The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-11-29

~ III tie Guy.
Mr.. E. A. Payne was a Memphis
visitor this week.
Mr.. A. J. Epps, of Belmont, was
a business caller last week.
Ben Hicks is visiting his sister
and gra ndparents at Clifton Teun.
Hon. J. r. Mann was in the city
yesterday and favored us with call.
Mrs. S. P. Smith, of Lebanon,
KY, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G. I. Cromwell.
Mrs. w. B. Folkerson, of Shell
Mound, Miss. who has been visit
ing Iuka relatives, returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Bond, who is member
of Co. A. End Mississippi Regiment,
Jackson, Miss, spent a day or two
with Iuka relatives this week.
Mr.. Alex Ross, of Clarksdale,
Miss, after a short visit to his father,
Mr.. w. T. Ross and other relatives
has returned home.
Who is that selling shells so
cheap? Langston. See him.
Miss Bana Akers has been elected |
as delegate to the Red Cross Con-
vention which meets at Jackson,
Miss, next Tuesday and Wednes-
Day.
/ have a very attractive stock of
Christmas Goods. If you desire a |
present for boy, girl, man or wo-
man, it will pay you to see my
stock before buying.
Mrs. S. w. Shock1ey.
Misses Mabelle Williams, accom-
panied by Miss Quinn Southerlan6,
messrs. l.. L. Wilson, Herbert Kim
mons and Honnel Windhaln came
from Kossuth Tuesday evening to
attend the recital.
lust received a carload of G, t.
ton Seed Meal and old style Hulis
at old price. Bought before the
advance. Haynes Gro. Co.
The Fredericks Concert Company
entertained large audience Tues
day evening with h very delightful
! program, each number being most
enthusiastically received.
Mr.. Henry Robinson, Of Paden,
Miss, died last Friday and was
buried at Palestine church Saturday.
Mr.. Robinson was son OF Mr.. Low.
ing Robinson and was about So
years of age. He was an employee
of the Illinois Central Railroad. He
leaves a wife and several children.
New Club and Smokeless Shells
See us before you buy.
lift A. D Langston.
Following is the list OF appoint
ments for the Methodist churches
in Tishomingo county for the Con-
ference year T. H. Dorsey, P. E.
Burnsville circuit, w. T. Bazzell
luke station. L. A. McKeown; Iuka |
circuit, J. r. Murff Tishom n 20 |
circuit, w. Z. Beasley Golden cir;
cult, J.eW, York.
When you have any Real Estate
that you don't need that you would |
be willing to sell at an attractive |
price, tell me about it.. | might |
have a customer that would like to
buy Just such a place. Last month |
a party was telling me about an
idle piece of property he owned and
made me an attractive price and in
less than ten days he had the cash |
for it in his pocket.
13] GEO. L. MONSTERS.
One Dresser. Marble Top, lSx4O.
Mirror 20x24, $500.
Economy Furniture Store.
Who did you borrow The Vidette
from last week?
Headquarters for Fruits, Grapes
Fresh Celery and Cranberries.
Haynes Gro. Co.
Mr.. G. T. Jordan has received a
telegram from his son, G. G. Jordan,
who has been at Leon Springs, Tex,
stating that he had received his
commission as lieutenant in the cav
airy. Mr.. Jordon expects to reach
home about December 1st to remain
few days.
For Sale-One larger R Coal
Heater, H L MOSER.
Last Saturday an auto driven by
Mr.. Geo. Cutshall struck a mule
hitched to a wagon driven by Mr..
Cole and broke its leg. Veterinary
Farris was sent for and he set the
leg and il is hoped the mule will