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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
EtARD, BAD WEATHER.
|IAkRE WITH RACE MEET

F.GM, a, June 2s.-The smallest
-, ae meeting attended the races
\ %oa % sasy Threatening weather.
\ D., sld heavy track were the.
i,o,'.1s imgss Galloway. the favoritc.
" "40'0 winning the feature OF
LeiT:
-, -, i've furlongs-viley. $40
d ssoh, Embracer, $3.50 place.
III Fl Up, $50 show. third.
|rai,sil Ii's, six furlongs-Incislon.
sse,OS; s~s; won; Dune Campbell, $50
7izs. l.lsr ssrish Kid, $3.50 show,
s.sisI, elk furIongs-Tay Pav.
ey.s. u, Won Husky Lad, 1910
Ii 4 hawley. $3.50 show, third.
s. c.l'.: sss: mile and seventy Yards
n, isSsSsay. 1890 straight. won;
I Nd nv place. second: Melton
M Sano", an, third. Time. / 40.
ftlslsSn,' lurlonGs-Ba Bachelor Girl.
|ft.s ., .as. won; Lady Lightning.
| IA. IiCSga i.9gD Azytado. $40 show,
!; nile aud three -sixteenths-
aisr p,ac.s straight, won: silver
etAi fine fi second: Spindle, 1910
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
WEIGHT HANDICAPS FOR
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June 20
Weight handicap races That are To be de-
cided at the grand circuit meeting at the
Comstock park track here July 25 to IS
inclusive. will be the first OF their KIND
ever held.
The entries to all purse races and
handicaps will close July II and weights
Will be allotted and announced July "a
The programme in part follows:
Wednesday. July e6--2:l2 trot Furni-
turc Manufacturers purse (closeD, Sl0,-
600
Thursday. July 27-2:l2 pace. the Com
stock (cIosed), $1,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
Demetral Throws Swanson.

In handicap match at the Salt Palace
open air thentcr last night Demetral. the
Greek demon" who Is meeting all COM
ers. threw Alex Swanson in eleven min
welterweight wrestling champion, Dome :
trail had agreed to throw Swanson in flf-
teen minutes or forfeit $50 and 10 forfeit
$1,000 II Swanson was the victor In that
length of time. Demetral meets 'Whlsk
ers'' DevonevItch In a similar match to-
night at the conclusion OF the bicycle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
JIM FLYNN ABAND0NS
TRAINING FOR BOUT

KANSAS CITY, June 2G.-Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo fireman, whose proposed night
with Carl Morris was called off after
Governor Cruce of Oklahoma decided
that the contest could not take place In
that state. abandoned his training camp
here today He will leave for Pueblo
tonight.
Flynn said he would resume training
when a new date and place for the bout
uar,, selcctal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
Chinese Have Mixup.

Ong Ching, a Chinese cook living IN
Plum alley. snapped "a revolver at the
breast OF Au Gee, also Chinese cook.
end ono OF the proprietors OF the Pekin
CATO. at . O'Clock this morning. III the
alley back OF the cafe. The patrol was
summoned and Ching was disarmed and
locked up. Gee said that he would appear
against Ching, The affair seems, TO be
Gee has previously threatened his life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
FAMOUS CUB 0UTFIELDER
JOINS RANKS OF BENEDICTS

CHICAGO, June 26.-Frank Schultz,
right fielder of the Chicago National
League Baseball club, was married here
today To Miss Mabel Kirby. Schultz is
the last Of the veterans OF the club TO
enter into the welded state,
Schultz, In the marriage liconse gives
his age as IS years and his home as
Bipghamton, n Y. The bride confesses
TO 30 years and gives Chicago as her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27

Salt Lake and Great Falls are sure to
be close together when this series opens.
and the battle for the week will be for
the first place in the percentage column.
The only new faces In the Salt Lake line
up on the return from the road trip
Will be Billy Fortier, who Is far from new
TO Salt Lake fans. behind the bat, and
CARRIER, Butler and Claf1in, pitchers. Car
ber has been seen here with Missoula,
He administered 10 Salt Lake the first
beating IL received this season,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
'DssI 1I,,s LYNCH FINES
'AflRE FIFTY DOLLARS

EstlobsyI yIune 2s,-President Lynch
'z an inu,e u,eaghe tonight said that
erironnuN nnuNest,gation and tho tax
z rlr".,c concerning the blow I'm
u he s, roger Bresuahan. man
.Frdsv.. Louis club. at the close
q M game in Cincinnati he
s's Shpn compIimented for not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
Western League

At Des Moinos-Des Moines. o: To-
peka. T.
AZ ST. Joseph-St Joseph. 2; Denver. l..
At Sioux City-Sioux City, 4; Lincoln, g..
At Omaha-Omaha. 5; Pueblo. z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
National League
Phillies Win Third

p1r11ApEI PtIJA, June 2G.-Phlladel-
phja won lis third straight game from
Boston today. The fielding of knabe
and DooIan featured. Score Il H. T.;
r3,,IIa,L,,,iia r IL I
Batteries-Brown and kltng;l Alexander
and Moran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
sD 'cSlners Play TODAY

'ft,s nrnsioS. Mich. june If
1een,'..s,ssionals and amateurs
Ne snnnai are here To com =
q toii toSn t western open cham
81 hornl,G Nanent which start $
4 and closes Friday af~
Evans possibility that
4, viii co, or. the western open
'snlly h, ohlpete. When heard
IL "e was in Eurone -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
American Asuociiation

AT Louisville = Minneapolis-L Louisville
game postponed: wet grounds.
Al Columbus-First game: Kansas
City. ,; Columbus, 0. Second game:
Kansas City. 2; Columbus. /,
At Tolcdo-First game: ST, Paul, 8;
Toledo. J. Second game: ST. Paul, 0; To-
ledo. l,
At anapolis-Milwaukee, 5; Indian
apolis, (.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
Tennis champion divorced.

RENO, New. June 26.--H. II, Hackett
of New York, leader in national tennis In
the 1909 doubles, was divorced by Harriet
j, Uackett. his wife, today through de-
cree OF the district court Mrs. Hackett
alleged cruelty, and there was no de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27

The Murphy Candy company's base
ball team defeated the Saville Mercantile
company's team. ~ to 4, Yesterday at
T liberty park Sorenson and Coleman
comprised the battery for the Murphy
team, while FulIner pitched and Omar
caught for tho Savile team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
Nerthwestern League
Annis Beats McCreary,

VICTORIA. B. c., June 26.-Score:
RH.E.
Tacoma 80. ...................-
Victoria --.-s--..s-
Batteries-Annis and Burns; McCreary
and Devogt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
coster and Mandot Matched.

NEW ORLEANS. June 26.-,Ine Coster
Of BROOKLYN and Joa Mandot of this city
were today matched for twenty round
bout here on September IL. They will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
CRANE ENTRIES
Sgusd on Page Thirteen.

Ha95u Oh Page Thirteen.
V'''sed to you for telling us the
-T,V kin dope out what a woman
~. %vameoted the employee. as his
!" customers disappeared.
- not tipped at all: No Quar-
I,eo I,aaeo and Rue made all his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
y ''sae Match hr-,L

g Rob.qrihse 2s.-Danny Goodman
~ round, nave been matched 10
Z chlcaTaS m private i'm tho vi
within the next two
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yes-Eason and Johnstone.
Giants Gam
American League

Games Postponed.
CT LOUIS. June 2S.-Cleveland-S ST
I.ouis game postponed; rain
Tigers Come From Behind:
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Canadians Win.

VANCOUVER. B. c., June 26.-Score:
R.H +.
Spokane go. ....,...,.,....., 10 .
Vancouver y "
Batterles-Strand, Bonner and Hasty:
Erick SON. Clark and Lewis.
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: neatS McCornick

ES.i and dsss;.erday defeated A. V.
ilnks for 10 play. at the coun-
tne X. w. Salisbury
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Game Deferred,
Murphys Win.

PORTLAND, Or. Juno 26.-Seattle-
Portland game postponed: rain.
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Reds Beat Pirates.

PITTsBURG. June 6.-Cincinnatl de
foated Pittsburg In n ten-inn!ng game
iodsy Pittsburg tied the score In me
sixth. Cincinnati hit steele hard IN inc
tenth when four hits we're made III
cindlne TWO X. H. T..
pi,,eh,re ,.......,.... .
Cincinnati ..:,;s...'. ;':icci.' md f:ih-
.,,,, simon Smith. McQulllan and Nc
Lean. ,,,o,a
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Pitching Averages
Athletics Win IN Ninth

@AehaSeiSo WIN III NlntH.
BOSTON. June 26.-Griving Cicotte, the
Boston pitcher, from the box In the ninth
and Lord brought In the winning run,
philadelphia defeated Boston today.
Strunk featured IN the cutfield. Score:Y
r. II. e.
Boston :. . 3
Philadelphia q. .s..........3 8
Batteries-Cicotte. Karger and Klelnow
krause and Thomas,
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Fisher InVincible.

New York, June 26.-Washington was
helpless before Fisher today. making only
two hits. New York hit Groom at oppor-
tune moments Score: r. H. e.
Washington =. ............. .
New York Observation-Disclosures. 3 10 .
Batteries-Groom and Henry; Fisher
and Sheehan.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
The Fair.

The Oktibbeha County Fair held
its three days this week and will
close tomorrow with a day given
over to the colored people. The
exhibits, especially the hog exhib F.
its, are said to be the best ever
shown at any previous Fair, there
being one hog f.om Monroe county
that weighs over 1000 pounds
The attendance was lighter than
that of previous Fair and the gate
receipts did not come up to the ex-
pectations.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06

The length, inside measurement
is 50 ft. 10 in. by % #. wide, el;
elusive of tho vestry room. a
pleasing feature will be the pictu-
rescue tower which will serve as
yestibule and belfry.
The ceiling will follow the raft
ers to the peak, broken by beams
of graceful lines, the height of
same being % feet.
The spacious chancel, in the
north end, will provide stalls for a
vested choir, which it is hoped to
introduce. Just above the altar in
in the north end will be three Ian
Get windows, and in the opposite
end three windows of the same
style.
The seating capacity will lie
about 300.
The congregation, numbering
about 20, is endeayoring to roof
the church before winter The
rector has recently sent out circu-
lar letters, addressed to the people
of Starkville and vicinity, appeal
ing for financial assistance.
The small, but plucky, congre-
CATION has already showed that it
is not afraid to attempt great
things for God. We feel sure that
the rector's appeal will meet with
a liberal response fr,m the people
of our town and county,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
Back From Market.

M. sRossoff, one of StarkvilIe's
most progressive merchants, re
turned last week from st. Louis,
where he spent a week or more
luying goods for fall and winter
trade. Notwithstanding the army
worm and other calamities have
cut the cotton crop short in this
section, Mr.. Rossoff is preparing
for big trade. He has bought
largely and the goods are now
coming in. Mr.. Rossoff's business
has grown steadily each year and
this season he is offering to the
people of Starkville and vicinity
ole of the largest and most up to
date stocks Of Dry Goods ever
shown in this market. Fair deal.
ing, superior goods, and low
prices are the three things that hi $
built up Rossoff's trade.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06

Bob Lewis and 4. O. Kennedy,
of Starkville Sundayed at the
Hub. West Font Times.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
Notice.

The Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the city of Starkville, Miss.
will, at a call meeting to be held
at the Mayors office in said city
at 1870 p. m. on the 16.h day of
October, 1911, equalize the valua-
tion of property in said city as as
sessed for taxation, and increase
or din inish said values as may be
just and proper. All parties in.
terested may attend and make com
plant if any they have.
The books are open if you wan
to look over same.
Respectfully,
P. G. SUDDUTH, Mayor.
n. w. FULLER, Clerk.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06

We reproduce a cut Of the Stark.
vile Episcopal church in it's pres.
ent state of construction.
1t will be remembered that
ground was broken for the founda-
tion of this ediice during the
mouth of August, 1910, after an
appropriate religious service on the
building site by the rector, the
Rev. j. l.. Sykes, under whose
leadership the site was acquired
and the movement to build the
church inaugurated.
The foundations were we'll and
surely laid, being completed in
September, 1910, when work was
suspended.
While the foundations were al
lowed to settle, the minister and
his flock were zealously engaged in
raising funds for further construc-
tion, and their efforts were suffi-
GENTLY successful to justify the re-
commencement of work in July,
1911. The walls have recently
been reared to within two feet of
their full height and the tower par
TALLY completed.
A brief description of the build
ing may be of interest to our read
ers. The style of architecture is
Gothic, the church being, with
slight notifications, a copy of q
beautiful English chapel.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
Culhane's Comedians.

Culhane's Comedians at the
Opera House this week are putting
up some standard dramas in high
class manner, and deserve better
patronage than they are receiving
In fact, it is the best popular
priced attraction seen here in wears
and the plays and players are nm
to the standard, The colnpanv is
headed by Miss Aida Bertenn n
bright, active little Miss who is at
home in each and every part. es.
pecially In her emotit nll scenes.
She shows years of experience.
The leading man is Harry Warner,
a handsome young man WHO
breathes and lives every part he
)lays and can well be termed a
matinee idol, Mr.. Culhane, tb.
funny man, is comedian of sterl.
ing worth, and keeps his audience
in continued laughter. His spe-
calties are a treat. Miss H. Felix
as a character woman could NOT ba
better. In the news boy in Nav
| York Day Iby DayN Sba ,na. =
cellent. On a whole, each ana
every member is an artist. To.
night is The Girl From Tennes.
see," one of the company's best
bills. II you want to see an ex,
lceslent show, come guttonight,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
DR.. Butler Coming.

DR.. Y. D. Butler, President
Mississippi Optical Company will
be at Chiles Hotel, Oct, IL, one
day only. Straightens cross eyes
without knife or pain, when taken
i'll time. Prescribes and fits glass
es without drugs. Corrects com.
pound and complicated cases of
optical error where others fail.
DR.. Butler comes here every ninety
days and has always given satis-
faction.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
IITfIT :
LcNGvIEW.
The general llealth1of Longyiew

The general lealtllof Longyiew
is good. '-'
Mrs. Alire SeslxG is "a Tie six
| list tlis week ] 'o''o 9'AiHl559ol
Mr. .'qhng II Hall II lpa5f4l, 5l,o os,,plr:9ges e
short visit TSae9dqr bao aa.,ao
Miss Alma oGiI|efpielis Aisiling
he country this weeS.
A number Of onr ritiz IA a,leud.
ell The Fnir this week. q
". jim Elarkepl VII mpye into
his new house Thursday, bI9
Ar. c. III, Sand )rs rwept to st, r.
g4S tuesday on bpSNess.nslio
J. Il Dean of Ackermap. Miss,
IS in our town taking rhotas. this
week. '''''' 1850
Mr.. Fred Richardson pud DR..
Jurney went to Memphis, Tenn.
last Friday, ,
Hon. }. FL. Wellbom was in onr
village Tuesday surveying lots in
the new sub division. .rr
Col. Tom Woods visited us Tues.
day and had lots to say about our
village and its growth.
The gins of this place are rua-
ing on full time and part of the
night business is good.
Mrs. S. Shropshire who has been
confined to her bed the past three
months, is able to sit up and walk
about the house. fs na
Master John Seitz attended the
Fair Tuesday and reports that he
saw the largest hog ever, which
wei ghed 1000 pounds. III
Mr.. Geo. Pearson happened to
very painful accident Saturday by
railing on belt OIL the pulley of
main drive shaft at the mill. ~
No news from the Agricultural
High School this week but will
give lot next week, as the com
mittee will make their report in
time for next issue. aua
DR.. Charlie Richardson returned
to Memphis, Tenn to attend his
last course in medicine. He will
be a full fiedged Doctor when he
returns to Longview next Nav.
We all have a glad hand for Char
lie.
The good ladies of this commu-
nifty and.vilage of Longview gave
Mr.. s. Shropshire a days work
picking cotton Wednesday. Mr.,
Shropshire has been at home with
his sick wife and, therefore, could
not get out to look for help in the
cotton. So the good married la.
dies gave him days picking. and
| think the men should do like
wise. Who will be first to saw 90?
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06

Mr.. B. F, BellS Jr., who las
been absent the sspast few mon his
has returned home, M
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06

SN%>~~ ~~~~>~~~>>~~
The Eight Weeks Club will meet
in the Club Cottage to reoifganize
Saturday afternoon, October the
seventh, four o'clock. All former
members will please be present,
and anyone wishing to join is COZ
daily invi ed to be present.
ANNIE BARR MAXWELL.
"-~~~~-~~-~~~-o~o.~~~
Mrs. Portlock s Fall Opening
was great success, and all who
purchased Fall Hats were well
suited. If you have not b ught
your hats for the fall and winter
season call at Mrs. Portlock's
She can please and suit you.
~~~~-~-~~~~~~o~~-~~
The editor of the Times extend,
thanks to the Secretaries of tit
Meridian, Memphis, jackson, Ack
erman, Louisville and Birming.
ham, Ala, Fairs for compliment,
ary season passes.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
A pretty line of Poke Bonnets
for young ladies and Misses
Something nice and new. Sc,
them at Mrs, Portlock's.
~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~
H. 7. Saunders, Jr and Ale,
Ames spent Monday and Tuesda,
in Memphis attending the Tri
State Fair,
| ~~~~~~~~~~1~~
Bob Lewis and L. o. Kennel,
of Starkville Sundayed at tn
Hub. West Pon Times.
N-~~~~~~~o.~~~~
Mr., B. f, BelIS Jr., who La
|
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
N~~~~NN~~O~

Rev w. A. Jordan left Monda,
for Yazoo City to spend the week
He will enjoy the time fishing and
on Sunday will preach at the va.
zoo City Baptist CHURCH. Mr., .Tor
dan was pastor of this church re.
vious to his call to the Stark, II,
church.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
Security State Bank, C,H.bonds 626 90
d. W. Outlaw, Jr., inspecting 10 90
A. \. Montgomery. per diem

Il. \. l4ampkin, per diem. W
l.. H. Nichols, per dienl and
Ull'' ge....,,..., = ~
: G. II. Fondren, per diem and
milNgc ...... -. i 81
d. W. OWtl,w. Jr.. per diem
and mileage ............. 20
| !. G.. .'nnpS. prr ,iim. .... , o.
f. G. Mcllwuin. per diem .. ) 90
| K. J.. a>hingtua. nul,u. hrI - ~
) rlritv SIT" Bank, amount
paid on: bonds ......... sol %
l.. II Nichols and ID. W Out
INV are hereby appointed TO go to
the poor house and see what is
needed in the way OF buildings =,
etc, and burn and destroy all old
bedding not fit for use and buy
new bedding.
The report of 7. f. Sanders, j.
p, showing collections of $4,000
and same paid into county treas
ury was approved and ordered filed.
The following work was bid off
this day at front of court house
door to- wit:
Putting down causeway on
Louisville and Houston road in
Sand Greek swamp. Building
bridge on Louisville and Houston
road over Montgomery branch.
Building bridge on Bradley road
across Cypress swamp. Working
Bradley road, beginning at Dido
road and ending at Gaines Mill
road.
The following bids were received |
and accepted:
Contract for building bridge on
Reed road in Trim Cane Swamp
bid off by Tom Price at 81 10 per
running foot.
Contract for working Bradley
road, beginning at Bankston road !
and ending at Dido road, bid off
by 7. F. Skies for $4,000 per mile
for a period of two years.
Contract for keeping paupers at
Poor House for a period of one
year from date, bid off by j. W. !
Perkins for $11. 40 per head.
1t was ordered that the clerk ad-
vertise the following roads to be
let First Monday in November;
Betheden road beginning at top of
Sharpe's Hill and ending at Win
ston county line. Starkville and
Houston road beginning at Beat
one line and ending at gate at
forks of south road of Y. A, Pear
sons; also contract FOR rounding
up levee or pike on Louisville and
Houston road in Sand Creek
swamp and to keep it dragged for
a period Of one year.
The road levy for district No. |
was fixed at | ID mills on all
property lying and being in said
district, 9nd the sheriff was in
structed to collect accordingly for
the year 1911. This levy is in ad
dition to the regular levy made at
the last meeting of the Board,
making total levy of Is l-2 mills.
E. A. Buckner, county treasu-
rer, submitted his report for the
third quarter of 1911, showing n
cash balance on hand in the couu-
ty treasury Of S22 ,464. 50.
The clerk was instructed TO nd
vertise the following bridges to be
let first Monday in November, TO.
wit: Bridge on Coffeeville and
Macon road across Trim Cane
Creek in District 2 near Ricbev
place; also bride across Rock Bot.
ton Greek, near Walter McCol.
lum's on Macon load, and two
bridges on Noxubee Pike in Beat )
1t is ordered that the following
appropriations be made for the
following schools payable out of
the School fund:
DISTRICT Nc. /.
CONCORD. ...r o.f.....S 13 SO
Eulhon'is' ....''....ts..... 13 6Y
oeitz .'''''''~.... I3 SO
bostick -. -. .'...t.,...... 48 81
Nel''m Davis school,. lS 81
| Ewin School 10 ..
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06

= Mrs. W. w. Westmoreland will
leave tomorrow for Starkville
where she will visit her daughter
Mrs. j. 7. Kirk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirk have recently gone to house
keeping in that city, where Mr..
Kirk is in business. columbus
Commercial
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
DISTRICT No. /.

On motion the Board adjourned until
the first Monday id November, 1911,
A. A. MONTGOMERY, Pres.
h. o. McILwAIN. Clerk.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-10-06
AT The Baptist.

There will be preaching at the
Baptist church Sunday by DR.. j.
o. Sessions who is in the city. lie
comes highly recommended and ii
good crowd is expected. The pas
tor, w. A. Jordan, will preach at
Yazoo City by special invitation
No preaching at night at the Bap-
fist church,
The Regina Harrison Lee Chap
ter U. ID. c., will meet with Mrs.
Pankey, Tuesday, October 10th,
at $3.50 p, m. A full attendance
is requested.