The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1912-03-14

Mr. and Mrs a l. Jago, OF GRO
Iona, visited Iuka Sunday.
DR. T 7 IIaney, of huntsville,
was hcrc Sunday.
JE Timbcs, If Burnsville, was
IN town Saturday.
judge Lamb. Of Corinth, WAS in
town Friday on business.
MIRO c Moor made a busincs:
"trip 70 Jackson, Tenn, last week
Miss Ruby Glover, Of Corinth.
visited her cousins, Mcssrs w Il,
v A and Miss Vera Bennett.
You eill find the old reliable
Palmcs.o Flour at 6 n Carnich
.ael & Sens at the lowest prices
Etr IF Hinton, a prominent
business maj, Of Corinth, was in
town Monday.
MrW 7 Sweat. of Corinth, was
in town last Friday looking after
so ne legal business.
Miss Mhe Patterson has gone to
Texas where she will assist Ter
aunt in the millinery business.
Mr. w II Carpenter, prominent
merchant of Vina, Ala, was il
zown Monday.
Mr. ] l. Clement, the Burnsvill,
planning MIL man, was in town OF
business.
Miss Emma Brown has returned
from ST Lofts where she spcn
Hast week buying her spring stock
We are always anxious to servt
YOU. w e Hundlcy Hdw & Fur
Co, Tishomingo.
Mrs G ID Hal. and her daugll-
ter, Miss Celeste Hall, left las.
Friday for Wichita Falls, Texas,
to visit Mrs Boiling.
Everything new and up-to-date
in Millinery at Mrs J D Powell's
Prof w A Jackson, Of Route 2,
Dennis Miss, was in to see us
Saturday. He is teaching the
New Bethel school this year.
Mr. A M Nix, energetic gravel
pit man, was in town Saturday.
The Vidette acknowledges a plea
SAINT call.
For Sa1e-Eggs of Light Brah-
mas, Is for 81, 90. Prize winners
in Atlanta Fair, Atlanta, Ga.
Address u r Richardson, Iuka,
Miss.
Mr. Fl L Gillespie, teacher of
f1Se Raden High School, was in /
town Saturday and gave the VII
dette Office a call.
Mr. T L Shots, of Shottsville,
Ala, was in town Monday look
ing after his losses in the defunct i
bank.
When in Tishomingo call to
see us. We have the rlgnt gooas
at the right price. w c Humble,
Hdw & Fur Co. Tishomingo
Mr. J SThorne has bought al
half interest in tn ivei. 4 BILE
Of Mr. D Whitaker and has
showed totown
Genuine Second Crop Tennes-
see Triumph Seed Irish potatoes;
also onion sets and other garden
seed at G T Carmichael & Sons.
Low in price but high in quality.
Mr. S A Ramsey and family re-
turned to Tuscumbia Sunday
morning after attending the funer-
al Of ] A Ramsey at the Patrick
School House.
NY Peerless, Red Burbank and
Genuine Tenn End Crop Triumph
seed Potatoes at c w McKni g
Mr. H S Massey spent last week
ever on the North Alabama. He
says the people are rushing in ties
bringing some from a long dis
tance.
Mr. G B Bostick has sold his
peddling outfit and retired from
that business. He is now oper-
ating a banana business on the
corner. Later on he expects to
open up in the goober business so
. he says.
Stock Peas-We are buying ali
stock peas we can get. c B & +
G Massey.
The many friends of John Hen
ry Allen are glad to have him
back. returned from Va1dosta
Ga. last Friday and was met at the
depot by large number of re-
latives and friends. He seems to
be rapidly recovering from his
terrible injuries.
Miss Susie Hamilton has had
quite a successful school. She
is boarding with Mrs r E Lam
bert Accompanied by her
youngest sister, Miss Luna she
rowe the Vidette office a pleas