The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-14

Chas. H. Drake. The well known real
estate hustler and promoter. was in the
city ON business Monday. He has of
late been engaged in laying out own.
site in Attala county. about 33 miles
northeast of Durant, l2 miles from
Kosciusko, which has been named
GLADYS The section in which it is To-
Gated shows unmistakabln evidences of
being in the ell belt and experts de.
clare that oil will he found thtIe in
paying quantity. Having arranged all
the necessary pieliminarIes, Mr. Drake
will at once sore for OIL and confidently
hopes to bring forth n ''gusher', in
which event. there will as ecsssary
sequence, be great demand for real
estate. His many friends wish him
great success
W. B. Kille5rew has closed con-
tract with l.. E Barr for the construc
tion of fine residence.
Capt F. A. Howell was over from
Durant Saturday to rep ri on his work
as deputy assessor.
Fit for king Post Toasties, TO
cents, at Norquist's.-
]. D. Eads, of Emory, made Lex
ington business visit Friday.
Try bacon sliced at Norquist s.
Miss Lille How u, of the Oregon
school. visited In the city Saturday
Norquist's has refrigerator
show cases for candies, nuts,
evaporated fruit, butter, meats
and cereals, etc.
T. w. Smith and j. Fl. Smith went
to jackson Saturday on business er.
rand.
W E. McBee came over from Tchu-
la Sunday morning to spend the day
with the home folks.
Sol and Nathan Applebaum spent
Sunday at Greenwood.
Blanke. .Wennikers faucy canay-"the
best at Norquist's.
W. H. Sutton visited Sidon Sunday.
Miss Bessie Fincher, Of Owens, was
the CUES, of Lexington friends Satur.
day.
The SWEETEST things In Ok
ds---Nett1eton, at LipseY-
KERN Co.'S.
J. NJ Long, Jonas Long, Edgar
Long, H. c. Baughn, Cleveland Moo
ney, of Long Hill, were visitors to the
city Saturday.
P. =. Thomas, of Ebenezer, was here
last week doing some plumbing in the
new express building for J. J. Baker.
E. R Lipsey and I. J. horton, Of
Franklin, soiourned in the city Satur
day.
j. B. Hamrick of Liberty Chapel,
let the light of his benign counte-
nance shine on Lexington friends
Saturday.
Lima and Navy beans, 1Gc per ID. +; 3
for 25c, at Norquist's.
ing Sun Sunday on visit to the home
folks.
T. Fl. Frost, of Forest Grove, spent
Saturday on business in the city.
P. W. Abel, --of Eulogy, sojourned in
the city Saturday
Pimientos Morrones-
stoffed red pepper-at Nor
qoist's.
W. G. Rodgers, of the Forest neigh
borhood, exhanged salutations with
friends in the city Saturday
r. FL Montgomery, of Durant, spent
the latter part of the week in the city.
W. NJ. Parkinson and J. r. Parkin.
son, OF Adair, spent Saturday in the
city, while enroute TO the Bowling
Green neighborhood to attend the
send birthday anniversary of Philip
Eubank, which was held at NJ A.
Truitt's Sunday.
Luzianne G. flee will please you.
Try it, at Norquist's.
j. W. Holloway, of Tolarville,
transacted business in Lexington Sat
urday.
J. W. Burwell returned to Coving.
ton, La, Sunday, after business
visit of several days in this vicinity.
RoelofS straw hats will
please you; at Lipsey-Keirn
Co.'S.
Capt. B. R. Hammett was over from
Owens Saturday on a business errand.
J. E. Gwin and family and Miss
Jessie Wyatt are spending tho week
at Owens Wells
r. o. aarthcock and r. C Coker,
of Harland's Creek, were business Wis
itors to the city Saturday.
L. T.. Hines, of Adair, had transac
tions of a business nature In the city
Saturday.
Raisins, 10c per pound, at Norquist's.
J. E. Page took few days off from
assessing last week to do some cotton
weighing at the compress. In the lot
we're 1900 bales for Morris Lewis.