The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

few days in Memphis.
Mrs. H. B. Priddy of Kossuth
i visiting relatives in the Ocity.
Misses Efie Fagin and Alice
Rulings are visiting in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Beard of
BALDWIN were visitors here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wilson
have returned from a visit to
Indian Territory.
Mss Reid of Illinois has accept
ed a position as teacher in the
nubIic school at this place.
Sid Holt of Tupelo spent SIM
DAWN the city, the guest of his
Sister, Mrs. E. B. Hulsey.
Ed and Will Henry are in
Jackson being examined before
the state board of pharmacy,
DR.. j. R. Lanning will begin
soon the rebuilding of his resi-
dence on the site of the one re-
Gently burned.
am now with T. J. Sharp &
Son, where | will be glad to have
my friends call and see me.
Truly, JOE SURRATT.
J. S. McAnulty and family,
who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Morrison, have re-
turned to their home in Dallas,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. McCullar,
after an extended visit to rela-
tives and friends here, have re-
turned to their home in Marshall,
Texas.
Supt. w. c. Sweat will become
a lawyer. He was recently eX-
amined before Chancellor Robins
at Tupelo and received word to-
day that his examination had
been satisfactory
The amount expended by the
J. err. company up to June
80, on the new road from Corinth
70 Haleyvllle, including the ter
minals at Birmingham, is given
at SS,349, 172.72.
The Cox House, recently en-
arged, is now undergoing other
Improvements. The old frame
portion is being veneered with
brick and otherwise improved
and equipped for the sake of APP
pearance and comfort.
Sheriff ]. R. Skillman and wife
have returned from a visit to
Virginia, the old home of Mrs.
Shllman. While away they visi-
led the Jamestown Exposition
spd many other points of inter-
estalong the Atlantic coast.
5. 1. Nelson has returned
llOni a visit to the County Fair
alBaldwyn, which he says, was
agreat success in both attend
snceand patronage. Some very
me stock was shown and the ex-
alnts generally were surprising
attractive and interesting.
Rev. w. D. Bass, of Corinth,
assisting Pastor B. P. Jaco in
meeting at the Methods church
ms week. Rev. Bass is a good
pRacher, plain, simple, and I'M
Mentatous in his preaching and
y methods and the meeting
omlses to be qnite successful. |
Aost Of the business men are
Easlng for the day service. -Iu-
a Vidette.
Inc city prisoners, will be put |
work cutting weeds and clean |
Y the streets, according to the
EUnlse made by the authorities
me city health officer, DR.. |
YVES. On account of having !
JAM the past summer there
y necessarily scarcity of |
soners who could be used for
" purpose, but now the jail is
slhp up rapidly with negro crap
oofers and other evil doors and !
mat can be used for street
Sanlng purposes will be employ
Corinth needs cleaning and |
1apelng and sweeping. |
I'ls confidently expected that
Y Mobile & Ohio will be rum
ng INTO Birmingham by Novem-
10, Entry is to be made
sf the Illinois Central from
YIslhth, Miss, to Haleyville, |
~ the Illinois Central's new
81 now building, and thence TO
h'a''llslngeam over the tracks OIL
southern and Frisco. All
~ remains is completion of |
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