The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1915-10-08

Mrs. +. F. Mcclellan paid Mrs. J. S
Wilkins a brief call Wednesday morn
ing
$. wilkins dined at the home of his
grandson, }. D. Autry, Wednesday.
D. I. Autry, of County Line, was a
Monday night visitor at J. d. Autry's
and attended court at Lexington Tues
day.
Several of the County Lineans have
been passing through here going to
and from court this week.
Little Clali e Mel elan was taken
Ill Wednesday morning AMI had to go
home from school. We hope she may
soon be her sweet self again.
q. +. Patterson and Luther McLel-
Ian went possum hunting in Big Black
swamp Tuesday night Haven't learn
ed hat they caught but suspect they
caught plenty of cold and mosquito
bites.
Mrs, F. P. Mcclellan visited her
mother, Mrs Tate, Friday afteroonn
Elma and Addie Floyd have been
spending this week at the home of
their brother, G. +. Patterson.
Miss Eunice Wilkins enjoyed a horse
back ride Saturday Afternoon. Yes,
all alone and called to see Mrs. Luda
J Ray.
Miss Belle Howell, our popular and
| efficient assistant teacher, spentFriday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
I. Autry and spent Saturday at j. d.
Autry S, calling by to see Mr.. and
Mrs, W. c, Mcclellan a while in the af-
| ternoon.
W. l.. Upchurch, of near Bethesda
paid } S. Wilkins a short business
visit Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. }. q. Grace and Mrs. Willie
Wynne and three children were Satur-
day afternoon callers at J. d. Kyzer s.
Mrs. J. S. Tate ana children were
Saturday morning visitors at S. Will
kins'.
Joe Kealhofer, of Bethesda, who has
been road working in our vicinity,
went home Saturday afternoon and to
remain over Sunday, to call on his best
girl. we pr ssume. We believe he ad-
mires "Rubles more so than he does
any other precious stone.
5. c. Autry was out riding for his
| health Saturday afternoon, at least he
! said he was.
We are indeed sorry that little Rich
ard Ellis IS having trouble with his
throat at this writing.
Miss Alice Grantham was Satur
day night visitor at b. S. Ellis.
j. M. Jackson called at W. c. Nc.
Lellan' store Saturday afternoon
Mrs. J. 5, Tate called on Mrs. W. T.
Autry Friday afternoon.
Two young men from Mt Pleasant
were seen passing through here en-,
route to Pleasant Ridge prayer meet.
ing Saturday evening Surely, boys,
there must be some special attraction
Miss Bette Sue Porter attended
preaching service at Mt Pleasant Sun
day morning.
Miss Eunice Wilkins was the gdes
of Miss Annie Mcclellan Sunday.
G. W. White and two little daughters
Annie Laurie and Birdie May, Sunday
ed with A. s. Hetfner and family.
". W. Taylor and c arming grand
daughte., Miss Frances. visited rela,
tives in our midst Saturday and night,
d. L. Hathcock was Sunday after.
noon visitor to Sunday school. and ac-
companied Miss Eunice Wilkins home
C. W. White visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Il, B. White, of County Line,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs George Allen were out
from Durant Sunday, visiting relatives
in our vicinity.
Mrs, ". c. Mcclellan spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. r. L. Mcclellan.
d. l.. Hathcock and Miss Eunce
wilkins whiIed away few hours very
pleasantly at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. +. Patterson Sunday night.
Henry Mcclellan was seen going
northward Snday Isn't it rather cool
nowadays to 60 north, H.?
We are sorry lndee to chronicle the
illness Of little Katherine English, the
sweet little girl Of Mr. and Mrs G.. j.
English.
Mrs j. S. Tate spent few plesaan,
hours with Mrs. W. c. Mcclellan Sat
urday afternoon
We had another shower of rain Mon
day but nothing like the rain that fell
last Wednesday night and Thursday.
r. l.. Mcclellan, Jr., called to see
c. G, Grantham Sunday afternoon.
S. Wilkins dined at the home of his
grandson, D. Autry. Sunday.
Wr. and Mrs W. 7. Autry called TO
see their son, J. ID. Autry, and family
Saturday afternoon
Noel Wilkins spent Saturday night
with Lloyd Autry and went possum
hunting a while.
Mr.. Foster, Of near Harmony, Car
roll county, and L. Tate spent one
night last week at the hospjtabIe
home Of r. j. Tate
T. T., we know you are lonely since
"a certain someone" went away, and
you have our sympathy until the above
mentioned returns. Of course it won t
be long. Come often with your newsy
items. BLUE BELLS.
PROVIDENCE.
AS we have mad our coolest morning