The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-08-22
OVER THE COUNTY
TCHULA.

Every Woman's Cook Book: How
to preserve a husbands love. First,
remove from the breakfast table all
curl papers and peel off the mother
hubbard wrapper. Can all the back
talk, then make syrup of the sugar
of affection ard the double distilled
essence of tlattery. Make this as
strong as probability will stand and
then some. Flavor it with a barrel
full of fresh interests, two packages OF
tenderness and four ounces of consld-
Grafton. The fresh interests must be
added judiciousIy from day to day. A
little personal liberty may also be
thrown in to add niquancy, it SO de-
sired. Drop. the husband into this
mixture, which must be kept simmer
ing over the fire of Love. A husband
preserved in this manner will keep
indefinitely and will furnish an excel
lent and nutritious staple family dish,
and it is greatly to be recommended in
these days of the cost of double living.
MANY women are of the opinion that
the best way to preserve a husband 8
love is to salt him down in brine. This
is a mistake AS a tearsodden man is
ant to be soggy and to violently DIS
agree with those who partake his So
ciety. Many cases of domestic dys-
pepsia that has required trip to Keno
to cure, have been caused bv women
trying to preserve their husbands IN
an unsterilized manner.
At the special election held August
IA, to elect a supervisor in place of +.
L. Hines, resigned, Mr.. Ira Jones was
elected over two worthy opponents.
Mr. Jones was our mayor, and we re-
pret to lose him in that capacity, but
we feel sure he will prove a very val
liable addition to the Board of Super
visors.
Gov. Earl Brewer attended to official
and personal business at Belmont and
Tchula last Thursday.
Chester Nixon left Monday for a
months stay at Dawson Springs, KY.
Henry Shurlds is filling the vacancy
made by him at The Tchula CONNER
cial Co.
Messrs. Morris and Meyer Fink
spent the day at Owens Wells Sunday.
We are glad to kown that they arrived
home safely, after such an extended
visit.
Claude Cox has purchased a ranch
eighteen miles from Ell Paso, Texas.
and will soon be an 'ideal' cowboy.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, of Mile.
ston, were the guests of their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Pie Miller, Sunday.
Col. T. S. Love came up from Jack.
son Sunday and informs us that he
would move his family to Jackson by
the first. Tchula regrets very much
to lose one of their most prominent
citizens, but we wish him much sue
cess and happiness in his new field.
Mrs. Ford Chies has gone to Jack
son for her health
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morehead will
leave in a few days for an extended
visit throughout Texas.
]. M. Howard left Sunday for st
Louis. He will be Joined Wednesday
by Mrs. A. G. Kelly, who will assist ir
the selection of stylish fall stock fol
the Tchula Commercial Co.
Mr.. Morris Hargon enjoyed visit
to Yazoo City Monday.
Mrs. ]. A. BeBee went to Memphl:
Sunday to meet her husband, DR.. Be
Bee, of Hot Springs, who accompanied
her back to Tchula.
Mr.. B. l.. Howard made his weekly
visit to Yazoo City Monday night. A
few more visits and we will expec
him to bring the fair one home will
him.
Bro. Suttle filled his regular ap
Monument here Sunday at ii a. m. ant
SO. m, Two very touching sermon
were rendered and every one recogniz
ed Bro. Suttle as a very worthy man
Mrs. Bessie Whitehead and Mrs
John Oheleyer sang duet Sunda,
night which was the grandest that ha
heen heard in Tchula for years, and i
added to the sermon very much.
Several years ago woman was o.
the train, carrying the body of he
third husband to New York to be ere