The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1915-07-09
OWENS WELLS,

IHE OHSHS VellS picnic on July
was a splendid success, and was thor
oughly enjoyed by all who attended.
M. W. Reilly and H. NJ. Quin were
present, as were a number of minor
candidates, and all made friends and
won supporters.
Ex-GOv. E. F. Noel was a prominent
visitor to Owens Saturday
Mr.. ani Mrs. H. A. Moore, of West,
drove over in their car last week and
spent the day. They are expected
again in the near future.
/. l.. Barbour and b. B. Hooker, of
Lexington, were registered at the no.
tel last week.
Miss Mary Boccaletti, a most at.
tractive and talented young lady of
1azoo City, has returned to her home
to the regret of her many friends whom
she made while the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Bean.
Among the Lexington visitors here
Saturday registered at the hotel were
ID. II. Hobbs. John Kyllingstad. E. V.
Ashley, W. !. Pickens, P. H. Murphy,
J. D. Weeks, p P. Lindholm, W. l..
Meek, A. p. Shepherd, j. F. Byrd,
Cooper Brown. j. W. V. Lundy, Mrs.
G. II. McMorrough and Mrs. Eric Nor
quist.
+. Bunyan Carter was one of the
prominent candidates here July 3.
S. S. Cataldi, of Boyle, who has
been at the Wells for a week, has re-
turned to his home greatly improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Smith, of Mem
phis, who by their sunny disposition
and attractive manners made friends
of all whom they met. have, after a
pleasant week spent at the hotel re-
turned to their home.
Mrs. Mamie Chles came over from
Tchula and spent last Saturday night
and Sunday.
Frank H. Rodgers was a visitor one
day last week.
}. b. Guthrie, of Lyon, has returned
to his home, having been greatly ben
Gifted by his trip to Owens Wells.
Misses Mabel Rhyme and Madge
Hammett have returned from a de-
lightfu visit to Mrs. Jim Joyner, of
Sunnyside
II. A. Mercer, of Tchula, was a
pleasant visitor last Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. }. W. Strowd and her daughter,
Miss Ethel, Miss Virginia Melton. of
Durant, and Miss Lura Mnyard, of
Greenwood. came Saturday morning
and were guests at the hotel.
Mrs. Jim Hammett, of Memphis.
who has been visiting her relatives.
W. p. Hammett and family, is now
visiting her mother in Sidon.
Miss Blanche Pepper has been the
attractive guest of Miss Lucille Bean
for several days. She has returned to
her home in lexington accompanies
b. Miss LucilE ~
raft; ). D. Baney, OF Acona, Is. U'l:
lendortf, of Cruger; J. M. Posey and
j. B. Wilson, of Tchula, and T. P.
Slade, of Pickens, were among our
Saturday guests.
After a week of rest and recupera-
ton G. F. Nixon has returned to his
home at Indianola.
d. c. Roby, of New Orleans, was
registered here last week.
H. p. Buford, of Sumner, arrived
Saturday, and after several days most
pleasantly spent, returned to his home
| Tuesday.
E. H. Charter. wife and two chill
dren, of Itta Bena, are guests at the
hotel for a while.
Among the Sunday visitors fromLex-
ington were H. W. Stigler, G. W. Dar-
nell, j. r. Williams. G. l.. Stigler, A.
H. Heinrich, Jesse Fincher and Bryan
Williams,
Mrs. l.. D. Pepper and daughter.
Miss Mae, of Lexington, and Mrs. A.
l.. Wallace, of Sidon, have arrived at
the hotel and will be here some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grittman and fa-
mily after an enjoyable and most bene-
fetal two weeks visit at the Wells,
have returned to their home at Whit
nov PET.