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THE NEWS.
LOCALS.
Mi*. J. A. Caret hers spent Sun
day in Columbus.
J. Beverly Hogan paid Acker
man a visit Monday.
Sam Fink lea, of May hew. was
a welcome visitor Monday.
R Winn paid Penn Station a
“flying visit” Wednesday.
Col. Thus. J. Wood spent M on
day in Ackerman with friends.
Fresh ( ’ rack?i‘s-
Of all kinds at Perkins* Grocery.
Mrs. Arthur Whittam spent h
day or two in Birmingham last
week.
Fresh h'ru Hs.
Always on hand at Perkins
Grocery.
Hub Saunders and Miss Mary
Con Holliday spent Sunday in
Columbus.
Mrs. Harrell, of Sessions, was
recently the g’uest in tow not
Mrs. Foster.
Graves Davis, now of Okolona.
is greeted here by bis mans
friends this week.
Capt. Frank Young, of Ses
sions, was in the city transacting
business y ost e rda y.
H. Winn lias assigned for the
benefit of his creditors. Max
Stern is the assignee.
Miss Cal. Jernagin, of Macon,
Is the attractive guest of Mrs.
J. L. Lucas this week.
Will Jones left Thursday for
Hattiesburg where he goes with
u view* to locating there.
Pork and If einertrttrsf.
Sausage always on hand at
Perkins' Grocery. Try some.
Mrs. T. M. Cummings and
children returned Tuesday trom
a pleasant visit to Birmingham.
Mrs. Ruth Yeates leaves this
week to visit her daughter Mrs.
E. G. Chandler, of Birmingham.
Prof. W. F. Hand has return
ed from New York and resumed
his duties at the A. & M. Colie it,
The many friends ot Rev. R.
A. Meek, now of W. sr Point, w ere
glad to have him with them
Monday.
We are glad to learn that Capt.
Love, who has been quite sick at
his home near Osborn, is im
proving.
Next Saturday, January olst,
is the last day on which you can
pay your poll lax and preserve
your right to vote.
Capt. Emmet Cavett alter a
short stay with hisdaughler.Mrs.
Robert on the College campus
left Tuesday morning.
Hon. Jas. T. Harrison, of
Columbus, passed through here
Tuesday en route to Jackson.
His many friends here are always
glad to see him.
Mrs. Phil Goodman entertain
ed informally at cards on last
Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Block, who returned Sat
urday to her home in New York.
The Self Culture Club, of the
A. & M. College held an instruc
tive and altogether delightful
meeting with Mrs. W. H. Ma
gruder on last Wednesday after
noon.
Dr. Eckford spent Sunday in
Macon, where he went to visit
his step father. Dr. Featherston,
who has been quite ill for several
weeks, but who is now conva
lescent.
David Perkins, who was raided
here bill is now in charge of large
fanning interests in Sunflower
county, has been here for several
days past on the “look out tor
a ear load of mules.
Mr. Chas. G. Carothers spent
Monday night of this week in
town. Mr. Carol hers was on
his way back to Memphis, hav
ing attended the funeral services
of his brother-in law, Mr. Blewitt
in Columbus, on Sunday.
Will Gladney returned to Chi
cago, Wednesday alter a pleasant
stay with “home folks” here.
He holds a responsible position
on the engineering corps of the
C. A: N. W Railroad.
Joe Love, who with his brothers
Ed and Sam, have removed to
Sunflower county where they are
engaged in fanning, has been
here at his fathers, near Osborn,
for several days past.
Mrs. Nettie Fried Block, after
a most pleasant \ isit here to
the family of Col. Simon Fried,
returned to her home in New
York City Saturday much to the
regret of her many admiring
friends here.
Mrs. W. C. Welbornwas the
hostess of a delightful live o'clock
tea. on Saturday the 10th, to
which a limited number of guests
were hidden and which was given
in honor of Miss Mamie ( ritz ot
Columbus, and Mrs. Watkins, ot
Bristol. Tenn.
Mr-and Mrs. Tilden Mitchell
returned this week to their old
home in Sardis, where they will
reside in the future,. Number
less friends extend their heart
felt good wishes accompanied by
sincere regret at losing this pop
ular young couple from on r midst.
Another social affair of utmost
charms and socially which took
place last week was a dinner ol
eightcoversgiven by Miss Doxsey
at her lovely home on Main St.
Her guests on this occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Welborn, Mr.
and Mrs. Dero Saunders, Dr. and
Mrs. R L. Mag ruder, Mr. and
Mrs. Ahherdee.
B. T. Johnson has recently
bought the Hattiesburg “Citizen
and moved with his family to
that thriving little city. Mr,
Johnson is an enterprising news
paper man and a good citizen.
We commend him to the good
people of that section.
Arthur Richey left Wednesday
for Hattiesburg, where he goes
to takes charge of the Telephone
Company ol that thriving little
citv. Mr. Richey is a capable,
and worthy young man and we
regret to give him upas a citizen.
His family will soon remove
there.
Miss Mamie Critz, of the I. I.
and 0 in Columbus, after visit
ing her many friends in town for
a week is now the guest of Prof,
and Mrs. A. B. McKay on the
Campus. Miss. Critz will return
to Columbus in a few days, hav
ing enjoyed this short rest from
her duties and responsibilities in
the intirmry of the college dor
mitory.
Col. T. J. Wood, a prominent
lawyer of Starkvilie and also a
leading candidate for the State
Senate, was in town on business
Monday and made this office a
pleasant call. Col. Wood is a
man of considerable ability and
experience and if elected to the
State Senate will make the
people of the District an able and
faithful representative. —Acker-
man Plaindealer.
Pay your Poll Tax on or before
January 31st, if you want to vote
this .year.
Hon. C. B. Hannah. of Sturgee,
paid us a pleasant call yesterday.
We tried to feel his “political
pulse” but couldn't find it. yet
we are constrained to the belie!
that he lias Senatorial aspira
tions. ()ur friend “Cul" Hannah,
would be as potent a factor and
as conspicuous a figure in tin
Mississippi Senate as your uncle
Mark Hanna is in the IT.l T . S.
Senate.
Capt. W. H. Chiles, who ha>
been confined at home'with ai
attack of La Grippe for the past
ten days is, we are glad to stare,
rapidly improving. Mrs. Chiles
who was recently called to Vicks
burg on account of the illness ol
her little grandson has returned
home bringing with her the little
one, who is very much improved*
and its mother. Mrs. Powell,
who is welcomed by a host of a
friends here.
On Friday the ‘.Mb a most ele
gant luncheon complete in every
charming detail was given by
Mrs. Adele Critz to tier guests
Miss Mamie Critz and Mrs. Wal-i
kins, (nee Miss Josie Evans Critz i
of West Point) whose home is now
in Bristol, Tenn. Beautiful table
decorations combined with aj
faultless menu served in several}
courses, {urnislmd delight alike j
to the eye and palate of t In* hand
somely gowned ladies seated at j
the board. Covers were laid forj
ten and the guests together with!
the hostess and honored were:
Mesdames F. J. Weddell, George
Turner, .1. A Anti march. R. K.
Wier and W. li. Perkins.
PROFESIONAL.
JAS. T. CHILES,
ATTORNEY AT-LA W
STARKVILLK MISS.
THOS. J. WOOD, ,
ATTORNEY-AT- LA W
STAUK VII.LL MISS.
JOHN J. DENNIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
STARKVILLK. MISS.
|l. KIIA.NK BKI.I. .Jll. <•. OOIK DAMKJ. j
BELL & DANIEL |
LAW Y JELLS.
Will practice in all ibe courts. < <>l
icction a sprciall} .
M >iH*\ to loan on real ostato. minis
ease. ’ Starkvillo, Miss.
JAS. W. NORMENT,
I.AWVEK.
STAUKVIT.I.K. MISS.
(Ottice Next rot.hr Halbert Hotel.)
Will prari ire in all the courts.
Money loaned for private part ins w ith
ovt r ha rgt*.
WILEY N- NASH,
ATTOIiNKV AM) COIXStM AT LAW.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
STAUKVILLK.
Oktibbeha County. Mississippi.
Ollire cast side of Courthouse Square.
H. HARRINGTON.
AtTOKNKV aXI Cot’NSKf.oU AT I-A \V.
M A HEN. - - * MISS.
Will prartire in all the. Courts of Ok
tibbeha and surrounding enmities.
Money to Loan on Improved Banns
at S percent interest.
J W ECKFORD,
lAhyslc'mn ond Surgeoi),
STAUKVILLK. MISS.
DR- A, A. WOFFORD,
DKNTAL StTKJKOX.
Stark vl He. - - Miss.
Ollire in Opera House building.
J. B. HOGAN,
Old Established
INSURANCE AGENCY,
Represents the strongest Home and
Foreign Fire, Tornado, Accident and
1 Life Companies.
Yoar business solicited.
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