The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-07-27


!, Health very good in this vicin
ity at present.
Farmers looking blue over ths
flood damaged crops.
Messrs Hollis Gaisser and Jerr,
Clark attended the all-day singing
at Providence church. Iuka Route
S, Sunday. They reported ar
enjoyable time with lots of pretty
girls and plenty of dinner.
Miss Bessie Gaisser is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs ] A Harris and son, Luther
were pleasant callers at Mr. and
| Mrs t B Gaisser's Friday evening.
Mrs Leila Gaskin. of Burnsville,
made flying trip to our burg Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr. Howard Harris reports a
grand revivala at Allsboro last week
Rev M z Wilson, pastor of the
Methodist Church, at Cherokee,
conducted the services.
Mr. Lee Clark has returned home
from Riverton where he has been
spending few days with relatives
for the benefit of his health.
Some one" is not looking SO
blue since he's back.
Messrs r H Wallace and Geo
Glover were looking over Mr. Wal
lace's crop Sunday afternoon.
Prof Sam Thompson and his
singing class from Drlsdale Chapel
entertained the citizens of Marge-
rum with some inspiring songs at
the Sunday School and morning
service held at our church Sunday
morning. The singing was beau
tiful and Miss Hassid Nichols, of
| Chisca, was organist in the absence
of Mrs Marye Mason.
Miss Eugenia Beard, of Bald
wyn, Miss, is spending a few days
with her Cousins, Misses Alma and
AIine Hardcastle, of this place.
Mr. Sam Clark spent Saturday
night with Hollis Gaisser. Sam
was employed until recently at a
saw mill in Mississippi, but sup
pose he has decided that home is
the best place after all.
Mr. Mack Hurd was rejected en-
listment in the Arkansas State
Militia when he tried to join sever.
al weeks ago. Some may think
we should be glad our boys are
willing to fight for the good ole
Flag but think of the poor hear
broken mothers, and other loved
ones that are left behind, perhap'
never to meet the brave soldie,
boys again. Yet it must be so.
Come on, Route 8, with all th'
news about everybody Tive
Sweet Hearts. = your letter wa.
fine. Touch me- not where ar
thou?
4 The revival services at Pleasant
Hill begin next Sunday. July 80.
Mr. Sam Owens was in town
Saturday.
Mrs Alice Gaisser, of Iuka,
Route 4, returned home Saturday
aftera weeks visit to relatives
in this vicinity.
We are looking forward to the
beginning of our protracted meet
ing which commences the second
Sunday in August.
Mr. Forrest Deaton will teach a
singing school here beginning the
second Monday in August. Of
course we are all eager to attend.
Misses Willie and Elizabeth Rey-
nolds, of Sheffield. were the charm
ing guests of their sister, Mrs L T
Hardcastle, few days ago.
Mr. Howard Harris called at Mr.
TB Gaisser's Sunday evening.
A crowd of young people from
here went to Al!sboro Friday night
to attend the revival service. and
ARRIVED in time to see the crowd
at church dispense.
Gladys, the little daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs T B Gaisser had the
misfortune to fall and break her
arm. while swinging on grape
vine swing. Her arm has not
panied her to any great extent.
Mr. Henry Morgan was among
the singing class from Drisdale
Chapel Sunday.
Miss Della Blanton has returned
home after attending the revival
at Allsboro.
Asking all the good writer's to
confribute their interesting letters