The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-04-17

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Mr.. William Robert Geister. of Elgin,
ILL.,. the marriage to take place in
June. The bride-to-be was born at
Durant and lived in that city until she
wac sixteen years of age when she
entered Stanton College, Natchez.
from which she graduated and for two
sessions has been a member of the
faculty of that institution. She took
post graduate studies at the universi-
ties of Tennessee and Chicago. She is
the daughter of Hon. w. I. Johnson.
founder OF the Durant News and for
many years its editor, and at one time
a representative from Holmes county
| in the legislature. She has many
friends and admirers inHolmes county,
who extend hearty congratulations on
the forth coming happy event.
E. w. Abel, of Eulogy, exchanged
salutations with Lexington friends
Tuesday.
Hot and cold baths In q clean
and well equipped bath room at
6eail's Barber shop.
Mrs. v. c. Ashley visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Lera, at the Agricultural
High School at Goodman, last week.
The latter was i'll, but has recovered
and returned home for short visit.
Jesse H. Walton. of Acona, visited
Lexington Tuesday.
Hon. G. H. Marlborough, as trustee,
sold the bankrupt stock and fixtures
of |. G. Baughn, exclusive of the soda
fountain and meat cutter, Tuesday at
public auction. 1t was knocked
down" to L. E. Barr, the highest bid
der, for $540.
A. H. Moffitt and w. G. Moffitt, of
Washington, ID. c., registered at the
Arlington Hotel Saturday.
The best In Hosiery - Onyx.
Llpsey-Doty Co.
Prof. c. G. Doty went to Lambert
Friday to meet with the board of
trustees of the high school at that
place. He was unanimously elected
principal of that school for the ensuing
year, at more remunerative salary
than he received before. Prof. Doty
is making a splendid record in his
profession and his many friends are
delighted at his promotion
M. w. Lunsford, OF Hebron, attended
to business here Tuesday.
Miss Ina B. Rogers, teacher in the
Tchula school, was Sunday visitor to
Lexington.
VIM. Wilkins is having an elegant
residence erected on his land at Jen-
kinsvills, where he will reside in the
future.
Tomato plants for sale. Mrs. G.
n. Marlborough.
w. G. Rodgers, Jr., ii ont On Il life
insurance campaign this week.
Fl. S. Orr. of Yazoo City, was bus
mess visitor to Lexington Monday.
Irving Ingold, with U. s. navy,
writes home that he is at present at
Panama, but expects to spend the 4th'
of July at home.
MissIMartha Hearn, of Forest Grove,
was the guest of Lexington friends
Saturday.
d. F. Shanks, of the Love Dairy
Farm. OF Franklin, reports the demand
for his creamery products constantly
on the increase. He has recently ad-
ded Grenada as point to which he
makes daily shipments.
Your patronage will be apprecI-
ted at Beall's Barber Shop.
l. M. Dale and Irl Dale were up
from Franklin Monday morning.
Nj. ]. Fonville, of Oregon, was here
Saturday on business errand.
W. J. Turbeville and r. M. Divine,
of Brozville, sojourn<d in Lexington
Saturday.
S. w. Cox, of Black Hawk, made
Lexington visit on business Satur-
day.
! D. H. Noel, of Franklin, exchanged
greetings with friends here Saturday" |"
N. A. Reed, of Howard, was noted
on our busy marts Saturday.
District Deputy Grand Lecturer J.
K. Young will be at Pickens next
week to instruct members of the local
Masonic lodge in the secret work.
@Speeials, next week, In all can
goods. Lipsey-Doty Co.
I. b. Hester, of Cruger, spent Sun
day at the parental domicile at Acona.
Herman d. Money and daughter, De-
voc, of Ocean Springs, were guests If
Lexington relatives and friends the
fore part of the week.
J. A. Warner, Bennie Warner. z.
M. Warner. W. M. Hester were down
from Acona Monday on a business er-
rand.
Mrs. q. s. Hall won the china set
at Beall's drug store last Saturday. g
L. j. Edwards, Albert Kuen, C. o,
Burell, JAS. Burell, Lewis Edwards
and Jesse Edwards. of Euloyg, were
visitors to the city Monday.
H. H. Ashley, of Blissdale, circulat-
ed in the city Monday.
Now Is the time to set your hens.
Get few settings of Brown Leg
horn Eggs. 1t will pay you. Z. y.
Rhea.
s. W. Killebrew and Ivan Eapan
were up from Zeielerville Monday.
H. H. Harding, Of Harland's Creek.
attended to business in Lexington Mon.
day.
r. H. Hocut was over from Albino
Sunday on visit to his family at Har-
lands Creek.
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