The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-02-07

III the present CONDITION OF the
roads in this county don't make a
good road enthusiast out of you,
you are indeed hard to convince.
Mr.. H. G.. Finch, of Tishomingo,
was an Iuka visitor Wednesday.
Highest cash price paid for stock
peas, soy beans, pop corn, shelled
corn sorghum seed.
1t. Ben +. MCRAE.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Reece, who
have been in Berry, Ala, for several
weeks, returned to Iuka last week.
The Scruggs bridge across yellow
creek near Coles Mill has fallen in.
A raft of logs struck and wrecked it
few days ago.
Mrs. J. A. Hastings, of Margerum
and Mrs. Ida Archer, of Iuka, Route
4, were Iuka visitors Saturday and
honored The Vidette with a call.
Buy War Savings Stamp. Do
It now.
Little Artrilla Smith. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elam Smith. was
reported quite i'll last week. Have
not heard what her condition was
since but suppose she has improv-
ed.
Miss Willie Hiett was called to
Dulaney, KY, last Thursday on ac-
count of the death of her grand
mother Mrs. G. w. Hiett.
Mr.. w. r. Rast, who has resided |
east of Iuka on R 3 near the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. E. Rast for some
time, will reside on r six miles
south of Iuka, this year, so we are
informed.
Quart and half gallon Jars of
Blackberries for sale at
MENINGITIS.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Stone had the mis-
fortune to meet with very painful
accident last Thursday. She fell
from the porch of the back gallery |
at her residence and broke her glass
es, cut her face and was severely
bruised, though, fortunately. suffer
ed no internal injuries. She was
to her bed for several days
but we are glad to state is able to
be up and is feeling much better.
Car load of brick for sale.
21tf G. T. Reid.
There will be a box supper at
Hazard next Saturday night Feb.
9th for the school. Every body in
vited to come. We have the prom
Use of some real music. Come,
have good time and help ourschool.
NJ. f. MILLER.
The Camp Fire Girls take this
opportunity to thank every one for
their kindness and generosity in
assisting them in the masquerade
party last Friday evening. Mr..
Jourdan allowed them to use the
Woodmen Hall, which is ideal for
the purpose, without charging for it,
and Mr.. Talmage Jourdan brought
a Victrola and operated it, which
added to the pleasure of the evening.
All ages enjoyed this frolic, the
youngest being a little Gold Dust
Twin. A demure nun showed up
well mong the clowns. A japanese
girl, Red Riding Hood and several !
godesses of Liberty were there.
There were almost enough Red Cross
nurses to care for regiment after a
battle. A psuedo lady, in fashion
able attire, high grey boots and
paint used a little freer than is !
usual, which is saying a great deal, I
created much curiosity. The pro-
ceeds of this party will support a
French orphan for one hundred and |
nineteen days. X.
If every farmer in Tishomingo
county, would read the Country
Gentleman during 1918 and apply
its practical methods and sugges-
ton in hisIdaily work, the farm pro-
duction of the county can be in
creased 25 per cent or more. That's
just why / want you to read it.
Just say the Country Gentleman
and enclose dollar bill and | will
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