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

Interesting horse races IaNs psSt,
arranged for July and 5 on the race
track of the Lexington fair grounos;,
/ liberal purses have been PROVIDED anu
| it is believed that large string OF
horses to contend for same Will be at
tracted. Full particulars are given
elsewhere in this issue.
T. A. Lunsford, of Hebron, soiourned
in Lexington Wednesday.
r, E. Totem, of Tolarvill'e, mingled
with Lexington friends Wednesday
Mrs. S. d. Gwin went to lehula
Wednesday morning on visit.
Commanery degrees we're conferred
on Z. H. Shaddock Tuesday nlght'
r. R. Stigler made a trip to Iehula
| Wednesday.
/, C. Sheehy, of Bowling Green, call,
ed at the Advertiser office TUESDAY ana
carried out with him nice supply OF
uptodate stationary for the progressive
firm Of j. u Sheehy q TO.
/ LONG VIEW worth Sl.5e;
will have few barrels LETT, at $lIVo' lr
if taken at once. DIR. f. l.. BUT.
R. L. Ford arrived this morning
from Ouachita, La, where ne has been
spandinp the winter. He reports the
cron prospects in that locality very
good. no boil weevil having as yet ap-
peared.
/ / Moore visited his place at Howard
Wednesday. Finding the boil WeeVlls
in evidence he caused the tenants TO
quit other work and engage IN the
, prime requiste--picking weeVlls.
Miss Fannie Noel is after ding the
summer normal at Oxford.
Mrs. W. Lemuel Smith and batoy'
Miss Sallie Boatwright and little An,
ME May Wilkes are the cherlsnea ch3.si
guests of Miss Frances BoatWrlghC
and Misses Anna Lee and Ethei ohilth'
at Memphis, this week
For awnings see me. Iput them
up and have the right prices
A. s. Rea.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J.. Jordan and MRS.
Efie Swittenberg and little daughter
Marion. were guests of K. II. Dlggs
and ]. D. Walton and families TINS
c week.
7 There will be a special meeting. Of
Lexington r. A. Chapter, No. y, mon
day night for the purpose Of advancing
three candidates to the Most Excellent
q Master On Thursday night there VII
!. be another special meeting, at whlci
: Comp. C. w. Harris, of Edwards, VII
q preside and give the RoyalArch degree
On Friday night Comp. Harris VII
50 also exemplify the work in the Coun
ell dergees. Those who have their pc
titions in, please take notice.
DIR. and Mrs. G. G. Ash, OF New Or
LEANS. were the guests of relatives an'
friends in the city this week.
z. H. Murphy leaves Monday to at
tend the Masonic School OF instructor
held at Shelby, Miss., next week.
Mrs. P. II. Murphy was called =
the bedside OF her sister, Mrs ). u
Wilson, at Greenville, Saturday.
FOR good coffee try Chase q
INFORMS. LlpsOy-Doty Co.
D. W. Rhyme and son, Simon, wer
guests of relatives at Greenwood las
week.
H. A. Rosenthal visited Tchul
Tuesday to look after the censtructio
work on his brick store buildings.
A. L. Bradley, of Yazoo City, SC
iourned in the city a portion OF tn
week.
Preliminary trial of Milton Knight
colored, for the murder of Ruff
Mitchell, colored, was he'd befor
Judge o F. Hosea Monday, Hon. l
T. Ruff prosecuting and Hon, J. 1
Funua representing the defense. II
was remanded to jail without bal
The tragedy was enacted in the Nal
rad neighborhood on May II.
N. D. CulIey, Glendale, Tenn, n
quests his friends to do him favor b
: inouiring throughout their nelghbo
hood for his boy, Roscoe Culley, aa
is years, who left Glendale May i
riding a bicycle, in shirt sleeves, chec
shirt, black hat, telling his boy frient
that he was going to Mississippi. h
has dark hair, grey eyes, slender forn
and two scars on left forearm made
barbed wire cuts. He is likely to
on farm.