The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-14
Home News

Mrs. Georgia Wyatt and Rosa CIVIL
burden, Louise burden and Georgii
burden left Wednesday for Washing
ton, Ga.
Miss Laura White, OF GulfpUrt, il
the attractive guest of Hon. and Ms
U. 81. McMorrougb.
j. 7. Fincher has partitioned OF 9
part of the Arlington Hotel dining
room for sample room, as it former
ly was under Capt. Bakers manage
meut
W. 81. Sutton looked after property
interests in the delta Tuesday.
The Advertiser acknowledges with
thanks the receipt of programme and
invitation from Miss Melissa Weeks to
the annual commencement OF the Me-
ridian Woman's College, to take place
May, 1926.
S.W. Cox of Black, Hawk, favored
this Office with pleasant call Wednes'
day.
J. r. Anderson, of Zeiglerville, at.
tended to business in Lexington We'd.
nesday.
Little Miss Virginia Roach enter
tanned several Of her little friends Fri
day, May Z, it being her fifth birth
day.
We regret to learn that j. e. Gwin
has been very i'll at Owens Wells this
week.
j. D. Causey, Sr., of Brozvilie, so.
journed in Lexington Saturday.
J. A. Sharpe has been doing some
repair work and improvements on Dr.
Phillips residence the past week.
Walter Smith, of Zeiglerville, visited
the city on business Tuesday.
Since the moving of the depot the
mail will now leave the postotfice at
quarter to eleven instead of 10 80, as
heretofore.
Mrs. 8. D. Gwin left Wednesday for
a sojourn at Stafford s Wells.
J. R. Christmas, of Tchula, trans
acted business in Lexington yesterday.
DR.. B. b. Hooker Yesterday morning
received a consignment of dozen fox
es, which he will use in training his
dogs
Moody Dorman is up from Millsaps
college on visit to the parental home.
Miss Armine wilkins left Wednesday
for her home at Duck Hill.
Miss Matte Mclean arrived Monday
from Bowling Green, KY, on a visit
to home folks and friends.
Mrs. w. Fl. Stokes, of Durant, was
the cherished guest of Lexington
friends yesterday.
w. A. Stinson, of Greenwood, and A.
nj. Lawrence, of Columbus, are here
this week, putting up a number of
tombstones.
j. I. Anderson, of Tchula, was a
Sunday visitor to the city.
Albert Stout, of Castalian, has loca
ted at Laurelsville, in the restaurant
business.
Birdie Drane, of Durant, was here
in a business way Yesterday,
J. A. Stout, of Castalian, attended
to business in the city yesterday
j. z. Morris informs us that the
moving picture shows will be given OIL
Friday and Saturday nights until the
closing of school, when they will be
put on every night.
Ed Busshart, who has been engaged
in rairload work in the north, is here
on visit to relatives and friends.
A, R. Harvey took trip to Good.
man Tuesday.
Miss Amanda Robbins left NVednes.
day for her home at Vicksburg after a
pleasant visit to Miss Mary Gwin,
who accompanied her to Vicksburg.
d. g. Pepper, Jr.. electrician on..the
battleship Mississippi, has been grant.
cd ten days furlough, which he is
spending at Sardis and Lexington.
John Money Brewer, of Black Hawk,
was visitor to Lexington Tuesday.
B. F. Porter went to Keirns Switch
Wednesday morning on business.
Robert. Buck, of the battleship Mis-
sissippi, is spending short furlough |
with relatives and friends in Holmes
county.
L. H Murtagh, of Ebenezer, accom-.
panied by John NJ Diggs, on Tuesday
picked up fine bunch of cattle in the
Acona neightorhood.
E. Fl. Crippen, of Acona, was here
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