30 Sep 1909
Page 5
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Newspaper
Laurel Ledger
Location
Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
5
Beards carries new hats and Hart Schaffner & Marx suits. The Tate Co. sells Red Texas Seed Oats and Dunagin Whitaker Co. offers boys suits knee pants and caps. W F Rumble lists rental properties and local sales of 80 acre farm four miles east with 50 acres cleared. J B Collins, Dan Carter, W Hardy, and local shops like Laurel Grocery and Morgan & Bender's advertised goods and services.
Notice states the dissolution of the Fine Bros partnership with Joe Fine withdrawing and Nathan Fine assuming all liabilities. Dated September 2, 1909, signed by Joe Fine.
Middling cotton in the Laurel market quotes today at 12.90 cents per pound, reflecting steady trading. Local growers and merchants track daily shifts as prices hold near the week's level.
The Epworth Leaguers union installation service postponed from last Tuesday night due to the storm will be held Friday night October 1 at 8 p m. Dr F L Walton and W D Slankins of Meridian will speak. Public, especially youths, invited.
Farmers save peavine hay as cotton picking winds down due to a short crop. Timber buyers have been active in the past week. J. D. Holifield and L. Collins hosted Hawks visitors Sunday. Geo. Schwan visited J. D. Holifield on Tuesday. Mill Creek School will open Monday.
Superintendent of Water Works Stoltzfus has a gang of city prisoners busy laying sewer pipe from Fifth Street north on Eighth Avenue.
Mississippi Jones County issues citation to Mrs M E Weitzel Mobile Alabama to appear January 3 1910 in Chancery Court to defend the case Co S Williams et al as defendant. Dated September 29 1909 by Clerk J H Crawrown.
Constable W P Valentine to sell on October 4 1909 at Lau rel Mississippi public outcry to satisfy judgment in favor of Mrs E N Patton against C M McDonald for 87261 plus costs auctioning Lots 1 and 8 in Block 4 Pettibone addition Lau rel to the highest bidder for cash. execution directed by M C Bush Circuit Clerk of Jones County Mississippi.
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