THE MATHISTON PRESS ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY BY E. LOVETT, PUBLISHER AND PROPRITOR ALL THE NEWS THAT’S FIT TO PRINT VOLUME 1 NUMBER 14 (CONTINUED) APRIL 22, 1910 MEMORIAL AT DOUBLE SPRINGS: The 17th Annual Memorial at Double Springs will be held on Friday, April 29, 1910 and a cordial invitation is extended to all to come and enjoy the program. Morning Sermon - “Our Dead” by Rev. W. A. Jordan, Starkville; Evening Sermon - “Resurrection” by Rev. W. E. M. Brogan, Starkville. A hand to hand shake “Farewell” Dr. A. L. Nason, Pres. J. L. McReynolds, Sec., Prof. John Ward, Musician. G. C. MCKEE – FIRE AND WINDSTORM INSURANCE – Mathiston, Mississippi - Office in Bank. - BROWN & FRESHOUR – BLACKSMITHS & WHEELWRIGHTS – Mathiston, Mississippi - Gun Repairing and Horse Shoeing a specialty. In rear of my old stand. - POWELL B. TROTTER – DENTIST – Mathiston, Mississippi – At office every day except Sunday. - DR. H. J. HARPOLE – DENTAL SURGEON – Office next door south of W. H. Hull’s store. - MABEN, MISSISSIPPI. DANCY DOINGS [By Betsey]: Miss Bess Walker and brother were Sunday visitors in the home of Rev. Frank Poss. - We are glad to note that little Charley Burges is improving quite fast now. - Miss Minnie Wilson came up from Maben and spent Sunday with us. - We regret to lose Mr. and Mrs. Harris from our town, Mr. Harris having accepted a position at Ackerman. We are fortunate, however, in having Mr. Fitzgerald from the same place, as our agent. - James Carothers and Miss Nannie Ray attended Catholic service at Montpelier Tuesday. - Mrs. Sue Burges spent Sunday night and Monday with Maben friends. - We were glad to have E. Lovett of the Ma’en Press with us for a short while Tuesday. - Henry Burges was shopping in Dancy Wednesday. - Mrs. Clara Little and children left last week for Missouri, where she goes to join her husband. - Emmett Walker and Ray Cobb have taken the contract to catch a live owl. Let us hope they’ll succeed. STURGIS SAYINGS [Miss Sallie Bevil]: John Hunt, Jr. is seriously ill at his home two miles west of our town. - Tom Frazier was called from French Camp where he is attending school to the bedside of his mother, who is seriously ill in the home of Andrew Frazier. - Mrs. Bettie Hall of Longview spent Thursday here. - Miss Hettie Rives was in town Monday. - Mrs. Wallace returned home Saturday. - Miss Maude Woodson is quite sick. - Mrs. Allie Green and little son are visiting in town this week. - John Foster spent last week at the parsonage. J. A. CLARDY’S - Headquarters and Lowest Prices FOR Furniture, Rugs, Matting, Trunks, Coffins, Etc. – Maben, Mississippi. BUYING CANNED GOODS is a pleasure when buying at our store because we keep our store clean, our shelves clean, and our goods clean, and we handle only standard brands that insure purity, cleanliness, and freedom from deadly poisons. – Call on us for Anything in Fancy Groceries. MABEN GROCERY COMPANY
