The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-20
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F. S. Kealhofer and son, Joe, OF
Pulltite, were here In a BUSINESS way
Saturday.
J. A. Gray and sister, Mrs. M F.
Garrard. of Tolarville, were Lexing-
ton visitors Saturday.
W. T. Pace Of Bowling Green. min.
Rled with friends in Lexington Satur-
day.
]. NJ. Harthcock, of Zeiglerville,
transacted business here Saturday.
e. K Reid male Greenwood visit
on official business Saturday.
W. T. Moss. Fl. C. Rogers,J. H. Rog.
ers and John McNeer, of Emory, were
business visitors to Lexington Satur-
daY.
Gov. and Mrs. E. F. Noel came up
from Jackson on the eleven O'Clock
train for brief visit.
L. g. Montgomery. of Ya:oo City,
is in Lexington on business errand
today.
Dr. c. A. Moore will be In West
Monday and Tuesdsy OF next week
to do dental work.
Ls VIII SUI udb puLSAdsC0 tlC III
terest OF his partner in the firm OF
Beall q vinson.
v. Reinhard was over from Tchula
Tuesday.
Swinney q Stigler have been en-
gagged the past few days in moving
theil stock and fixtures into their ele-
CANT new quarters In the Masonic
Temple building.
T. F. Deity was up from Zeiglerville
Tuesday.
Joseph Long and Carl Parish, OF To.
larville, were here in q business way
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Coker, of Har-
lands Creek, visited friends in the
city Wednesday.
W. E. Meek, the popular mayor of
Goodman, was here Tuesday on bust
ness errand.
Squire G. j. Spell, of Richland,
mingled with Lexington friends Satur-
day.
J. D. Truitt, of Bowling Green,
was seen on our busy marts Saturday.
N. c. West, of West, passed through
here Saturday enroute home from Beat
4, where be has been engaged in TAX
ing the census.
Look for our advertisement In
this paper. II may tell you some
thing you don't know. Lexington
Garage.
Earl Fowler, of Owens, was visit
or to the city Saturday.
Misses Katie and Myrtle Gulledge
left Saturday for Durant to visit
George Durham and family.
NJ. P. Mcbride, of Coxburg, visited
Lexington on business Saturday.
j. W. McRae was here from Acona
Saturday.
R. I. Pollard and T. e. Pollard, of
Franklin, circulated in the city Satur-
day.
E. W. Jordan, the efficient road con-
tractor of Beat 2, visited Lexington on
business Saturday.
s. J. Nabors, of Owenss, spent Sat
urday in the city.
p. w. Abel, of Eulogy, was here in
business way Saturday.
Miss Edna Moore visited her sister,
Mrs. M. s. Rogers, at West, last week.
j. V. Spell and Kyrle Spell, of Cox
burg, hobnobbed with friends in the
city Wednesday.
j. b. Hamrick. of Liberty Chapel,
greeted friends in the city Wednesday.
]. W. Wilmington, of Oregon, was
noted among the visitors to Lexington
Wednesday.
E. G. Foose. of Tchula. greeted Lex
ington friends Monday.
J. C. Chun, of Coxburg, was noted
among the visitors to Lexington.
R. s. KiIlebrew and W. T. Kille-
brew, of Coxburg. were here Saturday
in business way.
Miss May Groom Brown, of Durant,
visited Lexington friends Friday.
Miss Julia Dicken, of the Long Hill
school, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the parental home at Durant,
/ E. e. Bean, of Tchula attended to
business in Lexington Friday.
Do you know how many things
gasoline engine will do for you on
your farm? Ask somebody who
owns one; then let US sell you one.
Lexington Garage.
A. Reeves, of Acona, was Lexing
ton visitor Wednesday.
Maj. and Mrs J, M. Powers, of
franklin. we're visitors to the city
Friday.
Misses Edna Moore and Anna Lee
Herbert are the guests of Starkville
4 friends this week.
DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Dorman, Par
ham Williams and Hon. William Ar
4 thur Pierce attended the pastors and
4 laymen's conference at DurantW ednes.
Il day.
Sol Applebaum returned from four
weeks visit to friends at Donaldson
willie, La. He had such a good time
he found it bard to break away"
8from that city's magnetic attractions