The Lexington advertiser., 1914-04-03

The Mississippi Cotton Oil Mill Co.
has sold all its gins and oil mills to the
Union SEED Il Fertilizer Company.
This includes the socalled Farmers
Gin plant at Lexington. which for the
past eight consecutive years has been
under the able manamement of j. A..
Rogers, The new corporation is backed
by capital of So. 900. QUO Mr.. Rogers.
few days ago, was notified of his ap.
pointment as superintendent of the
company for this territory, which In a
well merited recognition OF his ability
and past services The patrons of the
Facmers Gin highly congratulate Mr..
Rogers on his appointment, and are
pleased to know that he will have the
management Of the gin here.
). G., Garrard. or Hebron. was here
Wednesday. marketed two bales OF
cotton.
J. W. McRae, of Acona, sojourned
in exington Wednesday.
Mrs. John Vandiver. of Walden,
was the guest this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe II. Moore.
lfyou want the best flour mliIed,
try LE5ANoN BELLE. Your gro-
will supply 1t.
Maj, J. M. Powers and S. s. God
frey, of Franklin, were visitors to the
city Wednesday.
Maj s.. l.. Burwel was up from
Jackson on business trip Montay.
Capt. K. G. Wentworth, of Pickens,
came up Friday night to be present at
the Farmers Union meeting Saturday.
which unfavorable weather prevented
from being held on that day.
Prof. j. H. Price, of the Gum Grove
school, and Prof. c. G. Doty. of the
TOIarville school, visited Lexington
Saturday.
Hon. J. b. Mitchell. of Goodman,
state president of the Farmers Union,
was here Saturday to attend the county
union meeting. which was, however,
precuded byslnclement weather condi-
lions.
Now IL the time to set your
hens. Get few settings OF Brown
Leghorn eggs. 1t Will pay you.
e. r. Rhsa.
S. 7. Pettus. for the first time, con-
Quoted the prayer services at Beulah
church Sunday evening and acquitted
himself very credItably. Hon. T. &.
Stephenson will conduct services next
sunday evening.
S. G. KERN and G. l.. KERN were
over from Ke i'm Switch Sunday.
John A. Holmes of West, spent Sun.
lay within Tchula's attractive envi-
rons.
T. B. Sample, of Franklin, attended
10 business here Saturdy.
Vernon Nichols attended an operate
performance at Jackson Saturday
night.
Sep Hudson, of Durant, was Lex
ngton visitor Friday evening.
We are now buying Peas at
highest cash prices. Mc1ee Lum-
Der Company.
w. T Farr and Jas. Focter were over
from Emory Saturday and carried over
a fine bunch of cattle purchased in the
delta section. Mr.. Farr purchases
cattle for the market, besides having
a fine home raised herd of 40 cattle.
He has ample and excellent pasturage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. Lundy, of Cruger,
were guests of relatives here the lat. !
ter part of last week.
DR.. M. l.. Pollard, of Thornton, Wis.
tied Lexington Sunday.
J. nj Tate and II. L. McNeer, of
Green, were Sunday visitors
to Lexington.
Just few sacks OF Acid Phos-
phate for sale. Barrett Grocer Co.
J. H. Conn, of Durant, was here
Monday on business errand.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
C. G. Pahlen Saturday.
r. L. Wallace. agent Afro American
Life Insurance Co.. Tchula, Miss.
Office in X. l.. Wallace's Furniture
Store. ..
j. 7. Fincher made q business trip
to Brandon Saturday.