The City itemizer., May 15, 1913, Image 4

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

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The City Itemizer
Established 18*54*
TBUR8DAY, MAY 15, 1913.
Water Valley,
Yalobusha County, Miss
Office Phone. 256,
Residence Phone. 1H3
Mr. H. H. Kirkpatrick, District
Dibit) Manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has
been in the city for the past few
days arranging for moving the
Western Union Telegraph Office
from the I. C. R. R. Company’s
jffice to a more convenient loca
tion. It has been decided to locate
the Western Union Office in the
Cumberland Telephone & Tele
graph Company’s office, under the
Management of H O. Roberts,
Manager of the Cumberland Tele
phone & Telegraph Company. A
petition was signed by the busi
aess firms of the city for this
change to be made by putting the
Western Union Office in the Office
with the Telephone Company.
Telegrams can be sent at any hour
during the day or night and the
Bxoellent Telephone service that
we are getting under Manager
Roberts’ supervision warrants a
satisfactory Telegraph service to
the people of Water Valley when
the proposed arrangement can be
perfected. L. A. French District
Commercial Manager of the Qaa;v
bprland Telephone -Telegraph
[Company was in the city in
connection with the arrangement
fecTstates that he thinks the plans
is proposed will be a very satis
actory arrangement and the pa
trons of the Telegraph Company
will be much pleased with same.
The Chopin Club.
On May 3rd, The Chopin Club
held a delightful meeting with
Miss Helen Leland as hostess A
pleasing and instructive program
was given by the members. The
afternoon proved a most enjoyable
Dne for all present.
Mrs. T. J. Dukeminear, of West
Point, returned home Tuesday
norning after a week’s visit to Mrs.
T. H, Dorsey.
All train service has been resum
ed between Memphis* Vicksburg
and New Orleans.
G. H. BOWER, G. P. A.
North Miss. Musical Club.
Mrs. Charles Avent delightfully
entertained the North Mississippi
Musical Club at her home on
Church street last Saturday after
noon. After a very interesting
program from Wagner’s Opera,
the Meistersinger, delicious re
freshments were served. The Club
had with them their honorary
member from Jackson, Mrs. J. N.
Flowers, who delighted them with
the rendition of one of Carrie
Jacob Bunds’ beautifl vocal se
lections. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. John L. Kirby on
May 24th.
Miss Gladys Hubbard returned
last Saturday morning from a
several days’ visit to friends in
Corinth. While there she was
the recipient of a number of so
cial courtesies.
1-3 Off -
- -S.Vt.nfi OF .1 EH EI JtY
l»o not fail to take ad
vantage ui the 1-3 oil Jew*
elr.y .Sale now on at the II.
Parsons old stand.
Tyler’s Orand has furnished fun
and enjoyment to- patrons this
week in presenting the Dog and
Monkey Show of Prof. Horne’s,
and the entertainments have been
enjoyed to the fullest extent by
the little fellows.
FOUND —Watch and chain.
To all appearance been lost for
for several years Owuer may have
same by describing itand paying
for this advertisement.
H. V. Williams.
Mrs. T. T Oliver, of Canton, re
turned home Tuesday after a few
days’ visit to her sister, Mrs. Per
cy Tucker.
Coming Soon.
Miss Perle Strickland, of Holly
Springs, will appear in onr city
soon, under the auspices of the
Chopin Club, in one of her su
perb Readings.
Miss Strickland is considered
one of the finest Readers of the
country, having gained great dis
tinction at many Chatuauquas and
other places where her splendid
work received highest praise.
At Mont Eagle last summer, in one
of her evenings, she gave 15
encores. A rare treat is in store
for all who may hear her.
FOR RENT—My residence
on Simmons street. For further
information. Phone 157.
Mrs J. Frank Carr.
Mr. and Mrs S. E Fox. of Me
ridian, are visiting the family of
Dr. J. M. Whitson this week. Mr.
Fox left Tuesday for Pensacola,
Fla., where he goes to arrange for
permanent residence. Mrs. Fox
will remain in our city for a few
weeks.
Rev. W. J O’Bryant left Mon
day morning for a several days’
visit to his family near Lexington.
He was convalescing from a sever
al days’ illness and goes for recu
peration.
SEE
JESSE F. DAVIS
For Estimates on Concrete, Brick
Work. Carpentering, Painting and
Papering.
Mrs. Z.T Carter, of Wallace, who
had been visiting the family of her
son, Mr. W B. Carter, in our city,
returned home last Sunday.
p O R REN T—A Front Room for
oupleortwo nice young men. Couple
preferred.
Phone ‘204.