The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-06-13

No one can help but see the two page
advertisement in this issue of the en-
terprising Pickens Brothers Company
1t is worthy of a careful perusal,
as some very attractive prices are
quoted. An opportunity or ilperal
saving in purchases is made Lexington
and Holmes county citizens and doubt
less the sale will attract large crowds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass 0. Nixon, of To-
larviIle, visited Lexington friends
Wednesday. ~,
The Ladies Aid Society of Franklin
will have an ice cream supper at the
! PRESBYTERIAN church Wednesday night,
June is. A large attendance is eX-
pected. ..
of Natchez, are the cherisned Vlsllors
of Mr.. and Mrs S. ]. Fisher.
LONG VIEW LIME-worth $l.50;
will have a few barrels left, at Sl.0U,
if taken at once. DIR. +. L. BOLT.
Dr.. A Nj. Phillips, of Eulogy visit
ed Durant Monday to meet his wife
and daughter, Miss Albert, on their
return from an extended visit IN Ala
bama.
e. IngoId and Booker lngold were
up from Franklin Tuesday.
S. ]. Fisher is up and improving, af-
ter a weeks illness at home.
]. r, Williams attended the meeting
of the State Pharmaceutical Assocla-
tion at Gulfport this week.
]. E. Winstsad, of Elizabeth, is
spending the week in the city, renewing
acquaintances.
Mrs. ]. A. McCarley is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Cooper, at Sunf1ower'
Miss.
S. A. Maddox is over at Sumner,
building residences.
JARNAGIN g. CO., GOOD MAN,
/ MISS. Farm and timber lands,
Residence and business property
in Goodman and Durant. We So
IjcIt enquiries and personal inter-
J views.
e. ]. Hines, of Cruger, made Lex
ington business visit yesterday.
Mrs. W. A. Garnett, of Tchnla, Wis
g tied her sister, Mrs. Chas. baughn,
) yesterday.
, Mrs. Arch Peteet and children, Arch
and Porter, were priced guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Wilburn the fore par1
of the week.
, w. T. Mckinney, of Anguilla, was
the guest of Bridgforth Wilburn the
past week.
Mrs. Sallie Rae left yesterday tol
Meridian after an extended stay will
her son, A. S. Rae and family.
E. f. Rhea went to Tchula yesterda!
to meet his mother who came to pa!
him visit.
Postmaster A. r. Frazier visited nj
farm near Owens yesterday.
For awnings see me. ! put then
up and have the right prices
7 a. 8. Rea.
DR.. H. G. Henderson conducted pray
er services at the Presbyterian churc
last night, Rev. 7. M. Lemly being in
disposed.
A. S. Rae took trip to Tchula yes
terday.
- Mrs. Effie Swittenberg and littl
= Marion enjoyed pleasant visit t
friends at Money the fore part OF tn
= week.
Z s. r. Lee, r. E. johnson and H. {
johnson, of Acona, were noted
Lexington business circles yesterday.
Mrs. r. A. Povall and children lei
d. Wednesday on visit to relatives an
friends at Tupeio, Corinth and Boon,
vile.
Mrs. M. M. Rayner left yesterda
for the summer home at Guifpor
where she was preceded by her daugl
G ter. Miss Elizabeth.
k, E. H. Sample, w. s. Sample ar
C. 7. B. Sample, of Franklin, witnesst
sh the baseball games here Wednesds
,g and Thursday.
- DR.. G. c. Phillips, W. {. PHILLIP
d' and Capt D. G. Pepper went to Il
es delta yesterday on recreation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Coleman, of Emor
were visitors to Lexington Wednesda
W. ]. Brown, of Durant, is noted
s. our city today.