The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-01-31
Home Brevities.

Mr. and Mrs. G. c Rogers, of Tchu,
la, spent Saturday night and SUNDAY
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Rogers ana
family, near Ebenezer.
Miss Corinne Brock, of West, won a
diamond ring, and Mrs. j. I. Thomas.
of Pickens, scholarship, in the jack
son Clarion Ledger's recent contest
Miss Ruby Holloway left Sunday
morning for her new home at Loren
zen, Miss, to the regret OF her many
Lexington friends.
]. H. Smith was over from Green
wood and took his wife and children,
who have been acre on an EXTENDED
visit, home with him Sunday morning.
LIV-VER-LAX the Liver Tonic, ask
B. s. Beall.
Mrs. D. Miller and child returned to
Drew Sunday after visit at the pa
rental home in this city.
Prof. C. C. Doty, the affable and ur-
bane principal of the Toarvllle High
School, spentssSaturday and Sunday at
Owens and Lexington.
Miss Allie Beall Hobbs visited Du-
rant friends Sunday.
Miss Annie Alexander spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home at west.
Miss Emmie Jordan spent from Fri
day evening to Sunday evening with
her sister, Mrs. A. W. Mitchell at
Durant.
]. H. Juchheim, of Grenada, was
Sunday visitor to Lexington.
Misses Evalu Evans, Sue Wright and
Annie B. Evans were guests OF Mrs.
Annie L. Buck and family, at Acona,
Saturday and Sunday.
Landreth white and yellow onion
sets at ReaII's Drug Store.
Vol Bailey, of Keirn's Switch, spent
Sunday at the parental home at Acona'
S. R. Moore and Dallas sCrabtree re-
turned Saturday evening from an eX-
tended visit with relatives and friends
at Mize, Hattiesburg, Laurel and other
South Mississippi points.
T. Edison Webb, at one time editor
of the Durant News, is now associated
with the Wynne, Ark, Progress
Gus Lofstrom went to Valley Home
Sunday evening to build some cabins
and repair the residence for j. 5. Stlg-
Ter.
LKennard Young attended the meet
inc of the Masonic Lodge at BLACK
Hawk Saturday night and assisted IN
conferrinp the Master Mason degree
onR K. Cooley and the Fellow Craft
Jarree IN DIR. Y. V. Wallace. Mr..
Yonnp is one of the best grounded IN
Masonic lore in the county and ms as
sistance in comforting degrees IS eager
" souqht by neighboring lodges. lie
was accompanied by M. j. Evans.
J. H. Simms, the well known saw
mill man of Thornton, attended to
business in Lexington TUESDAY
e M Eagan returned to Mileston
Tuesday from visit OF several Gays
at Zeiglerville. ~.
w. H. Stigler came down from lie
plant Tuesday on visit.
I Powers Williams left SUNDAY
morning for Clarksdale where ne mas d
good railroad position IN slght'
J. B. Mcbride, of Goodman, was
here Tuesday on business errand.
Mrs. F. H. Funderburk returned
Tuesday from an extended visit at at the
old home at Cheraw, n. y. one Is
verv much improved in health.
Orr genial friend, Stephen W. John
con has broken into the newspaper
business @ again, being business manager
of the Oklahoma Democrat, at Aitns'
Okla.
DIR, P. D. Holcomb made trlpgtc
Memphis the latter part of last week.
J. ]. Peaster, of Thornton, spent
Sunday in Lexington.
H. v. Thornton, of Pluto, came over
Sunday night on business errand'
e R. Dicken, Sr., Of Durant, at
tended to business here Monday
Earl Tate, Royse City, Texas, is
naw subscriber to the Advertiser.