The Lexington advertiser., 1910-05-27
Home Brevities

Swinney Bros. Furniture Co. ar
moving iheiI stock in the elegant neS
quarters, Swinney & Stigler's oil
stand
The Advertiser this week contain
ten pages, owing TO Increased adveT
tisinR. Be sure TO look over pages
and 10. as well as all ether pages.
Misses Anna Lee HeiLert and Ednt
Moore returned this morning from {
visit at Starkvilie.
J. B. Williamson and son. Ollie, OI
the Forest nsighbor rhOod, were pleasant
callers at this Office this morning.
d. Z. Reynolds, of AcDna, circu,
lated Ia Lexington Wednesday.
E. E Brown, of Ebenozer. spent
Wednesday in the city.
S. J. Fisher il suffering from a Sc.
we're attack OF rheumatism, wo regret
TO learn
J. e. Cunningham was over from
Mileston Wednesday.
Feed your milk cow cREMo
Dairy Feed. It's the best. Phone
Barrett Grocer Co.
Walter Sample rode mp from Ebene-
ger In his bicycle yesterday, covering
the distance in one hour and ten min
uies
L. E. Barr took trip to Tchula
yesterday.
B. W. Humphreys and Miss Finie
Roberts, of Ebenezer, were visitors to
Lexington yesterday.
Miss Zula May Smith and brother,
FOunt, of Deasonville. are visiting
friends in the city.
J. W. McNeer. of Maxville, attended
to business in Lexington yesterday.
J. k. Boyett, of Ruleville. spent last
night in tho city.
D. W. Tolar, of Coxburg, spent yes
terday IN the city
Circuit Clerk e. v. Ashley, who is
making registration trip through the
county, reports crop prospects the
most favorable he has seen in many
years. The large acreage in corn is a
healthy sign OF diversitication by our
farmers.
Aven Herbert returned today from
the A. Il M. College.
R. E. Dod:, of Bowling Queen, was
discernible on our busy marts Wednes-
day.
J. f. Rogers was over from Howard
Wednesday to cast bis ballot in the
municipal primary,
II. A. Mercer, of Tchula. spent
Wednesday in the city.
Hugh Nichols visited Canton Sun
day.
Miss Nina Everett and Miss Maggie
Moore. of Liberty Chapel, were visit
ora to Lexington Wednesday. ..
cREMo Dairy Feed for milk
cows. Phone 1875.
4 4. Fl. Murtagh, of Ebenszer, trans
acted business in Lexington Wcdnes-
day.
DR.. J. H. Byrd, OF Bowling Green.
exchanged greetings with Lexington
friends Wednesday.
F. Attneave, Jr., of Black Hawk,
spent Wednesday night in Lexington.
Or. N. D. Kittrell. of Tolarville, So
iourned in the city Wednesday night,
/. Drew. ..Cade, of Emory, was here in a
business way Wednesday.
Miss Ida Rayner returned yesterday
from, the Centenary College at Cleve.
land, Tenn.
Hon. J. Fl. Fuqua made visit to
Tchuia Saturday.
X, II. Diggs. of Acona, was Lex
ington visitor Friday
John Al. Howard, Of Durant, attend
ed to business In the city Saturday.
Fl [. Price, OF Sidon, has leased the
Arlington Hotel, taKingg charge last
FRIDAY. His family arrived Saturday,
They Bre extended hearty welcome
TO our city.
Ferdinand pitchford will move his
pool table over 10 Owens Wells in
few days for the season.
Prof. b. M. SETTLER was over from
Wesley Chapel Saturday to make his
inal report OF the session Just closed
TO tho county superintendent.
Dir. and Mrs e. J. Forbus, who
have 30 efficiently managed the Airing
ton Hotel. the past few months, have
moved hack to their home at Ebenezer
Look for our advertisement In
this paper. II may tell you some
thing YOU don't know. Lexington
Garage.
X. W. Catron. of Emory, transacted
business in Lexington Saturday,
s. Il. Tate and son, Wilson Tate, of
Bowling Green, we're Lexi ngton visit.
prs Saturday.
[3. A. Tate and John Thomas Tate,
Of Bowling Green, spent Saturday in
the city,
Guy Malone. OF Enlogy. made Lex
ingtcn q visit on business Saturday.
r. O. Chisolm. OF 2eiglerVille, was
discernlble on our busy streets Satur'
day.
w. ". Lunsford, OF Castalian, at
tendd the birthday dinner in honor of
his brother, 7. A. Lunsford, at He.
bron, on the 22nd.
Hon. W. P. Tackett has been ap.
pointed by Gov. Noel as representa-
tiye of the state at the forthcoming
imp igration convention at jackson.