The Lexington advertiser., 1919-03-14
TCHULA
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tracing considerable attention and IA
vorable comment. 1t may be seen at
Sanders & Morehead's blacksmith shop.
w. E. Jones, of Marcella, went up to
Greenwood Monday to have his income
tax receipts properly filled out.
r. E. Wilburn of Lexington, went up
to Cruger Tuesday to superintend the
unloading of a carload of corn he had
purchased from the county farm demon
stration agent Of Lafayette county. 1t
was Mississippi raised corn, dry and
Gle IN, and much more satisfactory than
corn shipped in from the North and West.
e. G. Finney and R. G. Finney made
headquarters at Tchula last week while
me- king country trips through the ad-
jaccnt territory.
r. B. Sutton, the wel-known cotton
buyer of Winona, spent Tuesday Of last
week in Tchula.
Rabbi Sol Kory passed through Tchula
Tuesday enroute home to Vicksburg from
Lexington, where he had conducted serv-
Ices ut Temple BETHEL Monday night.
F.. P. Gearhart greeted Tchula friends
Tuesday on his way to his mill at Mid
NIGHT from a visit to his family on Cliff
ton plantation.
l.. A. Milton of Pickens, attended to
Insurance matters at Tchula Thursday.
l.. y. Baum, of Memphis, was noted
an 2ng the many visitors to Tehula Sat-
ur'ay.
Capt J. D. Mansfield went to Hatties-
burg Tuesday to attend court.
Garnett S, Peaster, of Thornton, made
a trip to Lexington Tuesday.
.. W. Nixon and ]. H. 0hleyer spent
Tt esday at Howard.
J. r. Williams and b. r. Stigler, Of
,.lIcxirgton, were in Tchula Tuesday and
in stalled the new 500 gallon gasoline tank
for the Tchua Drug Co.
u. F. Dixon, of Kosciusko, spent Satur-
day in Tchula.
E. Brooks Bachman, of Winona, greet
ed Tchula friends Monday.
f. w. Peters, of Grenada, had busi-
ness transactions in Tchula Monday.
T. L. Barbour, of Lexington, spent
Monday night in Tchula.
Mrs G +. Nixon arrived today from
lnltlE ltbll ttt a VISIT w w anu +h 90 AAh
Jores, accompanied by her little grand
dau rhter Pauline Jones.
f Z. Hines and W. W. Gwin visited
GreraH ood on business Monday.
S. Tahir spent Sunday very pleasantly
with friends at Yazoo City,
The Stork visited the home of Mr. and
hrs. D. Maggie Tuesday evening and left
a little girl baby.
]. D. Mills, of Mileston, made Tchula
business visit Monday.
G. G. Howell, of New Orleans, inter-
viewed friends and customers in Tchula
Monday.
Vernon Driskil has accepted a position
in Shuttleworth's Garage.
Mrs. J. w. Cross and children are
spending the week in the home circle at
Shreveport, La.
Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Wallace attended
the rendition Of "Everywoman" at the
theatre at Jackson Saturday.
Will Garnett was down Sunday from
Millington, Tenn, on q visit to the home
circle
Leonard Walters, recently associated
with S. f, Howard in the fishing and
restaurant business, has moved with his
family to Greenwood, having accepted the
position of foreman at the brick yards
G. L. Morehead has formed a partner
ship with Mr.. Willoughby in the fishing
business.
D. Calecchio, of Memphis, spent Mon
day in Tchula,
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Foose stopped off
at Jackson on their return from New
Orleans Saturday night to see the famous
play, "Everywoman," presented at the
Century Theatre.
II. B. Cooper, Of Birmingham, circu-
lated in the city Monday.
C, S. Harris, of St. Louis, made Tchula
q visit on business Monday
S. D. Collins, of Yazoo City, attended
to business in Tchula Tuesday evening.
J. S. Hart, Of Nashville, spent a por-
ton of last week in Tchula.
W. W. White, of jackson, representing
a packing house. interviewed customers
L.. Tchula Tuesday.
C. A. Knott, Of Cruger, circulated
among friends in Lexington Tuesday.
G. w. Myers and James Parkinson
passed through Tchula Tuesday enroute
from Durant to Isola.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Holmes enjoyed
the presentation Of "Everywoman" at
the Jackson theatre Saturday night
E. L. Gordin went over to Durant yes
terday to meet Mrs. Gordin and children
on their return from visit at Kosciusko.
v. Reinhard attended to business at
Lexington yesterday.
M. J. Osborn was over at Lexington
yesterday, investigating the horse and
mule market
s. J. Brown, Of Richardson's Bend,
made trip to the county seat yesterday.
Bring US your peas. We pay
market price. Gwin-LewiS