The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-08-21
OVER THE COUNTY
TCHULA.
VOL 77--No IA

:. One of our best loved poets says:
F'Into each life some rain must fall,
Some days be dark and dreary.
Well, we have been getting the rain
in ours here lately. But of course man
is never content; if it rains he wants
the sun to shine and vice versa.
Mrs. Mamie Chiles, who has been en-
ioylng vacation of two months, has
returned home and is again at her post
of duty as clerk in the office at Gwin.
Rev. Suttle, pastor of the eSs tist
church, filled his regular appoS. q 80
here Sunday at Ill a. m, and Rev. 4 sqn
Ross, a newly ordained minister,
preached at night. Mr., Poss is a
young man Of pleasant manners and
his sermon Sunday night was very
much enjoyed by ali present
The Brewer children. Master Dan
and Misses Lucille and Susie Lee, of
Kosciusko, are visiting their grand
father, d. N Foose, while their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Joe Brewer, are
enjoying their annual trip to st. Louis.
MIR. and Mrs. John M, Hatch and
children, of Buckner, La, accompani-
ed by little Miss Mary Hatch, arrived
Sunday afternoon to pay Dr. and Mrs.
I. w. Foster visit. The fond grand
parents are enjoying every moment of
the dear little girls, Margaret and Car
rie Fosters, stay.
Bailey johnson, of Pickens, will
have charge of the Howard & Beall
gin for the coming season. His sister,
Mrs. "A. G. Kelly. is more than pleased
at having ner brother with her.
Mrs. K. M. Ulendorff, of New Or
leans. has been the honoree of several
delightful outings during her stay with
her sister. Mrs @. r. Hargon. Among
them was trip on Tuesday last to the
delightful home of D. j. Hill on Horse
shoe plantation, where the party was
shown every attention, and Wednesday
a trip to "Archelita. where Miss
Maidee Archer charmingly entertained.
and Friday the doors of Mrs. Ella
Lyon Stigler's hospitable home were
thrown open and merry time was had
until train time tnat afternoon.
Miss Ethel James, one of our fairest
and sweetest young society girls, spent
several days at Owens Wells last week.
Mrs. c. 0. Adams went over to
Swift Thursday last, where she was
the highly priced guest of Mrs. E. |.
Lyon.
Oatis Foster, who has been on an
extended visit to his sister, Mrs. ]. M.
Hatch, of Buckner, La, accompanied
them home Sunday.
A. G. Kelly, of Sumner, spent Sun
day with his home folks.
As an attraction this week we have
with us man who bites nails in two
with apparent ease and allows an au.
tomobile to pass over him and other
seemingly impossible ''stunts.
Mrs. c. A. Redding and baby have
gone to Terry to pay the homefolks a
visit.
MIR. Dudley Collins, of Yazoo getty.
who has been with Armour & Co. for
long time, has accepted position
with theHY azoo Grocer Go. and will
pay this town q visit every week. Mr..
Collins was here Monday and Monday
night and was the highly priced guest
of bis sister. Mrs. 4. r. Holmes.
Miss Blanche Foose after an extend
ed visit to her sisters in Kosciusko.
Winona and Holly Springs has returned
home TO the delight of her friends and
Sunday school class especially.
Mrs. Fields and little grandson, Nor
man Reinhard, spent several days in
Greenwood last week.
7. j. Bogue, our popular marshal,
handed in his resignation at the last
4 meeting of the board and they refused
4 to accept it. but after a promise from
Mr.. Bogue that ne would act as mar
shal until they could find man suit
able to take his place they accepted his
resignation. Mr.. Bogue has made an
H ideal officer and the town regrets very
Tuch that he won't serve his time
4 out.
Mr.. Walker, of Mammoth Springs,
Ark. who is foreman of the construc-
tion crew that is installing telephones
IN all arilroad stations on the |. Z.