The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Happenings of Local lntereS
Picked up around
Town.

visiting at the home OF MI. anu
Mrs. w. H. Harvey.
w. w. Dowd repaints, retrlms
and reupholsters automobiles.
Mrs. w. B. Smitha entertained a
few friends at cards Tuesday after
noon.
W. W. Dowd fixes anything broke
except a man.
Mr.. 0. W. Campbell returned
Monday from Vidalia, where he mas
been spending a few DAYS with rel
atives.
w. w. Dowd's shop is in the
Snyder Building.
Mrs. W. H. Harvey has returned
home, after very pleasant visit 10
her daughter, Mrs. b. Cook at
Anguilla, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dickerson ar
rived Monday from TalluIah ana
remained until Wednesday with
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relatives oak Grove Gazette.
Two important sales will take
Mace at the Court House today, one
heing the Huon-Banner and the
| other a sale Of Levee Board lands.
We understand that the Bloom
Sewer Drug Company will open
their store in TalIuIah about the lst
| of March. The building Is beng
| thoroughly repaired, and tile floor
! is being put in.
Mr.. Horatio Carrie, of the South
ern Rice Growers Association, LETT
for his home in New Orleans one
dav the past week. Mr.. Garlc
made many friends while here VINO
regret his leaving.
Mr.. J. B. Adams passed through
Talluah en- route to New Orleans
where he will attend to business
and take in the Carnival. MI
Adams was the guest at CONNER
cial Hotel While in lallulah.
MIR. and Mrs. K. {. Leeves, who
have been visiting MRS. Leeves
parents, DR.. and Mrs. q. W. Gaines
for about two weeks, will leave tol
their home in Sibley, La, today.
Itwas necessary for the light plan
to run several days the past Weef
during the day. Our progressive
Mayor, DR.. Ogoourne, Is always OF
the alert. and when light is needed
he sees to 1t that 1t is turned on.
Mr.. T. B. Golf, VINO has been Il
TaIlulah for some time, left ound d
? for the Mississippi Delta, Where n
will be located IN the future
, While we regret to lose Mr.. 10
, from our midst, We wish hun SUI
, cess where he Is now.
, DR.. e.. W. Gaines was called
? Lake Providence last Wednesdf
, ON account OF the serious illness I
. Judge Kennedy. The Judge HI
D many friends IN and near lalluli
D VINO wish him a speedy recovery.
, The rainfall in and near TaIlul;
y the past Week was heavy anu last
= tor several days almost without
y pause. From Tuesday night un
. tour O'Clock Wednesday a1ternoC
q the government station repo
y three and one haif inches.
. We recently learned that the
y will be about twenty-five boys
y dltlonal stationed IN and near L
= lulah this summer in the employ
. the government, which Will lnde
q lively. We understand that
q majority will come from the Sta
. University.
= MIR. Reub en- Smith, son Of
. popular Marshal, Mr.. L. A. Sml
. ana VINO has been in Memphis
mrrrrr ABOUT year, has returned to !
~ a-.g lulah, where friends were glad
u ".'" see him. We did not learn whet
Reuben intends staying in IalIu
n or whether he Will soon return
y Memphis.
Mr.. Norris c. Williamson, '
has for some time mad his lie
camp in East Carroll, moved
week to King, where he now ha.
contract. Wnlle moving Mr..
hanson was in Iallulah for a ST
while, and said it certainly
bad weather for moving a k
camp. The camp was move'
boats.
We regret to learn that Mr..
r. Nicols, who has been serlO
i'll for some time, has not sh
much improvement, though he
mains constantly IN hlgn spl
IL IS the sincere hope of the 10
al as we'll as many friends tha
will soon be able to be up
out again.
Attention is called to the
nouncement in this issue Of
Valley Dry Goods Co., of Vickst
Miss, which is to the effect
they will soon open the fourth
of their establishment as a bal
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