The Starkville news., 1920-12-03

and graduate of the A. & NJ. Col
lege, spent few days with his par
ents here recently. He is making
good, too.
Messrs. w. H. Sudduth and w.
w. Magruder went "sniping" for
quail Tuesday and from what we
hear downed several.
Mr.. Glenn Hutchinson, of the
Bradley community, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. T. j. Smith, saw mill opera
tor at Longview, spent few hours
here Wednesday.
Mr.. John Ray, Self Creek hus-
tling farmer, passed through the
city Wednesday on a broncho mule,
he having assisted a party to drive
some cattle here.
AS usual the city will be well re-
presented next Monday, by people
from every section of the county,
who have business with the Board of
Supervisors.
Chief Justice Johnnie Davis of the
Self Greek district, and Probate
Judge Hammons, of the Double
Springs Court of Appeals, were bus
mess visitors in the city Wednesday.
Prof. H. P Jackson of the Oktib-
beha Co. Agricultural High School,
and Mr.. R. NJ. Hall of Longview,
were here Wednesday.
Col. Elting and Sergeant Lem
mons of A. & NJ, accompanied by
Pierce Roberts, Carroll Hollings-
head and Master Cavett Robert, mo-
tored out to the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hollinshead, at
Oktoc last Saturday to enjoy bird
hunt. On arriving they were treat
ed to splendid turkey dinner by
Mrs. Hollingshead, which was tro-
roughly enjoyed by the hunting
party.
Mr.. John Critz, staunch citizen
of the Adaton community spent a
few hours in the city Tuesday.
We learn there is considerable
sickness in the Double Springs and
Self Creek communities. Mr.. Rafe
Gregg and Dudley Williams are con-
fined with pneumonia and others
are quite i'll.
MI
Collier of Self Greek hauled cotton
seed meal from town Tuesday.
Prof. Edward Critz and wife, who
have been for several days visiting
home folks returned to their home
in Forrest City, Ark, Tuesday. Mr..
Critz is connected with the farm
demonstration work of the U. S.
Government.
Judge Carroll, who held circuit
court of Webster county last week
returned home Saturday.
Miss Laura Martin spent Thanks
giving with her. mother and other
relatives and returned Sunday to
Greenwood, where she is teaching
the young idea 'to shoot"
Miss Laurie Hartness, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartness, en-
joyed the Thanksgiving holidays with
her parents. She is one of the as
sistant teachers in the public school
at Kilmichael.
Mr.. J. L. Hammond and Wylie
Christopher traded here Monday.
Mr.. Christopher, who has been living
in West Point for short time, re-
turned home to Pine Forest.
Mr.. Oscar Butler, who lost two
hundred dollars a few days ago, has
found no trace of the lucre. He has
moved to the Delta with his folks.
Mr.. Grover Josey, a retail mer-
chant of Self Creek, was business
visitor here Monday.
We learn that DR.. J. W. Crump-
ton has been suffering few days,
with a severe cough, and trust he
will soon be restored to his good
health.
Mr.. o. L. Davis who has been con-
fined for several days to his home
with sickness is improving gradually.
Mr.. Ed Yeates and family enjoyed
several days last week in Memphis
with his wife's relatives, whom he
had never met until then.
The Board of Supervisors will
convene at their monthly meeting,
beginning next Monday. AS this is
the last session for the year, num-
ber of important matters will likely