The city itemizer., September 29, 1910, Image 2

About The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918

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The City Itemizer
Established lSO-^.
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THURSDAY, SEPT, 30, 1910
Yalobusha County. Miss
Office Phone. 250,
Residence Phone, 1S3.
Mrs, .1. F. Turner and three
children, little Misses Mae Ella,
Leloise, and Master Frank, of
Jackson, Tetin , on their way home
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Coffeeville, stopped over and
spent a day or two in our city
last week the guests of Mrs, L. C.
Seaman.
Miss Janestine Coats returned
to Memphis last Thursday after a
few days’ visit with her parents,
Mr.,and Mrs, J. B. Coats.
Mrs R. R. Royal and daughter,
little Miss Dorothy, returned to
their home in Durant last Wednes
day, after a few days’ visit with
relatives and frierfds in our city.
Mrs T. A. Leo, of Coleman,
Texas, who lias been spending the
past several weeks with relatives
and friends in onr city the guest
in ^he home of her parents, Mr.
* aiW Mrs. E. -I McClelland, re
turned home last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Davis arid
baby daughter, of Amorv, arrived
iu the city Saturday night for a
visit to relatives and friends and
are guests in the home of Mr. H.
V. Williams.
Mrs, E. A. Penn, of Grenada,
spent last, Sunday in our city to
attend the meeting at the Baptisl
church which is being conducted
by her brother, Rev. J. \\ Gillon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cahill re
turned last Thursday from a ten
days’ stay with the family of Mr.
James R. Cahill in Ashville, N. C.
The many friends of the family
will be glad to learn that there is
l some improvement in the condi
of Mr. Cahill, and that Mrs.
|||Hill and the three sweet little
^^^Blren tire quite well.
■Hi r. < IswaId P>rooks lias noeepted
H^nosition .- ith the Flake Drug Co.
J D. Ii. Wagner, Pres. W. B. Mauldin, Cashier
l Bank of Water Valley
= Water Valley, Mississippi.
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Z Will extend liberal accomodations and loans for
■ all worthy and legitimate purposes. You are
* invited to call and see them, as they are anxious
» to accommodate. Ample provision is made for
the safe keeping of all deposits.
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YOUR BUSINESS IS SOLICITED.
THE SAFEST AND QUICKEST WAY TO
TRANSFER MONEY
IS BY
Long Distance Telephone
FOR RATES APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGER
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONF, & TELEGRAPH CO
Incorporated,
Mi. and Mrs. Lewis Roden
l)augh were called to \ ickshurp
last week on account of the serious
illness of Mr. Roden baugh's
mother.'
Mr. Herbert ('lower spent a day
or two last week with homefolk
in Durant.
There is nothing that makes us
madder than to see a fellow going
down the street with a fishing pole
on his shoulder, while we have to
stay at home. The die is east, the
Rubicon is passed and the time has
arrived when it is impossible for
j us to indulge in the transporting
I diversion of drowning worms.
I Fate is agin ns. teeth and toe-nails.
I But this is not the only summer
FOR SALE.—A ten room Brick
residence on Main Street. All
modern conveniences Apply to
Mrs. D. H. Driver.
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Mrs. E. M. Strong, of Coffee
ville, returned home Saturday
after a week’s visit to our eity.
Big brained, large hearted, broad
minded people may differ on great
and important questions and yet
have faith in each other’s ability,
confidence in their honor and
integrity, and continue to be
strong personal friends. It is
only the little, prejudiced, shriv
eled up fellow who oannot brook
opposition and is so narrow
minded as to consider every one
who entertains views different to
his own as a personal enemy.
—Ripley Enterprise.
Mrs. H. J. Clarke and four chil
dren, little Misses Zola, Francis,
Helen and Master Harold, who
have been visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Stewart for
the past several weeks, returned
to their home in El Dorado, Ark.,
last Saturday evening.
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Mrs Maude Holiman, of Mi
nerva, is in the city for a weeks’
visit the guest of her mother, Mis.
Emma Sledge, and other relatives
and friends in the city.