The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-07-21
Two Mules For Sale.

to clean Oft the graves.
Two Mules For Sale.
have two good mules, and 5
years old, 14H and IS hands high,
gentle, well broke that l will sell
for $500, or will sell separately at
$3.50 each. One mile south of
Walkers Switch. L M Clark.
Just reed fresh supply of
Parker's Fountain Pens, best
made. 7 c Jourdan.
Fruit jars, fruit jar tops and
rubbers at Towards.
Good Meeting At Riverton.
Revs D A Ellis and ] r Dun
can passed through Saturday re-
turning from Riyerton where they
had closed a meeting at the wa
ter's edge that morning, baptiz-
ing four converts. The church
at Riverton was greatly revived
and strengthened. The preach
ing was eloquently and fol- chilly
done by Rev D A Ellis, but the
preparatory work had been done
first by Pastor Duncan.
Mrs Minnie Forsythe and two
children, of r B, Corinth, came
down Sunday on a visit to her
mother, Mrs ] H Davis, 4 miles
south of town.
huntsville, Miss.
The farmers are yet in fine
hopes about their crops notwith-
standing the continued local
showers.
Chas Elledge, of Corinth, is Wis
his mother this week and will
leave in few days for St Louis
where he expects to visit his sis
ter. Mrs Trotter.
The King place was sold at
public outcry Monday and was
hidden off to J M Woodruff for
5000.
Mr. ] F Newcomb has sold his
entire interest in the sawmill to
Napoleon and Jack Hardwick.
Attys Pyle and Elledge of Iuka
were In huntsville this week on
professional business.
DR. Carmack, Uncle Plez Dean,
Bill Kay and others came through
B urnsville Saturday on their re-
turn from the Farmers Union at
Dennis having walked back from
Leedy.
A man by the name of Davis
was, by request of officers in Ala.
arrested here Monday for skip
ping" his board bill at Cherokee.
this being a criminal off ense in
Ala, II
J E Clement is away this week
in Kentucky on business and will
visit his old uome and his mother
before he returns.
Prof Neal, of Neal Miss, led
in singing here Sunday and will
teaci a IS day course beginning
next Sunday July Gath.
Rev Poag, of Jackson, Tenn.
is conducting tent meeting at
Leitch's old mill place near I'll
Halls 8 miles northwest of here.
w D Brooks and wife left Tues
day for Mckinney, Tex, where
they will! visit relatives for two or
three weeks. ,
j M Woodruff and J H Nixon
are attending the Masonic school
at Tupelo this week.
q There will be an annual pic-nic
at the park in Burnsville Augs4th.
Everybody invited to come and
bring well filled baskets. ANY
one desiringto sell cold drinks
will be Charged So so park license.
Every body in this community
seems to be very much in favor
of the 2 mill levy for the extern
sion of the school term in the ru-
ial districts. They want educa-
ton to advance with all things
else and stay in the vanguard of
the procession. Educate we must
or other people will and come in
and take up the work that right i
fully belongs to our children.
Picture the boy about grown with
no education. He about faces and
finds himself in an unsatisfed |
state, resorts to strong drink or
leaves for other lands to seek his
fortune and returns later wiser
but weaker or d;ssipated. The
girl marries and thinks that the
remedy but soon finds that she
was too hasty. The field was new
er before SO fertile in this coun-
try for educated farmers, machin-
istf, professional men and women.
Dave Epperson has bought all
the machinery belonging to w D1
Brooks giving his water mill as
part payment.
Mr. a Ramsey fS ranid1vY CON-