THE MATHISTON PRESS ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY BY E. LOVETT, PUBLISHER AND PROPRITOR ALL THE NEWS THAT’S FIT TO PRINT VOLUME 1 NUMBER 15 APRIL 29, 1910 LOCAL MENTION [ Chas F. Brock, Local Editor]: Olie Kilpatrick was in town on business Tuesday. - L. M. Bridges has let a contract for a new residence. - W. J. Malone made a pleasure trip to Columbus Sunday. - Sam Springer of Woodland was in town trading Tuesday. - Hon. T. R. Langston of Walthall was in town yesterday. - A number of our old Confeds attended the reunion at Mobile. - C. M. Holland is attending the Presbytery in Oakland this week. - Cluff Dunlap of Grady spent Sunday night with Pascal McCain. - A. H. Sealey’s new residence will soon be ready for occupancy. - Tom Cooper of Eupora passed through Tuesday, en route to Derma. - H. L. Watts of Winona was in town Tuesday having dental work done. - Rev. Martin and wife of Winona passed through our town Monday. - Mrs. J. B. Atkins of Ruleville visited friends and relatives here this week. - Quite a number of our people attended the debate at Sherwood on Saturday night. Miss Stella Sorrell of Eupora visited Mrs. Lou Lamb the first part of this week. - Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Easterwood of Maben spent Friday in home of Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler. - Misses Hattye McCain and Maude Harvey, who have been teaching in the public schools of Webster, are back at home to friends, their schools having closed. - J. M. Shaw of near Mt. Pisgah made us a pleasant call this week. - Will Crow of Oklahoma visited his sister, Mrs. J. Pierce, the first part of the week. - For fresh groceries go to the Gold Mine Cash Store, the best and cheapest. H. M. Griffin. - Tip Cooper and wife for Fort Loring are visiting the former’s brother, John Cooper, this week. - Call on Brown & Freshour for plow sharpening, horse shoeing, and all kinds of blacksmithing. Cheap for cash. - Mrs. Lizzie Cook of Haileyville, Okla., is out here for a summer’s visit to relatives and friends, Mrs. Cook was accompanied by Miss Effie Lindsey, of the Bluff Springs community, who had been visiting her in her Oklahoma home. - Mrs. J. L. Akins, little son J. H. and daughter Lois of Ruleville are visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. C. E. Brock, this week. A QUIET HOME WEDDING: Eufala Cobb of Greenwood and Miss Minnie Allen were quietly married Wednesday afternoon in the home of the bride’s father, W. E. Allen. Both of the contracting parties have a number of friends here who gladly join us in extending hearty congratulations and good wishes. REVIVAL MEETING: W. T. Brooks, evangelist, and Mr. Lewis, singer and personal worker, will begin a meeting at the Christian church in West Point Saturday night, April 30. Our people are invited to attend and help in the meeting.
