----- Original Message ----- From: "Louis Taunton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 3:22 PM Subject: Column > May 17, 1901 > > Bethany: We are glad to note that aged gentlemen, Mr. Ira M. Tucker, was > able to be out visiting this week. > > We acknowledge receipt of an invitation to the closing exercises of > Louisville Dental College (Ky) this month, > and would have enjoyed being present to witness our friend, Robt. W. Gaston, > graduate, for we are sure he came through with honors. > > A new post office by the name of Caney, has been established in the Rocky > Hill neighborhood. > > Mrs. R. E. Clark and little son of Minter City are visiting relatives here > this week. > > Mrs. Mary Edwards of Union City, Tenn. is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. > Nancy Fox and her brother and sister, Mr. W. M. Fox and Mrs. R. C. Jones. > She is accompanied by her little grandaughter. > > Mr. Tine Dotson, a prominent citizen of Nacogdoches, Texas, formerly of > Attala County, who has been away from Attala seventeen years, delighted old > friends by a recent visit. Kosciusko Herald. Mr. Dotson is visiting > his mother-in-law, Mrs. Nancy Fox, here this week. > > Mesdames W. J. Hammond, J. D. Comfort, F. Hillerman and Miss Carrie Comfort > was summoned Saturday to > the bedside of Mrs. Garrigues at Louisville, Miss., who is very ill. Attala > Democrat. > > We are informed that considerable excitement prevailed for a time a few > miles west of here last Monday morning because of a "mad" dog. We > understand the Plattsburg mail rider's mule was bitten by the brute. > > > May 18, 1928 > > Clay Town: Mr. Marvin Ford and family of the Delta were called here last > week by the illness of Mrs. Ford's father, Mr. Joe Hatcher. > > Union Ridge: There was a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. > Price Sunday. > > Noxapater: Mrs. (Dr.) Lovorn and children of Rocky Hill community were > guests in the home of Judge and Mrs. G. W. Jarvis last Sunday. > > Noxapater: The Gunn Drug Store is undergoing some substantial repairs which > will add to the comfort and also much to the apearance. > > Mr. K. A. Livingston left Tuesday for an extended trip to New Orleans, where > he will visit his son, W. S. Livingston, and will go from there to New > Mexico to spend the summer with his son, Dr. Wallace Livingston. > > Miss Myra Hudson will graduate from Miss. State College for Women on June > 4th. > > Mrs. Walter Baker and daughter, Geraldine, visited her friend, Mrs. > Chastang, at Jackson last week. > > Mr. Elbert Blackwood of Lepanto, Ark. is here this week visiting his > brother, Mr. "Pud" Blackwood. > > Noxapater: Mr. Jack Eichelberger of Mashulaville, and Mr. and Mrs. Phil > Eichelberger of Columbus were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. > Martin the past weekend. > > Mr. Julian B. Clement of St. Louis, Mo. spent several days with his parents, > Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Clement. >