The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1921-10-29
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uountain.-Dr. R. A. Kim
! Il this place told the students
!, y MAINTAIN college the follow
! M briefest courtship of which
o. heard. "A widower and a
lived on neighboring hills their
adjoining each other. One aft
~ tss vidower while carrying a
!, n corn to feed his pigs spied
.,,.om, and willing widow. He
! % her across the way: Let's
.ur nigs into just one pen, to
n. responsive lady immediate
,.sd. and the village parson did
vt"
The Oldest Of farmers and
!. bave never known a fall that
I'M. Of the year the crops were as
,,tbered. There has been no
|, this section for about eight
and the weather has been UNI
|, rood for cotton picking and
,.ns Of corn and hay. Nine-tentbs
cotton has been picked and
i. In some sections Of the hills
,orn has all been gathered and
riue is well under way in the
us. A good deal was sold for 20
and better, while the rest was
liter the price went down.
,ehurst. The Copiah county
h unit has finished its first years
here. The report filed with the
Of supervisors shows that over
school children have been exam
Less than two per cent have
found completely healthy.
ynesboro. account of the
hued dry weather through this
b, which has lasted for over
months with the exception of a
ight showers rather large streams
have never been dry have dried
letely up and in some localities
b piney woods cattle are suffer
br water
natobia.-A new phase of the con-
Atsd school laws of Mississippi
Be tried out at the present term
u circuit court. Van Branon, d
pn Of the Strayhorn consolidated
}. has filed suit against the trus-
and county superintendent, at
)tng to force them to bring the
ol wagon conveying pupils to and
the school by his house.
natobia.-The chancery clerks Of
IS busy making the tax rolls for
Sheriff and state auditor and ex-
png the 10 per cent raise on culti-
Die and the 80 per cent raise on
MOBILES made by the state tax
Mission. The rolls disclose that
Kinds Of personal property has
~ awful slump this year.
.on-J. Ed Ruff, head of fed
lm demonstration work for
mississippi, and for several
superintendent of the state fair,
!, laat he and his forces, togeth-
Au me farmers and agricultur-
ssneraily, are already at work on
years fair, which will be more
s'er an "all-Mississippi" fair.
aountain.-Dr. S. ]. Porter,
OF the First Baptist church,
II aV'ha City, Okla, has just ac-
~ invitation to conduct a re-
!. meeting in Lowrey Memorial
,s'., ~ church here and will preach
frs.a .si sermon in the local pulpit
|. Isssoay' Nov. 20, remaining here
week Or 10 days.
4. r.Mill y, Monk, aged so, a farm
I y i hses near Lux, was shot and
a n olaude Lewis, aged "a, a farm.
|,ras. -.isaDor OF the dead man. be-
,ass.ed sss by the sheriff of Coying.
bad I's w, soon after the killing
geo with the crime. e
H.. -
T. =. A0untain.-A movement has
,ss aired which has for it's object
,.,a.'s ,s.s completion of a good all-the-
T .uu highway across Prentice
,aaa. .ppal counties to link up the
county capitals. INN 'ne
-.
sn'ai,-o. sT' W. Ladiner, DEPUTY
q, co,.L. =. |. Herrin, town marshal
own stable G. A. Sumrall brought
~ ~ "a, and pl' ced in the citv iail
i tjrs a a.,'l which they had captured
aiies south Of Sumrall.
rssumas non, E. s. Gambler, who
NJ S'asd ~' the practice of law in
businas..' .ss.' is here attending to
lbss ',usss mess in the chancerv Of
atly svun'y. saaa Mr.. Gambler is prO-
spoken Of for governor.
Ia n .
/. .noa.u'aln.-Rev. no. Jas. Hard
ha sssu haa Primitive Baptist d.
RsDtis,ss ssa Procured by the Primi-
i s,s sonp,. o. this county to preach
y has eon.t ncuit court for Tate
%, WIN ,ss'u'ened for a two weeks
bench IL p;" Judge Greek L. Rice on
hey ana Slcnard Denman, district
sar loos,,oo county Attorney L. P.
tate. s'ag Ts, after the interests Of
here. us Is Judge Rice's first
Ia " ssss