The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-14
to be with as that day, so come.

Rex, you say that S. S. and Cato
should tell some of the boys near Bow
ling GIeen how TO conduct themselves
when away from home, and not i'm
bibe so freely of sneezeweed mixture,
especially when at church. Now then
as carrying the so-called sneezeweed
mixture TO public gatherings is yio-
lation of the criminal law. would
suggest that instead of calling on s.
s ana Cato to teach them the right,
IL might be better 10 hand their names
to the justice of the peace with the re-
quest that such be prosecuted AS the
law directs | am sure he will do his
duty. | am sure his advice would be
worth many times more than ). ). and
Cato's. Then anu not until then will
such bo stopped.
Mr.. Reuben CauseY and sister, Miss
Pearl, attended services here sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tally and
beautiful little daughter, OF Hoffman,
were visitors in our midst Sunday.
Mr.. G. A. Weston and family spent
Sunday with MIR. j. u. Sheehy and
family.
Misses Maud Bussev and Martha
Holmes, of West, accompanied by
Messrs Clarence Holmes ana Ebelle
Drister. visited at d. +. Mcclellan s
Saturday night and attended Mr.. Phil
lip Eubank's S3rd birthday Sunday
after services at the Baptist church.
Miss Willie Mcmillan spent Monday
night with her triend, Miss Eva Nc.
Lellan.
Mr.. and Mrs j. b.. McNeer visited
relatives in our vicinity Sunday.
1t Is saIu that unless some repairs
are made Immediately on roads from
Bowling Green to Durant on Route 2
there is likely to be some parties
prosecuted for allowing the roads to
remain in such bad condition. Car
rier Frizell says if man was going to
Hades over that road he would Ee
glad when he got there,
Mrs j. III. BYRD, Miss Annie Ethel
Hammett ana Mss Carrie Lee Almon
are numbered win the sick this week ;
we hope ali may suun he we'll again
We are sorry TO say that Mrs.
Georgia herndon is seriously SICK at
this writing, and we hope for speedy
recovery. her sisters, Mesuames Wes
ton and Sheehy went 10 see her Tues
day.
Mr.. Shad SETTLER is painting Mr., l..
I. McLellans residence and also put
ting down concrete walks.
Misses Jessie Weeks and Mamie Nc
Lellan were shopping i'll Durant Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Williamson went
over to Lexington Saturday.
| |. N. Polk spent Saturday night at
q. A. Tale's.
Messrs W. W. Thurmoud and Mallie
McNeer are regular COW purchasers
Of late.
Mrs. Lida Thurmond and Mrs. Eta
Barnes visited Mrs. Walton's family
OK Acona, Sunday.
Miss Mary Carnathan spent while
Tuesday evening with her erstwhile
schoolmate, Miss Carrie Almon.
H. c., Rogers went over toLeixngton
to meet his son, j. f. Rogers, of Cru
ger, who came out to spend few days
with home folks.
Misses Annie May and Willie Nc.
| MILAN were the cherished guests OF
Miss Carrie Almon Sunday. J. g,
Mcmillan spent the day with j. l. AL
mon.
Rev. Hall and R. Porter attended
service here Sunday.
Capt j. h. Downer and wife and
Mrs. Cora Downer and beautiful and
vivacious Marie visited relatives at
Cruger last week, returning Sunday,
Mr.. Warren Il. Gulledge joined the
Baptist church here Sunday.
Or. A. j. Newman, Of Acona, spent
Sunday night with his family, ieturn-
ing Monday.
W. C. Downer made a business visit
to Walden Monday. CATO.