The Lexington advertiser., 1909-01-22
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germ of all enterprise, men dig for
woodchucks more for curiosity than
they do for woodchucks.p
Miss Salena Gresham, OF Durant,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs /. A.
Bayliss, last week.
Mr. Carson Thomas, of Walden, Wis
tied Mr.. Edmund Brock Sunday.
Mrs. D. W. Sauls and son. Master
Ray, who have been visiting Mrs. d.
A. Moore and other relatives, nave
returned 20 their home IN Saulsbury,
Tenn. It was indeed a pleasure to
have Mrs. Sanls and little Ray, who IS
a sweet case of mischief. with us
again. Mrs. Sauls is remembered by
her many friends here as May Ray,
and ''to know her is to love her.
DIR. Brock has purchased DR.. Mur-
hey's home and is living in West now.
Mr.. West and family, formerly OF
Carrollton, are welcomed to our town.
Ding Dong" can't you hear the
wedding bellsf
Mr.. VI. A. Sanders and Miss Bessie
Ammons are to be married on the
evening of January the twenty sew
enth, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
@. Ellis. Only relatives and intimate
friends are invited May many roses
fall in their pathway through life.
We are glad to know that Miss NH
dred Bell is improving from severe
attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. Campbell is on the streets again
after staying at home several days TO
entertain the eNgrippe.
Miss Bessie d. Johnson has returned
home from visit to relatives IN Du'
rant.
MIR. Clint Tyler, of Walden, spent
last week in West.
Mr.. Solon Alexander. of Emory,
spent Tuesday with his brother, Capt.
Alexander.
Mrs. Thad Hastings has returned
from a visit to her father at Crystal
Springs. a.,
II want to do some shopping to day.
dear. " saiu a fond wife That rs, II
the weather is favorable, what Is the
fnrecast?'' At the other end of the
table, her husband consulting MS pa
per read aloud: Rain, hali, snoW'
thunder, lightning and floods.
The fires here have caused us All 10
realize that we have news-and nave
disfgured our town, too. MI BROCK
will soon have the inside WORK re-
placed in the building which Mr.. Tate
occupied. The walls stood the hre
and are almost uninjured.>
The home of Mrs. Rogers was thrown
open to the entertainment OF her sun
day school class Saturday evening,
After playing games and having good
time generally, they were invited IN
to the dining room, where DAINTY re-
freshments were served.
Can any one tell me what became
of the white hyacintb tha Mr.. Elon
Ellis wore SundayH
Mr.. Murphey Mcclellan, VINO mas
been referred to as an attorney was
in West Saturday. =,
Miss Ress Melton is on a visit to
friends at Sweetwater.
Mrs. Greening, of Tennessee, Is
visiting Bro Greening and family !,
MIR. will Melton and family and
Miss Ethel Catron, the pretty little
school teacher, who is boarding with
them, visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
Congratalations are extended to
Mr.. e. A. Brock and Miss Rosa Nc
LeIlan, who were married at the home
of the bride, near Shaddon, Miss, on
Tuesday evening, January the nine
teenth.
Miss Alice Green, who is teaching
school at Shaddon, spent Sunday with
the home folks.
Mr.. Richard Cross was wearing an
unusual amount of jewelry at the
league one night, must be that he has
been writing too many love letters
here lately. The bracelet didn't tit
well ard the brooch looked out of
place is the opinion of DOROTHY.