Local and Personal Court in session at Corinth this week
Numerous notices detail visits and household travel among residents of Corinth and nearby towns. Individuals from Memphis, Mt. Hope, Pott's Camp, Burnsville, Inka, Jonesboro, Moscow, Tuscumbia, Crenshaw, and other locales are listed with relatives, guests, and social calls. A family watermelon anecdote, church services, and upcoming events are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Barnett
W. Bostick
Margaret
Memphis
Twka
Methodist Conference in session at Booneville cue
Local column notes the Methodist District Conference meeting in Booneville with attendance by Revs McIntosh Savage James and Messrs Ross Pyle. Visitors include Mr and Mrs H R Smith of Houston Miss and Misses Augusta Quey Ella and Julia Johnson from Decatur, Tus Miss. Also items on beef market seeks cattle, fire insurance ads, and local society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist District Conference
Booneville
W. M. McIntosh
O. L. Savage
J. R. James
W. T. Ross
J. A. A. Pyle
H.R. Smith
Houston
Miss
Viperte
Smith
South Tishomingo
S. C
Decatur
Tus
Augusta Quey
Ella
Julia Johnson
Mineral Springs Hotel
Dinner Party Honored Judge Mitchell at Leatherwood Hotel
Deputy Clerk J H Webb hosted a quiet dinner at the Leatherwood Hotel on the circuit court's first day honoring Judge J H Mitchell. Attendees included Judge and Mrs Mitchell and family, H J Blakeslee commissioner of agriculture, Senator J A Cunningham, E A Payne sheriff, W T Bennett attorney, G W Dudley editor, and Mrs J H Webb. Dr J T Walker was absent on a Delta trip. Ruth Shockley of Inika visited the city with her brother Saw Shockley en route to Booneville. Wednesday Corinthian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatherwood
Circuit Court
J. H. Webb
J. H. Mitchell
H. J. Blakeslee
Agriculture
J. A. Cunningham
E A. Payne
W. T. Bennett
G. W. Dudley
The
Viperre
Ruth Shockley
Inika
Shockley
Booneville
Wanted Produce Buyers and Local Notices
Wanted butter eggs and all kinds of saleable produce. Highest market price paid by C. W. McKnight. Mr. J. L. King, formerly a citizen of Inka and lumberman, died at Hot Springs Ark July 18 from stomach trouble and was buried at Clarkton Ark. We have slippers in stock and undersell others. W. W. Harris & Co. Mr. W. W. Shinault and Mrs. Shin, with daughter Annie T. Lee, of Bonneville Miss., arrived Friday and traveled to White Sulphur Springs Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
C. W. McKnight
J. J. W. Skidmore
Osteopathyaician
Corinth
Tuka
Mineral Springs
Jno
F. Harris
Twka
Monay
J. L. King
Inka
Hot Springs
Ark
Clarkton
W. W. Harris & Co
W. W. Shinault
Beau-Nots Entertain With Mother Goose Poems At Clara Rutledge Home
The Beau-Nots hosted Miss Clara Rutledge on Thursday afternoon for an informal meeting. Guests answered Toll call with quotes, then illustrated a Mother Goose rhyme. Three finalists drew for the prize. Miss Cook won. Ices served by Lillian Ratnedge and Matella Watson. A slip on each plate sparked conversation. Attendees included Miss White of Bonham and Maury Williers of Memphis. Mr. V. B. Ware visited Mascumbis this week. Died July 18 near Jacinta: Martha Arnold, about 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rutledge
Cook
White
Carmack
Miss Cook
Lillian Ratnedge
Ma- Tella Watson
Bonham, Tex
Maury Wile Liars
Memphis, Tenn
V. B. Ware
Mascumbis
Lillian Thomas
Harvey
Jacinta
Martha Arnold
Farmer's Institute Opens In Tishomingo August 1909
Tishomingo August meeting announces institute under Mississippi A and M College with discussions on live farming topics for farmers and families. Short course runs Aug 16 to 28 at A and M College, round-up institute final four days. Also notes church services, local deliveries, auctions and community notices including property offers and railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Institute
Tishomingo
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College and Experiment Station
A. & M. College
Anguist
Paden Dots Local News and Community Notes
Paden Dots shares community updates from Paden and Burton including illness in W C Patterson’s family and Mr Oscar Smith’s illness, a rain shower, and a letter intended for printing. It notes young folks visiting Red Bay and a music event by R Elledge, along with a marriage in Dennis and a local sled of farm exchange offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Patterson
Imother
Burton
Jax Shackelford
Cascilla
Paden
Burtons
Lockman
Red Bay
Alu
Lise
R. Elledge
Planet 18
Oscar Smith
Route 2
P den
Meeks
Henry Robinson
Kinnie Whittled
Bessie Blanchard
Dennis
Tam
Grand Pic Nic at Red Sulphur Springs Aug 7 1909
A Grand Pic Nic will be given on Saturday August 7 1909 at Red Sulphur Springs. Everyone is invited to bring well filled baskets and spend a day in pleasant recreation at this delightful health resort. Red Sulphur Springs is a beautiful place for a picnic and promises a good time.
Cresap case raised on irresistable impulse to kill on Artesia depot platform
The defense argues Chas R. Smith may claim irresistible impulse to kill A. B. Laurent, a point for Mississippi Supreme Court review. The public record notes railroad expansion, with Mississippi Central Rail Road borrowing ten million dollars to extend toward the Gulf, reaching near Natchez and Hattiesburg and possibly Scranton or Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas R. Smith
A. B. Laurent
Artesia
Supreme Court
Mr. Witherspoon
Meridian
Mississippi Central Railroad
Gulf
Natchez
Hattiesburg
Scranton
Mobile
Texas
Gulfport
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. T. Hammerly
Bama Akers
G. T. Reid
Jas. H. Pancloth
Red Buy
Willard Moseley
Messrs F. and
H. McKnight
Sam Shockley, Jr
Messrs
W. B. Ellis
H. L. Moser
Burnsville
L. O. Bishop
Bishop, Ala
Ike Stone
Henderson, Tenn
E. L. McKie
A. A. Jordan
Katie Patterson
Sallie Barnett
J. B. Parker
Pott's Camp
Iuka
R.N. Dean
Mary Williams
Ben F. McRae
Elam Smith
W. J. Moore
8. F. Turner
Moscow, Tenn
W.E. Ware
W. J. Brinkley
Tuscumbia
Ala
Delta
Dwyer
Mary Archer
Crenshaw
Ethel Archer
T. R. Jones
Nina Cunningham
Lit
He Boy
Bowmeville
H.C. Harris
Harris Supply Co
Cherokee
W. B. Gooch
Castleberry Place
Lynch
J.S. Nagle
Clock Land
J. N. Wood
Allsboro
W. W. Harris
C. H. Harris
W. M. Twitty
Mr. Robi. Blankenship
Riverton
C. B. Massey
P. Bernstein
Flo Goyer
Fultin
Dr. Copeland
City Pro
North — Mississippi Land Co
H.B. Cameron
Leatherwood Hotel
Lizzie Lynch
Jas. Bayless
R. L. Smith
J. H. Faircloth
Liverpool
London and Globe
BS Home
Phenix
Hartford
Tishomingo Banking Co
B. B. Coffey
Nashville, Tenn
S.W. Shockley
Jula
Mae
Lizzie Robinson
J. L. Robinson
Henry B. Downey
Addie Puryear
Darien
C. T. Harris
Monta Moser
Model Drug Store
Henry Curtis
G. A. Preston
Birmingham
Dickson
Cincinnati
Annie Ford
Conservatory of Music
Clay
Ruddy Hall
Joe Tignor
Lisle Simm
J.D. McKinney
W. J. Epting
Baptist Church
Oklahoma
Tishominga Co
Geo. McMasters
Martha Cope
Paducah
C. W Misch. W. Harris
McKnight
P. E. Duncan
West Point
M2 C. Campbell
Snowdown
Mr. Newly Wynn
Paris
Tex
G. T. Wynn
Jyhe
Mrs. Granberry
Collierville, Tenn
J. D. McDonald
J. W. Barnett
W. A. Shippey
Snider, Tex
J. R Gravette
Wheeler
Leonard
Shippey
Laura J. Ellis
J. F. Walker
W. DB. Gooch
Wiggins, Miss
J. B. Gravey
Statesville
N. C
Old State
A. J. Crenshaw
Courtland
Catherine
Aly
T. Carmack
John Grah Nam
Mmany
the Park Amusement Company
J. C. Jourdan
Kathleen McIntosh
Booneville, Miss
Guy Modlin
Sacred Concert Mineral Springs Park
Mineral Springs Park
Co. W. McKnight
Geo L. McMasters
E. W. Clapp
Red Sulphur Spring
Hugh M. Hubus
Commercial Appeal
Kodak
G. T. Jordan
St. Louis
Cate
Williams
L. R. Davis
G. W. Cresap
Besig
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