The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-19

is at your service.
| G. w. Darnell, who for a number of
years served most acceptably and salts
| factorily as deputy in the Lexington post
| Office, left this week for Thurber, Texas,
| where he has accepted a position with
| the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co. While
deeply regretting his departure from the
city, all wish him full measure of sue
cess in his new field Of endeavor,
J. E. Covington, of Owens, spent Satur-
day in the city.
E. B. Baxter is acting as cotton weigher
at the compress this season.
Up to last week the Lexington Auto
mobile Co. had sold in September a
Mitchell car to D. Fink, at Tchula; a
Mitchell car to B. F. Clover, Lexington;
an Auburn Beauty-Six to L. S. Hemp
hill, Pickens and an Overland each to
W. M. Unger, Yeargain; j. NJ. Kellogg,
Mileston, and j. 7. Alexander, Lexington.
S. C. Sproles, of Durant, responded
Monday morning to a summons to serve
on the jury for the second week of the
September term of court
|. FLOWER wishes all the
men and young men in Lexing-
ton to see his clothing before
buying-styles as well as quail
ity.
Miss Pearl Sneed, member of the
faculty of the Durant high school, was
the prized guest Saturday night and Sun
day of J. w. McRae and family, at Acona.
Dr: W, E, Denman, of Philip, and
Layton Moss, of Utica, were in the city
Friday, guests of DR.. C. W. Denman.
Mrs. C. W. Smith and children, Of
Charleston, we're priced guests Sunday Of
Mrs. r. W. Smith
G. W. EllingtOa, J. R. Sheehy, R. L.
Callihan, B. C. House and D. T. Warner
enrolled this week as students ct the A.
M. College, at Starkville-
T. S. Wigley was over from Belzoni
Sunday on visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Lillian Steele spent Sunday in the
family circle at Acona.
We will gladly help you Sc
lect the numerous things you
will need during the year while
away at school. Come to see
us. Peoples Drug Store.
C. H. Campbell, who has been in the
hospital at Memphis for quito while
recovering from an operation, came home
Tuesday morning. His many friends are
glad to see him back among US alive and
looking splendidly, and trust that he will
soon be able to be about his general
duties. Belzoni Banner. !
Mrs. S. R. Swinney, Mr.. and Mrs. T. !
s. Hill, W. c. Downer, B. M. Melton and
Ellis Wynn, of Emory, were Lexington
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Peter James, of Memphis, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Ma
lone, at Owens Wells, called on Lexington
friends Saturday.
Carload Packers Cans--NO.
e, $3.50 per 100; No. 3s, $5. 90
per 100. Barr-Gwin Co.
H. H. Wigiey, of Belzoni, came over
Saturday on visit to relatives and
friends. "
P G, Moseley, of the Lexington Auto
mobile Company, left Monday for Kos
ciusko, Noxapater and Louisville to de- i
monstrate Mitchell ears.
The many friends of Rev j. T. Lock- |
hart will be glad to know that he and
his estimable wife returned to Belzoni |
Wednesday after an absence of several I
weeks, Mr.. Lockhart has been in very |
bad health, and we understand is greatly
improved in health and will fill the pulpit
at the Methodist church as usual next
Sunday morning and night.--Belzoni Ban
ner.
Oil for every type motor.
Pofter's Garage.
]. B. Wilson, of Shaw, spent the latter
part of last week on visit to relatives
and friends in the city.
R, NJ. Hooks, of Hoffman, left Satur-
day for Clarksdale, where he has OBJ
tanned employment.
DR.. G. W. Diggs, Ike Jones, Thos. Fall
Ion and J. E, Bailey, Of Black Hawk,
were business visitors TO LsxingtSE.
j. d. Sanders, Of Attala county, was
noted among the many visitors to the city
Monday.
]. G. Montgomery, Jr., came over from
Durant Monday morning to respond when
his name was called on the jury panel at
the circuit courG
Don't fail to supply yourself
with Toilet Articles, Tablets,
etc., before leaving for school. !
Peoples Drug Store.
Mrs ]. r. Cardwell and son, J. f., Jr,
left Saturday for Paragould, Ark, from
visit to Judge G. ID. McCaleb and family.
W. c. Frost and son, Of Forest Grove.
were Lexington visitors Saturday.