The Starkville news., 1920-09-10

see the "sulikus" perform.
Mr.. A. l.. Preston, of Hamilton,
ILL.,, cattle buyer, was in the city
several days this week.
Mrs. r. L. Carpenter, Mr.. j. A.
Glenn and DIR. j. d. Ray left Wednes-
day morning for Brooksville, to take
part in the exercises of the 81st ses-
sion of the Columbus Baptist Asso-
citation, which convenes at that place
Wednesday and continues the bal
ance of the week.
M. Rossoff has put in the famous
line of Styleplus Clothes for men and
young men. Styleplus clothes have
reputation for quality second to
none, and every garment is guaran-
teed. You should see the new Fall
models as soon as possible and Ros-
soft will take pleasure in showing
them to you. Mr.. Rossof returned
from st. Louis last week and while
here purchased large stock of mer-
chandise for his fall and winter
trade.
DR.. j. w. Eckford, DR.. B. M. Wal
ker, H. S. Chiffon and j. d. Mallory
left Monday for -Four Mile Lake 1t
their purpose to learn something
about the "Finny" tribe in that To-
cality 1t was unanimously decided
before leaving that j. d. Mallory
should be spokesman ior the fishing
AIRY upon their return, so as 20
avoid conflicting reports.
Mr.. M. Block left Sunday for St.
Louis, where he will purchase large
assortment of fall merchandise which
will begin to arrive in a few days
and be added to his already large
stock. Blocks carry the famous
Marquette line of suits and dresses
for ladies and misses, and their line
his season is the prettiest and most
stylish ever displayed by this famous
maker. - ~
Mr.. Thomas Katz is in 81. Louis
his week buying fai7 and winter
goods. He VI return IN about ten
lays and stated before leaving thai
ne would have one of the most up-to
tate stocks ever seen in Starkville,
for his friends and customers this
season.
Little Miss Frances Brown was the
honoree of a palate party Saturday
evening when Miss Anne Shearer en-
tertained a few Of her little friends.
Mr.. and~mrs. B. Bailey and baby
visited Jackson last week.
Miss Ruth Castles of Sessums is
visiting Mrs. P. Castles.
Miss Rose Carothers left Saturday
for New York where she will spend
5he winter.
Miss Minnie Washington has re
turned home after visiting several
places of interest.
Mr.. Harris Wallace, of Holly
Springs VISITED his pal eats the I4l-
the week.
Mr.. T. N Shearer, Vassar Shearer
Visited Tupelo this week.
Miss Inez Miller of Trim Cane Wis
ted friends Tuesday.
Mesdames D. A. Saunders, j. Ell
tin, Will Ames, Miss Louise Saun-
ders and S. Ramsey motored to Mem
phis this week. IN sa
Mr.. ]. F. Eckford visited his par
ents last week
Mr., and Mrs. HID. McMultry and
children of Maryland are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Jackson,
Mrs. j. G.. Mccoy a"d little son
Joe, Jr., of Chattano" are visiting
her aunt, Miss Ann carer.
Miss Vera To] Hamilton, viii
BE teacher in | : public school this
sessions She is with Mrs. Davie
Castles.
Miss Mildred Valentine left last
Thursday for Raymond, Miss, where
she will be teacher in the school a.
hat place.
Mrs. Mervin Smith and baby, OF
Kosciusko, are visiting Mr.. A. j,
Carpenter.
Miss Ruth Hartness has for her
guest Miss Katherine Lofts.
Mesdames j. A. Lamb, j. Bargin,
J. R. Bargin of Mayhem and Master
John Lamb were this weeks guests
# Mrs. B. L. Magruder.
Miss Lampkin is back and has re-
3umed her work in the public school.
Mrs. Cottrell and children have re
/ turned home after fortnight spent
IN Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. James Ward and family mo-