grand Protector w. G. Sykes,
of Aberdeen and Special Organ.
izer r. L. Black of Wier. passed
through here Tuesday morning
going West. We are pleased to
know that the Order of the K. &
L of H. is hourishing and doing
we'll generally. 1t is one of the
best fraternities extant and old
and strong, within the State.
Every prosperous town should
have a Lodge of the K. & L.. OF
Honor.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

DR.. H. r. Raymond received a
class of eight members into the
Presbyterian Church last Sun
day. After preaching, a congre.
gational meeting was held for
the election of deacons and eld-
ers. We are pleased to observe
that the congregations are grow
ing larger each sabbath. =
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08
Church Notice.

Preparatory Services for COM
munion Mch. 9th, at IL a. m.
Sermon followed by Sacrament OF
the Lords Supper Sunday, Mch.
10th, at II a. m.
Any contributions for Sunday
School Missions, which failed OF
being handed in last Sunday can
be applied to the fluid by giving
pc rsonally to our Treasurer. Mr..
Powers, at the Post Office.
ii. r. RAYMOND, Pastor.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Dear Sir: Not one man in ten
knows whether he's wasting
money or not, when he paints
1t depends on the paint.
With one paint, your job will
take 10 gallons and cost $50 for
paint and labor:
with another IL and cost $50;
with another IA and cost 20;
with another 16 and cost 80;
with another 18 and cost 80;
with another 90 and cost 100;
with another % and cost no;
Here's an example. Professor
Irvine, of the Academy, Mer-
cersbure, Pa, painted the floors
of his dormitories every year,
one year with one paint, next
year with the paint of the other
dealer thereto divide the busl-
ness between them-till Devoe
came to town.
The job took 90 gallons; takes
so Devoe. The difference, 30
gallons, $3.50. He didn't know
he was losing $3.50 year till he
got Devoe.
Another example. When Geo
w Brown, Union, S c., painted
BF Arthur's house first time it
took 30 gallons "cheap" paint;
repainted D9voe: II gallons.
Yours truly
25 F w DEVOE & co.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

The Young Mems Prayer meet
ing meets every Monday night
at the Baptist Church. 1t was a
splendid meeting last Monday
night, being the first since the
protracted meeting. 1t was pre-
termitted once on the account of
lights not being in trim.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Last Thursday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Cramer entertained
the youg people of the Baptist
Church in most delightful man
ner. Games were indulged in.
The guessing contest was one OF
the features of the evening, Miss
Hattie Jackson being the fortu-
nate winner.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mr.. J. r. Buchanan, we are
pleased to say with his numerous
friends are glad to see him able
to be out upon the streets al
though he is upon crurcher. We
will all rejoice when he shall be
able to lay aside the crutches.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Of Stark
vile, were the pleasant guests
entertained by John w. Murray's
family, at the Holt for couple
of days of last week.
Mrs. James w. Norment and
little ones, of Starkville, were
pleasant guests entertained in
the hospitable home of Jesse
Kennedy the latter part of last
and the first of this week.-Dix-
lie Press.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Call and examine the
select stock Of Furni-
ture, Wall Paper, Mat
t. tings and Shades before
purchasing elsewhere.
J. H. Stillman & Co.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bell
came up from. Durant Sunday
morning and spent the day with
Mr.. Bells parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G.. Bell. They returned on
the evening train.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mr.. BIumenfeld of the firm of
BlumenfeId & Fried will leave in
a few days for the eastern mar
kets to purchase Spring and
Summer goods for their we'll
known establishment.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Rlumenfeld g. Fried are now
occupying their new Ware House
where you will find the largest
stock of Groceries in East Mis-
sissippl.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

j. H. Stillman & Co..
sell the New Home and
Standard Sewing Mach
ines on easy terms.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Miss Johann, agent OF the Ills.
ront at West Point, spent a
.o,t;on of Sunday in the hospita
ia home of Mr.. Frank Gottsee.
lig.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mrs. r. G.. Porter, who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
T. W. Woodward for several
weeks returned home, Strong,
Wednesday morning.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Miss Grace Wood is at home
for a while, her school having
suspended on account Of measles
and now mumps. 1t may be
summer before the school will
resume.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mrs. E. Crum, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charley Curry, of Louisville, is
stopping over awhile with Mrs.
Will Curry on her way home, to
Fort Deposit, Ala.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mr.. Claud Maxwell, of Mem
nhis. came down from Memphis
c,ndav morning and spent sew
oral days with his fathers fami-
:, Mr. A. M. Maxwell.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Capt. L. D Mcdowell returned
from Hat:isburg last Friday
where he had been visiting DR..
B. M. Davenport and family
several weeks. He speaks in
glowing terms of that prosper
Gus and growing city.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08
ALL PAY CASH

Mr.. D. B. Jackson, of South
of Sturges, was in the city Mon.
day on business. He says that
later on it is his intention to an
nounce for Assessor. Mr.. Jack
son is one of Oktibbeha's good
citizens.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mr.. E. "A. Buckner spent Sat
urday night in the city and re-
turned home Sunday morning.
Glad to see him looking we'll and
cheerful.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Dr. VIM. Edwards, Lee Fon
dron and DR.. J. w. Edwards were
looking after business matters
here Monday.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Read what B. r. Henry, the
Cash man has TO say to the pub
lie. The Cash Store is on a pay
ing business from the way it is
putting in new goods.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Candidates Cards, 500 for 81. 5O
Candidates Cards 1000 for 81. 5O
Put ia your order in ample
time for these cards.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mr.. Henry Sharp was here
Monday from Sturgis On busi'
ness. Mr.. Sharp is an excellent
Young man.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mary-Dark circles under the
eyes indicate sluggish circula-
ton, torpid liver and kidneys.
Exercise and HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you well
and beautiful. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Board of Supervisors did not
adjourn until yesterday this term
being the one for the appoint
mont of road OverSeerS.
The Starkville news., 1907-03-08

Mr.. Earl Dennis, of Jackson,
visited his fathers family, Hon.
T. Dennis, several days this
week.