The Lexington advertiser., 1909-04-09

A rare treat is in store for the music
Loving people OF Lexington. as Nils:
Martins music class will give a recit
al at the College Chapel at rs. Thurs
day night, April 10. Miss Eva Do.
browski, who in past recitals has sc
greatly pleased the audiences, and il
constantly staining greater prOticien
cy, will take the leading numbers, as
listed by Misses Willie Cameron, Bet
tie Moore Jordan and Annie Clover.
Vocal music ty tbs best talent in the
city will be interspersed The pro
ceeds of the entertainment will be used
to secure better lighting facilities fol
the chapel. The price of admission
will be twenty five cents.
A. d. Whitehead. of Coxburg, so.
iourned in Lexington Monday.
DR.. A. J. Newman. of Acona, pur.
chased fine h0Ise here Monday.
s f. Tate. ct Bowling Green, SO.
journed in Lexington Wednesday.
. J. C bowman Wis over frcm Jen.
kinsville Tuesday.
The selection Of jury in the famous
SOrshy case at Jackson YVES completed
Tuesday afternoon, and the case has
been OF trial since. about a hundred
witnesses having heen examined. II
is thought it will be concluded and q
verdict reached this week.
We have received oor
Misses and Children's sfip-
pers and can fit your child in
style and price. Pickens
Bros. Co.
S. R. Swinney visited Yazoo City
Wednesday.
L. W. Fonville, of Liberty Chapel.
was business visitor here Wednesday.
FRA Dobrowski was over from Sidon
Monday on visit.
Buy an ice book. Prices quoted
elsewhere. On sale at Bank of Holmes
County and at Bank of Lexington.
You save as much as 10 per cent Lex
ington Compress & Oil Mill Co.
Hon. A. M. Pepper visited Jackson
Wednesday on professional business
Wednesday.
F. w. Eakin attended the meeting
of the Confederate camp here Monday.
Burnley Dicken, of Durant was
motel in Lexington social circles Sun
day.
c. R. CasIleberry, of Durant, was
the guest of Lexington friendsMonday.
III. G. Parkinson, of the Forest neigh
horhood, circulated on our streetsMon-
day.
j. NJ. Diggs, of Acona, spent Tues.
day.night in Lexington
Crawford Oxfords IN the
latest co1ors and styles at
Herman Bros. Co.'S.
The students of the ]. l. & c., at
Columbus, will participate in an old
English May pole dance on May l.
Among the maids of honor for the oc.
casion is noted Miss Cornelia Dyer, of
this place.
j. R. Bass, the deservedly popular
travelling salesman for the Barrett
OTOC6T CO., udS T6eH making MS
country trips in an automobile this
week. accompanied by an expert
chauffeur, SO as to familiarize himself
with the management of the machine
The auto ordered by the Barrett Grocer
Co. is expected here in a short while
J. c. Byrd is engaged this week in
cirlcing, terracing and draining land
for r. A. Povall on the Brougham
plantation on Funnagusha. ,.
DR.. W. F. Gresham died at his home
at Durant Friday night. at eleven
o'clock, after a long illness. His
funeral was held Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, conducted by Presiding Elder
N. u. Augustus, and the interment
with Masonic rites. DR.. Gresham
was most able and successful physi-
ciar and splendid citizen, highly re-
spected and esteemed by all. and his
death is serious loss to the commu-
nifty.
Swinney & Stialer, sole
agents for Hoadley's Cream.