The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-01-23
Home Brevides

to St Louis. Such shipments are be-
coming very frequent in Holmes coun-
ty.
j.. W Eakin. of Tolarville, was dis
cerned among the many Lexington
visitors Tuesday.
w. E. Jones, of Mileston, was here
in business way Tuesday.
L. c. Paxton, of Tolarville, was a
Lexington visitor Tuesday.
S. W. Land, COL. Tchula, is recent
addition to the Advertiser subscription
list.
D. f. Boatwright made an official
trip to Franklin Monday.
w. W. Byrd, ]. B. Byrd and 2. B.
Byrd, of Brozville, attended to busi-
ness in Lexington Tuesday.
Presiding Elder w. S. Shipmar
preached at the Methodist church We'd
nesday night.
]. Kennard Young went to Acona
this evening and will spend the night
with his friend, S. D. Bailey. Tomor-
row he will go TO Black Hawk to assist
Mt. Moriah Masonic Lodge in confer
ring degrees.
Be sure and let US show you
through our Clothing department
before purchasing, and let US help
you to get the right clothes So and
save you money. r. g. s. Son
theimer.
VIM. T. Hand has been appointed to
vacancy in the rural carrier force at
West.
Aubrey Flower has gone on the road
for ]. M. Alexander Drug Co., and is
proving proficient drummer.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Logue, of Red
bank, Pa. arrived last week on a visit
to W, L. Frazier and family.
Ruffin Thompson, of Winona, mingled
with Lexington friends Wednesday
John Pfeiffer spent few days this
week with the family of his brother,
Walter, and accompanied them to Bel
zona Wednesday.
]. z. Morris left Monday night for
Tennessee after a lot of horses and
mules which will be auctioned off to-
morrow.
The Advertiser job department this
week turned out lot of nice station
cry for the Durant Fruit and Vege-
table Growers Association. This or
ganization will prove of vital benefit
to our enterprising sister city and ad-
jacent territory.
A. A. Porter, chauffeur for Moore 4
Moore, on Tuesday night hconveyed
Ferdinand Pitchford, l.. G. Stubblefeld
and r. G. Fades to saltatorial enter
tainment at Tchula.
We are now buying Peas at
highest cash prices. McBee Lum-
ber Company.
w. B. Strowd, of near Durant, was
in the city Monday on taxpaying err
rand. Mr.. Strowd is one of the lead
ing truck farmers, as well as general
farmers, in that locality, and also con-
ducts general mercantile business.
M. f. Herring went to Upton Mon
day to operate the saw for Robertson
Il Smith.
John Wilkes, of Durant, was over
Monday to pay taxes and attend to
othec business.
Thad Hester was over from the delta
on a visit Sunday.
W. O. Tyson, Jeffreys, is a new sub
scriber to The Advertiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Mclean, ]. t.
Mclean and H. C. Mclean, of Cox
burg, sojourned in Lexington Monday.
j. W. Maddox, of Owens, let the
light of his genial countenance shine
on Lexington friends Monday.
N. A. Reed, of Howard, made Lex
ington a visit on business Monday.
J. B. Doty, DR.. B. A. Shepherd, DR..
J. A. McCarley and P H. Murphy at
tended the funeral of the late W. Fl.
Douglas, at Goodman, Saturday after
noon. 1t was held under the auspices
If the Masonic fraternity with District !
Deputy Grand Master P. Fl. Murphy
the exercises.
w. H. Jordan. Jonas Long, M. M.
Beard, G.. Fl. Moorehead and G.. o. {
Nixon were up from Tolarville Satur-
lay.
J. L. Davis, of Durant, was here on
business Saturday.
Co to Y. q q. Sontheimer's for
four Winters Nice Clothing; the |
aFgest and best values ever Of t
cred to the trade. d
Allen Tate was over from Bowling
Green Wednesday to meet his father, I
!. A. Tate, who returned from Phil
PIP, having completed his work of GIN
ing for the season.
C. G. Swinney and Maj. L. Noel :
White made trip to Jackson Tuesday. q
NDr. P. d. Holcomb has purchased -
ord auto car.
j. s. Watson went to Jackson Mon
ay on business errand. q
A. A. Porter whisked a drummer "
yer to Durant in one of the Moore & r,
Ioore cars in double quick time We'd D
esday.
Mrs. Mollie Malone and John Pat q
Ialone. of Eulogy, were guests of D
exington friends Wednesday.
r. K. Parrish, of Acona, visited u
exington on business Wednesday. q
w. R. Booth, c. T. Booth and s. D. IL
alley, of Acona, were here Wednes-
ay on business errand. II
J. E. Sweany, Durant, is a recent
1dition to our subscription list. m
H. H. Harding and S. H. Chun, of
arland's Greek, attended to business &c