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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
FOR THOSE WHO DIED ON SHIP
Interesting Exercises Conducted Last Night Salvation Army Head
quarters in Rchmond-Lesson Drawn From
Disaster to Steamer
Disaster to Steamer.
answered their last roll call without a.

answered their last roll call without a
culver.
Captain Fowler. who conducted tho
services last night, pointed out the sud-
denness with which death often takes
it's victims and tho lack OF prepared
ness with which people so often have
to meet their end. IIe saw In this dis
aster tho finger of warning, pointing
to tho necessity for present pre- parrtlor
for the end, which comes sometimes
like n thief In the night. He congrat-
ulntcd himself that he was a member
of the Salvation Army, as. ~ the
Lurcln,ont disaster. It proved to al
the world the greatness aAd the sim
cerity OF It's work, and the fact that
its members are true and believing
Christians, ready at al times to face
{ death.
Captain Fowler was assisted in the
services BY Mrs. Fowler and both Of
them strongly exhortcd their hearers
to turn from their wicked ways ana
follow Christ. Several OF the audience
gave voluntary exhortations. and tie
/ meeting closed with q prayer for Che
weak and serring,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
Unitarian Church Here Had
Celebration esterday.
Had

R The lNirst Unitarian Church Of Rich-
tmond celebrated its first anniversary
Yesterday morning. having dedicated
the building at tile corner Of Floyd
Avenue and Harrison Street Just one
year ago. sBFE
Rev. JohnE. Robinson, pastor of the
church, OBLIGATED 'nt the anniversary
services, and special music was ren-t
dercd.
old, has a growing branch ut High
land Springs, IN llcnricps county, Where
services are conducted9 by Roy. Mr..
Robinson each Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock.
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the sale of the nfty-slx feet on the
south side of Grace Street next 10 tho
corner Of Allen Avenue, for the sum of
$1,000, to thv Jefferson Club, and on
this, together, with the hfty-sIx feet on
the corner which was purchased from
colonel William j, Payne, making a total
frontage OF liz feet, the club viii build
their splendid new, home. tho work on
Which will begin in the very near future.
The same firm also sold last week
nity-slx feet on tho south side of Grace,
between Alien Avenue and Meadow
Street, TO Mr., j. =. Ford for $500 Mr..
Ford Is pow preparing to erect two de-
tached dwellings, on this property and
hopes TO haze them completed in carly
spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Agnes V. Smith, Of No. 513 West
Fourteenth Street, who has been sick
since Christmas. is Improving.
Miss Josie Mccarthy of No. 1907
Scmmes Street, is quite sick in her home.
Mr.. Emmett Nunnally, Of Swansboro,
who has been sick for three weeks, is
able to be out.
Rev. r. J. Dogan. Of Roanoke, who con-
Quoted special services in the Weather
ford Memorial Baptist Church for two
weeks, returned to his homo on Saturday
Mr. Guy Gregory, of No. 1107 Balm
bridge Street, who has been i'll with ty-
phoid, is slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Baird, Of this
city announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Marion Woodall, to MIR. William
Allen McGec. The wedding will take
place in March.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
WEALTHY NEW YORKER BUYS
PLACE HERE FOR STOCK FARM
W E. Rand Secures "lngcde Near Richmond and Will Make Ii
Ills Winter 4ome--More Property Purchased
by jefferson Club.

Messrs. Green & Redd real estate
agents, have recently sold the beautiful
country home of Mr.. A, r. Ellerson,
called "Ingleside,' located about seven
miles from the city, ana containing 225
acres. They invited Mr.. W. Il, Rand "a
wealthy New Yorker, 10 come down and
inspect the property. and It was a case
o. love at first sight, Mr., Rand ia an
afasnt sportsman and lover of fine
norses, ana quickly saw that this would
make an ideal stock farm. IIa bought
! 'he property ut the price asked 600
ana Immediately started to make many
] large improvements uopn the place ex-
! heeilne soon TO bring his family from
NC North and make this his winter
home.
4 Aessss, Green s. REDO have also closed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
BISHOP NILES HERE.
Preached at Monumental Church
Yesterday.

Right Reverend William w Niles,
BISHOP Of New Hampshire, preached at
EnlscoDaI Church yesterday. Bishop and
Ms. Niles arc visiting in the city on
a vacation trip, staying at No, 15 East
Franklin Street. Bishop Niles reports
himself as in better health than when
hero last winter and While he has to
be exceedingly careful. he is a..c to
get out for n while every day. He
breaches with vigor, however and the
The aftcrsoon service ut Monument
tai was at 8 O'clock. instead of four Ms
heretofore, Rdv. j, Poyntz Tyler, arlh-
deacon of the Diocese of Virginia, was
the speaker.
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Richmond College Notes.

Vivian Myers. an alumnus OF Rich
mond College, now in business in Sa-
vannah Ga, called at the college re-
Gently.
+ DR. c. II. Ryland, With Mrs Ryland
and Miss BESSIE Ry!hnd, are visiting
friends in Louisiana, I
President T. w. Boatwright has re-
! turned from Louisville, Ky. where he
attended the banquet of the Richmond
College Alumni Association, He reports
the meeting to have been very success
i.ful, nearly one hundred guests being
| present
Dr.. S G, Mitchell has been absent
from college for n few days on trip
| to atlanta and Pinchurst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
MOVE TO FULTON.
n Odd-Fellows' Lodge
Change Its Habitat.

q Capital City Lodge, 252, /, O, O. H..
organized more than -four years ago,
and which has had rs meeting place In
Sanger Hall, viii transfer 10 Fulton.
This IL done FOR the ip<rest Of the
lodge, and at the request OF grea,
many people, WHO want TO have a lodge
OF the order in that section.
The ceremonies incident to Tie trans.
4 fer Will tann place in Nielsen Hall to,
night, and good attendance Is anti
cipsted.
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Rev. Mr.. Talley Ill.

REV. William Z. Talley, Of NO 2s26
has been suffering from an attack or
grip for the past week. Rev. Mr.. Talley
Is reported to be improving slowly:
He has been for some time chaplain or
George L, Pickett Camp, Confederate
Veterans, of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
IA PERSONS DROWNED.
Steamers Collide and One Goes
Down With CaDtain and Crew.

-DOW1t w tett 70 3ee3t11 e*3'e y
& CARDIFF, February little British
steamer Hcllopolis colidcd Saturday mid
night with the British steamer Orlando,
outward bound from Pennrth. The Ori-
anda sank, and fourteen persons, includ-
Ing her captain, were drowned.
The IIeiopolis put into this port with
her bows damaged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
NEWS GATHERED
FROM D sOU7HSID DE-:
Long-Dcsircd Filtration Plant Is
Now Rapidly Nearing
Completion.
NEW POSTMASTER POPULAR
Weathetford Memorial Congrcga-
ton Will Renew Effort to
Complete Church.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch, s
No 1l02 Hull Street.


The now filtration plant for Man.
chester is about ready for work.. Mr.
Z. L. o. Burgwyn. tho engineer who
has looked after tho construction OF
the plant, says 1t Will be opened for
operation within lew weeks. iIs
mas recommended that 1t be inspected
oy experts, md tho tests will be made
one day this week. Tho flltor wes
built by the Roberts Manufacturing
Company. Of Philadelphia, and stands
as monument to the untlr'ng energy
and persistent ability OF the members
OF the special Water Committee OF til:
Council Mr.. Carter Jones, of the First
Ward, was chairman Of this commit
leo.
superintendent Sharpe, of the Water
Works, receives complaints rcgulnt )
about the condition of the water Sc vet
the citizens. One day asst week a man
walked into the office Of Mr.. sharp.
and read from report in tho paper
that alum was to be used III tic
water, in order to make 1t clear.
THAT alum has given me indtGes-
ton. and unless you use less OF 1t out
at that filter plant. l will cut the water
off" vocifcrated the angry taxpayer.
Tho plant is not yet built" replied
Mr.. Sharpe; you are getting wat'r
direct from James River, as YOU have
been doing for years
Then something dropped"
Shorty" Congratulated.
Postma ster T. H. Smith, who was APP
pointed to the position to succeed Mr..
II. C. Beattie, was congratulated on
every side yesterday by his friends in
the city. Mr.. Smith has given out
nothing that would indicate anything
concerning his appointment of subor-
dinates to be made in the near future.
The office in Manchester pays $4,000,
having been raised $500 in the past few
years.
Mr.. Beattie. the retiring postmaster,
is one Of the most prominent lcer-
chants of the city, and is n large real
estate owner. lie succeeded Mr.. Weiss
iger. who was appointed by President
Mckinley.
shorty" Smith will give up his in
terest In the real estate firm with
which he has been connected for sew
eral months. and Will devote his entire
time to the post-oflcc.
At the New Church.
Revival services which cloHd yesterday
in Weatherford Memorial Baptist Church
bers of the congregation of the strength
of the organization that renewed cf-
fort will be made to complete the ediflcc
which has been started and which now
is only half-built. The services have
been held In tho basement. which was
originally intended as Sunday-schoOl
loom-and theyqhave been attended by
some Of tllcDmost representative citizens
of SwansbOro. is
The split in5 Clopton Street Baptist
Church has been, and is yet a source OF
deep regret to5sthe many Baptists in
Swansboro and in upper Manchester. No
regular pastor has been secured by those
who still pay allegiance to the old church.
The former pastor, Rev c. B. Cook, Is
preaching in the new church.
The Rev Mr.. Dogan. of Roanoke, has
preached for two weeks in the revival
services and many converts have been
received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
DISTRICT DEPUTY
GRAND MASTERS
List OF Appointments Announced
by Grand Master OF Virginia
Masons.
THE STANDING COMMITTEES
Grand Lodge Is Now i'll Full
Working Trim for the
Year.

Captain S. j. Quinn, grand master OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons in Virginia
has announced appointments OF dis.
trct deputy grand masters for the ifts
districts in the State as follows:
No. Walter T. oliver, Fairfax.
No. 2--E. Il. Lewis. Ashburn.
No SC. W. Trenal-y. Front Royal.
No. 4--John r. Cochran, The Plains.
No 5--James II. Morrison, Luray
No. Oh. NJ. Rogers, Mt Crawford.
No. w. j. Phillips Orange Court.
house.
No. s-H, II. Johnston, Fredoricks-
burg.
No s--H. W. Harding. wicomicc
Church.
No. 1o-J. L. Henley. Tappahannock.
No. 11-R. a. Fitzhugh. Gloucester.
No. III. r. Mears, Wachapreague
No. lS-W. D. Williams, Cape Charles
No. ia. l.. Evans. Newport News
No, 1b-Frank NJ. Reade. Richmond
No. LIB. w. Raglana, Chester
No. 17-H. G. Harris, ,Scottsville.
No 1S-Walter Dinwiddie Char.
lottesvlle. as pAEpHssss
No. 1s-I. r. Smith. waynes boro.
No. gov. A. Adair, Lexington.
No, 21-H. j. Dobbs. Amherst.
Noi22-J. w. Leigh, Roanoke.
No. CIV. S. Taylor Clifton Forge.
No. 24-C. II. Callahan, Lynchburg.
No. 25-Henry a, Southall Lynch
burg.
No. 2s--J. D. Allen. Farmville.
No 27-WIlliam j. Sewers, Crewe.
No. 2S-E. L. Haskins, Torry's Mill.
No. 2a-V. NJ Campbell Petersburg.
No. 3o-L. w. Devany. Dcndron.
No. sl-E. P. Turner, Fergussons
Wharf getf,I.F,
No. 32-James Il. sebrell, Courtland.
No. S3-C. r. F'ulgham. Hobson.
No, s4-E. l.. Sutton, Gilmerton.
No. S5-Alex T. Hofheimer, Norfolk.
No. Sd. W. Berger. Drake
Branch.
No. ais. T. a. Kent. Ingram
No. 3S-A. M. Southall, Danville.
No. 39-H. B. Hundley, Jr.. Martins
Vile
No. Ao-WilHam NJ. Ellis. Shawsville
No. 41-T. S. Taylor. Thessalia
No. 42-N. B. Rhudy. Wythevlle
No All. f. Delp, Elk Creek
No al. Dave Buchanan. Glendale
No. 46-.1ohn NJ. Newton. Pocahontas
No. I'll A. Barrow, Abingdon
No. 47-R S. Meade. Lebanon.
No. 4S-1. n. Kelly, Big Stone Cap
No. 49--W. w. Bond. Nickelsville.
No. 5o--M g. Ely, Jonesvillc.
Other Appointments.
Tho following other appointment
were announced:
| Lccturers-W. 7. Rca. grand lcctur.
'cr. Division No. 5; Parke Jones, Divi.
/, sion No. l.: James NJ. Gift No. 8
+. w. Whitaker. No. 3; j. c. Primer
No. 4; c. G.. Davis, No. g.. who, Will
the following, constitute the commit
toe on work; H. 0. Kerns. James Bow
man. II. NJ. Rogers, L. l.. Cunningham
/ George w. Wright and r. a. Fitzhugh
| Property Committee-Sol Cutchins
Ernest Williams, Charles B. Marshall
Thomas Whittet and John r. Charlie
ton.
Finance Committec-Charles +,
| Wingo julius Straus. Sol. Cutchins
r. r. w. Duke. Ernest Williams. Har
ry Hodges, Charles b. Marshall, w
Med. Lee, II. 0. l<erns.
Committee on Correspondencc-.1o
scph w. EttgleNon, Ed. N. Eubnnk an'
| Henry T. Turner.
History Committce-K. kcmper
George II. Ray and w. f. Watt
Stewards Communications #. May
cr, w. NJ Williams, George w. Poe
w. r. Mason, II. f. Smith, H. L
IlIulce and L. i. Siegfred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
Meeting Held.

The Sunbeam Society Of cambridge
Street Church held a meeting yesterday
and discussed routine matters. The mem
bership enrolled at present numbers $50.
About 100 attended the meeting yestcr-
day. The society is under the supervision
OF Mrs. Z. v. Badly. who is very active
in her work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18

The members of Company +, OF the
Sevcrtieth Regiment arc requested to
.meet5at the arlnory In dress uniform at
10 A. NJ. to-day, or as soon as possible
thereafter to attend the funeral Of cx-
Sergeant Parsley. OF that company. at
the Pine Street Baptist Church at l. A.
NJ. to-day. Mr.. Parsley died Saturday
afternoon. His retirement from active
service was due to Ill health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18

The following is the schedule OF drills
and meetings of the military commands
of the city for the week:
To -night-Company c. Seventeen Rcgi-
mcnt, Lieutenant T.. 3. Loving, commands
The Lexington advertiser., 1907-10-11
Central.

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Henderson
and sweet little babe spent Sunday
with their father, Mr.. jeff Shanks.
Mrs. John Landrum and mother
spent Sunday very pleasantly with Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Landrum.
W. j. Posey returned home Sunday
after several days stay with his son in
Memphis.
Albert Mcdaniel was q caller at
Rose Dale Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Porter and
sweet little James spent Sunday with
their parents at Richland.
Mrs. M. E. Shoemaker and little
Matte Christine spent several hours
very pleasantly with Mrs. Ola Waits.
Cap Sally attended prayer meeting
here Sunday night.
John Petty, Albert Mcdaniel, and
William Shoemaker were callers on
Main street Saturday night.
Master Howard Toombs spent Sun.
day afternoon with Johnnie Shoemaker.
w. e. Leach and family and Ward
Waits spent Sunday with Mrs. 8. B.
Lindsay, Of near Harttown.
William Shoemaker attended preach.
ing at Hopewell Sunday night.
We are glad to note that Mrs, e. H.
Toombs is on the high road to recov.
cry after several days. illness.
Mrs. Hattie Waldrup spent Tuesday
under the parental roof.
INCoGNITo..
The Lexington advertiser., 1907-10-11
Q-O-OO -OO-O-C
3 over THE COUNTY ;
10000 o-o-o-od
EEenezer.

Mr.. w. Brooke Burwell and wife
spent Tuesday with relatives in Lex
ington.
Mr.. Renshaw Thomas and wife, ac-
companied by Mrs. Paul Thomas and
little children. called at Mr.. A. G..
Rogers in Rogers school vicinity Sun.
day afternoon.
T. FL. Murtagh made business trip
to Lexington Tuesday.
S. L. Burwell, of Lexington, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Sam and Walter Sample attended
the circus at Lexington Monday.
Tom Turner was q business visitor
to Yazoo City during the week.
Hon. s. N. Sample attended to bust
ness in Lexington Wednesday.
Walter Lucas made business trip
to Lexington Monday.
The Ebenezer Gin Co. has ginned
three hundred and seventy nine bales
up to date, Oct. 8th.
Mr.. William Thomeas and family
spent Sunday with relatives in Yazoc
county.
Hon. s. N. Sample returned the first
of the week from Memphis, where he
attended the Waterways Convention.
p. s. Thomas made a business trip
to Mr. Ri Harrington's, near Good
man, Monday. JULIETTE.
The Lexington advertiser., 1907-10-11
FdirvieW.

Mr.. E. A. Lee and daughter, Miss
Minnie, are spending this week in our
vicinity, visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Herring and
baby visited Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
Moses Sunday.
Misses Minnie and Ada George and
brother, j. H., spent a short while
Sunday with their aunt. Mrs J, W.
Meriwether, and attended divine sery-
ices at Oak Grove in the afternoon.
G.. e. Moses made business trip to
Greenwood Thursday of last week.
Miss Willie Bell Frost paid her un-
Gle, Mr.. r. L Spell, visit Saturday.
Mrs. Irene Harvey and son, Ike,
went to Lexington Monday and Ike
had some dental work done while
there.
j. g. Robertson spent Monday night
with DIR. G. o. Buck.
Misses Sallie and Kate Roach were
pleasant visitors at Mrs. O. o. Bucks
Saturday afternoon.
Little Robert Buck is still quite
sick. we are sorry to say.
E. A. Lee dined with ]. w. Meri.
wether Tuesday. ROXANA.
The Lexington advertiser., 1907-10-11
Home Brevities
@n~s%

Miss Jeanette Goldberg. of Phila.
delphia, representing the Jewish
Chautauqua, spent short while here
this week guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Rosenthal, She delivered lecture
Wednesday night, and left from here
to Canton.
Rosenthal Bros. have opened a store
in their building formerly occupied
by W. L. Jordan. 1t will be in charge
of I. ]. Jordan and Mrs. ii. A. Ro-
senthal
Mrs. W. B. White, who has been i'll
for some time, is somewhat improved
at present.
W. N. Pharr, of Greenwood, was
here Monday on visit to friends.
Kennon Bailey, of Acona, was here
in business way Tuesday.
II. M. Jordan went over to the delta
Wednesday to look after matters on
nj. M. Rayner's plantation.
t. w. Smith is now travelling in the
interest of the Columbian Woodmen
and is meeting with splendid success.
Mrs, Chas. Gillian, of Tchula, was
the guest Of Mrs. Hal Gillian and
Miss Annie Stigler few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun Wilson are
making o week end'' visit at Red.
cliffe.
Mrs. Chas. Lofstrom is visiting heI
mother, Mrs. J. s. Stigler.
]. L. Ricket, of Greenwood was
here Tuesday on visit to his kins.
man, Drew Lundy, after an absence Of
thirty three years.
The way the subscribers are set.
tling mp their Indebtedness to the Ad.
vertiser and making renewals Ia very
gratifying to the management. II
shows that our effort to publish neat,
newsy and readable paper is general.
ly appreciated.
Miss Valley Everett, of Cleveland,
is the cherished guest Of B. r. Porter
and family at Oregon.
WV. Byrd was among the crowd
In town Monday.
Parham Williams went TO Weir,
Miss, last week to meet the other
trustees OF the Superannuated Preach.
er's Home for the Durant district of
the M. e. Church. A two acre lot
with seven. room house was purchas-
cd in a most healthy location Half
the purchase price was paid down.
Mrs. Cora M. Hays last week sold
to Il. .. Beall, Jr. q lot In Durant.
W. r. McCrary sold to Fl. A. Moore
last week tract Of land near West.
w. ]. Bailey, Of Acona, transact ed
business here yesterday.
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Herman Bros. Co.

A. G.. Rathell orders the address of
his Advertiser changed to Moline,
ILL.,, where he is now located,
Rev. J. w. Dorman was exalted to
the rank Of Mark Master Mason last
Tuesday night.
DR.. r. G. Elmore and wife, Of Du.
rant spent Tuesday night with w. L.
Jordan.
Mrs. P. M. Diggs was down from
Acuna yesterday to bring home Mr..
and Mrs. X III. Diggs' children, who
have been spending some time here.
r. P. johnson. of Acona, made this
office O pleasant call Yesterday.
Her many friends will be pleased to
learn that Mrs. K. H. Diggs is i'm
proving nicely at the sanitarium at
Rochester, MINI.
r. s. Wilkes has sold tract OF land
in township IA to R. T. Ship.
J. d. Armstrong, of st. Louis,
spent Wednesday with old time
friends and acquantances In Lexing.
ton.
Hon. Wa. Pierce was admitted to
membership in the Methodist church
here by certificate few Sundays
ago.
w. Moody Dorman has resumed his
studies at the A. Il M. College. at
Starkville.
W. B. White was called over to
Ethel. Attala county, on the sad mis-
sion Of attending the funeral of his
sister. Miss Ann White, who died ON
Monday, Oct 7th, after little over
week's s illness.
Fl. y. Barger has purchased the j.
r. Wilson land near the Cleveland
school house.
Mesdames W. L. Jordan, Matte
Moore, W. l.. Walton, Hon. Fl. H. FL
more and Mr.. and Mrs s. HI. Herbert
attended the funeral Of the late Prof.
John Belford, at Acona, Monday.
The Advertiser would like to
print your Fall stationery now.
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Hooper now occupies Flowers
basement. See blm for guar
anteed stOvepipe.
Choral Club.

CHORAL Club.
Progress in the sense of acquisi
tion is something but progress in the
sense of being, is a great deal more.
To grow higher, deeper, wider as
the years 60 on, to conquer difficulties
and to acquire more and more power
to feel all ones faculties unfolding,
and truth descending into the soul
this makes life worth living. -
Clarke.
The Club met with Miss Emily
Stansbury on the eighth. This being
the meeting for practice. the pro.
gramme was omitted. The Club
meets next with Miss Tennie Morris,
on Tuesday the twenty second
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oregon.

School opened Monday with Miss
Luda May Bailey teacher.
Mrs. Leila King visited Mrs.
George Sunday.
We attended the show Monday and
saw two of our ancestors, but sorry
to say they were in chains.
Mr.. j. W. Wilmington and grand
daughter visited Mrs. W. G. Butler
Sunday.
Hinton Rogers and Lem Smith are
finishing the Howard crossway this
week.
NJ. j. Fonville visited his sister,
Mrs. Butler Sunday.
Miss Matte May Hambric is spend
ing O few days this week with Mrs.
The Lexington advertiser., 1907-10-11
Advertised Letters.

Advertised Letters.
List Of letters remaining in the post
office at Lexington, Miss, for the
week ending October 10, 1907:
Ladies' Mrs. Cora Lilies, Miss
Ethel Lee Jordan, Miss Carey De-
Brow, Miss Emmer Cowsert, Miss
Maggie Clanton. Miss Afelice Arm
strong. Mrs, Edith Thurmond, Mrs,
Joe Sistrunk, Mrs. Sallie Freeman,
Minnie Williams, Miss Ida Spears.
Gentlemen-Ben Gratz, Luke Jep-
kings, q. W. Thompson, James ST.
mon.
Parties calling for these letters
please say advertised.
A. r. FRAZIER, P. M.
The Lexington advertiser., 1907-10-11

F. Miss Lydia Griffin Is now giving
lessons in Elocution, and will be glad
to have additions to her class. Best
methods and attention given pupils.
Call phone at Moore House.
The Lexington advertiser., 1907-10-11
Edna RoatwiQhf

Edna Boatwight.
M. j, Osborne is having tussle
with chills this week.
Mrs. Matte and Miss Ruby Garnett
attended the Elmore. Shepherd wed.
ding Wednesday.
SNOOKS.