The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1921-08-13

! EVENTS
(,lbered from AnCor-
q, Of the State and
m IN Briefest Form

.,.,n,,t-William Handy, a col
amer. has outstripped all 9th
4. melon business this season.
!. produced the largest melon
-. : weighing 70 pounds. Then,
a notch better, he brought into
10 melons that grew on the
ram, something that the Oldest
4, ~, is a rare occurrence.
sssss
u. city-The entire student
I'D faculty Of the State Normal
y,,oo County Agricultural High
i suent the day on VOL Lake at
( fish fry.
uu,,eon-Having been advised that
4. 4 This community (Leake coun-
mn infested with ticks, H. H.
,v,ck Of Jackson, state sanitary
setor came here to make an inves-
tou. II is said he found ticks
,at,le belonging to one man.
Bena-Physicians here report
4 cases of malarial fever and
ii and about 1tta Bena. There
Il much pellagra in evidence, only
Y few cases having been reported.
xma-R. W. Howell, superintend-
i tie Calhoun County Agricultural
hschool here, authorizes the an
utement that the twelfth session
Ae school will open its 1921-1922
bn September 6.
plnslAn anpual revival meeting
~ Ripley: Baptist church is in
EsssheTe.
sssss ~
ocba The largest watermelon OF
Sason Weighing So pounds. was
Hgh IN to DeKalb by ]. E. Clark,
he Centerville community. 1t was
suted to the editor of the Kemper
ald Star.
cieruln Hon. John H. Johnson,
n master Of Mississippi Masons, is
hg for a few days and will visit
on on business, las well as other
sn cities while put Of the state.
.sssts
lsoo City-A maeting Of property
ss whose lands will be included
As proposed extension of the Atcha-
n draining district has been called
saturday. August l3, at the court
\ inlYasoo City.
us Mountain. TO give all taxpay.
4 fir chance to protest against
material raise in their assess
2, the board Of supervisors Of Tip
county has had each property
y whose assessment was advanc-
much as $500 personally notified
e raise and has left the revised
'ols Of the county open to the
= lor inspection by any protesting
enssvise interested taxpayer.
Y Aountain.-Tippah board Of su-
Sofs has ruled that county con-
nay be worked on the public
q District 2, this county, at the
a WIS day to be paid out of
islds ow the roads of the district
Y y applied to the liquidating Of
'asa costs and board of the con-
thus employed.
slsAurst Rev. c. C. Evans. pas.
~ flst Methodist church, has
~ rom . six weeks vacation
an oy the church authorities on
- y me III health OF the pastor.
0s-George P. Sanford, SO, a
g q the first company that left
~ county in the civil war, died
I1idence. Sanford was taken
z once and wounded three
a. saw heavy action in the
, M,vlcksburg, and in the battle
- Tenn, and at Spanish
lion. ~ R. R. Green of the
q. .an''ns company of this city
a, y 8 express to the Spears Gin
nenphis, Tenn, the first
'0n reported from the delta.
'a SPRINGS Invitations have
/. ss .,.,e Out BY A. Lotterhos of this
,b bsasns ) to attend a meeting to
s,r., = tae Truck Growers associ.
wu,ag " n to hear an address by
sty y q, Godfrey, state secretary os .,
i. cubs Of the state, who viii
~ .ae Importance Of the Imv wort .",l, ~
Ia H. uong .s the older boys and
80.
u SD y. Il. H. Chadwick, Of
esst IS. sse sanitary inspector, was
N y srlor 'l 70 this county, having
i ,,,.a,p II inspect some cattle report.
'ea with cattle tick.
" hss,t, - 8! ". s. Crawford, Jones
I .ao,sao sao was recently reappoint.
isso r. Il. y the board Of super.
~ entire time.
" -, sssss
! iss ss.'t !. West Point has as he,
l,.ss y Stacey, attorney form - mer 81
i Y..sslr s'srk q the court of ap-.
NJ s'as ) n, City, Mo-. and Frank
birmingham, Ala. Who
I'm IS United States sen.
~ Dennss ,,l !. Hastings. in COM
aieAs, s.l Mckee and Chief Of
7 u, |. -. "a, charge Of a still
= s,ll,.. 'ull operation. They
DALE Of Mash auA -