The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-12-26
! FROM ALL PARTS
! OF MISSISSIPPI
Reports of Interesting
Events Boiled Down
for Hasty Pcrusal.


Jackson-Still another vacancy II
the Mississippi banking department i
| pending, as learned in state house cir
cles. This will be caused by the res
ignation of Samuel Harris, formerl.
Of Tupelo.
Tupelo-Farmers Of Lee and adioin
Ing counties were given an opportu
nifty to purchase some very fine breed
ing stock when the sale of George H
Hills fine big bone Poland China hog:
was held.
yazoo City-The next session of the
Mississippi legislature is to be asked
to make adequate appropriation fol-
the improvement and enlargement Of
the Mississippi Industrial Institute and
College.
| Corinth-There are IN Corinth rep
resentatives from a number of states
attending the Poland China hog sale
under the auspices of the Mississippi
Tennessee Breeders Association.
| Crystal Springs.-Prof. Henry S.
Barron, principal of the Crystal Springs
high school. has interested the adj
vance classes of the school in accumu-
lating a school library.
| Blue Mountain.-The official records
Of Postmaster Will N. Guyton show a
large increase In the volume of postal
business handled through this office.
Louisyille.-Winston county is mark
citing a great deal Of farm products
this season through its agents, r. p.
White and Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
Blue Mountain-The initial number
Of the Euzelian Star, the oldest periodi-
cal of Blue Mountain college. has just
made it's appearance here.
LouisyiIle.-The Louisville Home
Bank, new financial institution of
this city. has opened up temporary
quarters in the court house.
Meridian-All the schools and col
eges of Meridian and the county will
suspend for one weeF on account of
the Christmas holidays.
nounced public auction of 80 head of
high-grade Poland China hogs took.
place in New Albany.
Meridian-H Thornton, of Meridian,
Of the Mississippi Masonic Widows
and Orphans Home.
Grenada-Grenada and Grenada
county are sharing with the south the
III effects of the unusual rains and
resultant overflows.
Grenada.-Many in the county are
officiating over the prospects of re
Viving the fair which flourished in
Grenada for years.
Meridian.-The big plant of the
Meridian Grain AMI Elevator company
acre was almost completely destroyed
by fire.
Fdyette.-Miss Melissa Johnson is
1ow engaged in active work as home
demonstration agent for Jefferson
.tu unity.
Clinton-The faculties of Hfllman
college and Mississippi college have
organized a social and literary club.
New Albany.-Exie Carlisle, home
science director for Union county, has
rendered her resignation.
Louisville.-The Winston county
stachers' association will meet at the
court house on Jan. 10.
attiesburg.-After the tremendous
overflow of Leaf river last week things
Ire becoming normal.
Blue acknowledgement county now
las well under way 81 out of its 80
public schools.
Corinth-The Waldron hotel has
oaen sold to Weaver Haas of Water
proof, Iowa.
Crystal Springs.-The local camp OF
voodmen of the World elected Off
:ers,
University J. N Pow
ers in his report to the governor and
legislature, is asking for an appropria-
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building.
Calhoun City-The farmers of Cal |
ioun county continue to make CO.
operative shipments of cattle and hogs |
through the assistance of r. S. Mitch /
ill, county agent.
Blue Mountain.-G. 0. Long, aged IS |
years, perhaps the oldest Mason in |
North Mississippi, died at his home in /
Cornersville.
Cleveland-Twenty thousand acres /
IN Bolivar county will be drained by /
The Lead Bayou drainage district Cost
will be $50, 900.
Hickory.-Senator John Sharp Viii |
Jams wrote that he would not be a /
candidate for the nomination to the /
United States senate in letter made |
public here.
Hazlehurst-The county board or /
have voted to retain Miss |
Dixie Alexander as county home dem
,nstration agent.