The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-04-14

N'I anu MIS- DOuSnSIty, Vi otiSl-
field, attended the funeral.
Yov will find at G T Carmichael
& Sons the best flonr. sweet po-
tato seed. garden seeds. shelf and
all'lines of groceries.
We had an interesting letter,
containing local news. last week
signed Lily apd Lilac" but as
no name was given we had to leave
it out. We almost despair some
times of getting people to under
stand that the writer's name must
accompany all letters.
Mrs A F Burchett, of St Louis,
and Mrs Bryson and son, of Bal
Own. Miss, have been stopping at
the Mineral Springs Hotel.
Mr. Z S Gambler, OF Corinth, was
in town Tuesday.
Mr. A Broughton renewed for
the. Vidette and Commercial APP
peal last Saturday, making the
18th year he has subscribed for
those two papers-every year
since we have had charge of The
Vidette. We certainly appreciate
a subscriber of this kind. There,
are several others of whom the
same can be said.
Special low prices on Raisins,
Currants, Seeded Raisins, Figs,
etc. at c w Meningitis.
Mrs. W. A. Taylor made trip
to Haleyville this week. She went
to see after the shipment of her
household goods. Mr.. T. has
rented tho Redmond house, DIR,
Haney's family having removed to
their own home in the western
part of town, and will move there
as soon as the furniture arrives.
Band Concert postponed to
Tuesday night. Three selections
by the band.
Mr. and Mrs w T Adams, of
Walkers Switch. were in town
yesterday.
Tie VIDETTE and Commercial
Appeal are sent one year each for
81 90 cash in advance. Stick pin
there, for We hear of people false
ly stating that we have raised the
price to $3.50 for the two papers.
Of course this may be ignorance;
then it may be something else.
Recollect II 90 pays the bill.
MARRlED-At Selmer, Tenn,
on March 3lst, by Rev. Curry, Mr..
Luther Neal to Miss Pearl Holley,
both of Tishomingo, Miss. The
VIDETTE wishes them happiness.
The groom was here Tuesday re-.
ceiving Instructions from S D
Chamberlain as to his work as
census enumerator of the 4th Disl.
WANTED-Good able bodied
men Immediately to report at our
fertilizer factory at Florence, Ala.
Fletcher Ashcraft, Manager.
We are in receipt of some post
card views sent us by Mrs Eula
Payne Barham,- only sister of
Sheriff Payne, who resides at We
woka, Okla. Mrs Barham has
many friends here who would like
to see her again. She writes that
she is coming back some of these
days. She longs to see the old
home place on the Blue Tennes-
See now occupied by Mr.. c. C.
Hester.
Mr. E D. Dexter, Of Route 8,
Iuka, was in town Saturday to
subscribe for the VIDETTB and
Commercial Appeal. In CONVEX
sation with him we found he was
the man who killed the turkey
gobbler that, by mistake was cred
ted to DR. Brown. 1t seems that
Mr. H D Hubbard accompanied
DR. B. that morning, bought the
turkey from Mr. Dexter who had
just killed it, and brought it, back
in the Doctors buggy. Meeting
ahem at Walkers corner the DIR.
pointed at the big turkey and
passed on. We naturally inferred
he had killed it. but it seems that
the facts are different. The tur-
key was a wild one all right.
SCOTS Gossypium SCOTS High
Grade Phosphate Fertilizers, best
in the market at
G 7 Carmichael G Son.
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