The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20

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Stigler the young people eDjoysd
very pleasant dance in their ne'
quarters Tuesday night which wa
highly appreciated bY sll in attend
J ance Those preseet were: DR.. D. 0
Hooker and Miss Annie Lee Herbert
W. s. sample and Miss Laura Gun
ningham, Dalton McBee and Mis-
Eloise Watson. Jesse Walton and Mis-
Julia Beall, John L. Dyson and Mis-
nellie 0urden. Herman Levy and Mi.
MIttie McBee, J. A StansturT ant
Miss Hamilton, Morton Lew and AIis
Alsude Dyer, J. g. Herbert and Mis-
COrnelia Dyer. DR.. j. W. Jordan, Jr
and Miss Julia Byrd, Walter Shannon
and Miss Emma Beall; B. 5. Beall
Jr., II. L. Nichols, d. s Wilson. w
r. Brady, Fl. S Hooker. J. Il. McRae
T.. b. Sample. Chaperones: Mr. anc
Mrs. Z. G. 5winney, Mr. and Hrs.
Harry Mccain, Mr and Mrs. A. e.
Swinney, Or. and Mrs. J. II. McBee,
Dl. and Mrs. X z Baker, Dir. and
Mrs. {. A. Glover.
Hon JerIon L. Talman, of Florida,
was recent guest in northwest Lex
ingtoD.
w. A Ratheu and Miss Bette Lip
sey ATTENDED the lsymeS's meeting at
Saron Sunday.
M. W. KuykendalI,. OF Possuusue ck,
passed through hese Yesterday enroute
TO TchuIa TO do SONS fishing.
Rev. J. B. Dozier, v. H. Shipp and
Rev. Olin Ray, of the EbenezeI
charge, attended the pastors and lay.
men g conference of the DuDant dis
trict. at Durant, Wednesday.
Look for our adssertissaseHt tn
this paper. II may tell yos sosse-
thing you don't know Leungtsn
Garage.
John Terry, of Coxbura, sojpurned
in Lexington Tuesday.
Earl Stewart. of Zeiglerville. mingf-
ed with Lexington friends Tuesday.
The Masonic Temple at this place
will be dedicated on Jane %! The
grand officers and manv members of
the order from a distance are expected
to be present on the occasion.
Remember the Bank OF lexington
pays 4 per cant on time deposits. Alb
solute security.
DR. W B Murrah, D. d., president
of Millsaps College, was elected a
bishop at the recent conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
held at Asheville, N. G.
Mrs Bessis Crow, of Memphis, was
the priced guest of her brother, Sam
Killebrew and family, last week.
Sam Killebrew and Miss Lanrene
Mcclellan spent Sunday with relatives
and fIiends at Durant.
For Timothy Nay, Ear Corn and
coal---weights and quality guar
anteed, see J. z. Morris
A. A. Porter, of Ebenezer, spent
Wednesday on business in the city
N. A. Reed, of Howard, was here
Tuesday on a business errand.
Sol Applebaum has purchased the
residence occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Wilburn from L. Dobrowski-
W. G. Smith, of Zeiglerville, min.
gled with Lexington friends Tuesday.
Prof. r. G. Bailey has accepted the
of the Flora High School.
He had been elected to the principal
shin of the Ellisville High School but
resigned. Prof. Bailey has gained
splendid reputation as an educator.
Geo F. Nixon was over from Tchula
Tuesday.
Mrs Nj. 8 Rogers. of West, arrived
Tuesday on a visit to home folks.
j. T. Wallis, of Coxburg, let the
light of his genial countenance shine
on Lexington friends Tuesday.
Try a sack of CRACKER MULE
FEED" It's the BEST.
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein, 10 per cent.
Crude Fat, $50 per cent,
Crude Fibre, IL per cent.
Carbo-H -Hydrates::s tstarch q Sugar.,
Made from Alfalfa, Corn, Oats, Oat
Meal, Mill By. Product (Oat Shorts,
Oat Hulls and Oat Middlings), Barley,
Cotton Seed Meal and one.half of one
per cent salt
H. s. Oltenburg visited CrugeI
Tuesday in the interest of the Adver
ii .er job department and was favored
with goodly number of nice orders,
K. l.. Wallace, of Providence, was a
business visitor to the city Tuesday.
H. L. Price, of Sidon, spent Tuesday
on business in the city
W, L. Cummeens, the enterprising
merchant OF South Lexington, finding
his present quarters inadequate for his
constantly growing business, has leased
the Watson stole building and will
move into it next month
Feed your milk cow cREMo
Dairy Feed. It's the best. Phone
Barrett Grocer Co.
Hon. r. G McBee went to Yazoo
City Wednesday,
Mai l.. Noel White is acting as
deputy circuit clerk while E. Y. Ash
ley is out registering voters in the va
rious precincts.
Theron and Rupert Frost were up
from Forest Grove Tuesday.
The members of the Presbyterian
church are highly pleased over the ac-
ceptance by Paul S. Crane, of Yazoo
City, of their invitation to preach
here during his summer vacation from