Courtesy of the Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society

day, some of them making purchase and some merely looking at the display of
pretty new good, and all were given a cordial welcome. Mr. Downs says his sales
on that day were more than satisfactory.
Ancel Epps, of Dennis Route 3, who spent the winter in Florida, was in town
Monday and subscribed to The Times.
Horace Hill and wife and Sam D. Johnson and wife, of Booneville, were visiting in
Belmont Sunday afternoon.
LOST — In the hills of Franklin County, Ala., one medium size, slender-built fox
hound. Color black with a little white on breast. Had on collar with “O. P. Davis,
Burnsville, Miss.” on it. If found, please notify O. P. Davis, Burnsville, Miss., or
Boney Winchester, Belmont, Miss.
Mr. Thomas, of the Thomas Drug Co., was called to Tupelo Wednesday morning on
account of the death of his mother-in-law, Mrs. M. E. Mosler, which occurred at her
home Tuesday night.
Jesse Ward, of Biloxi, who recently bought the home of W. C. Wood, arrived last
week with his family. We welcome them to our town.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steele, of Sulligent, Ala., spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. Steele returned home Sunday night, Mrs. Steele will remain for a few days.
See our splendid assortment of men’s Oxfords, ladies’ pumps and children’s dress
shoes at attractive prices. Belmont Merc. Co.
The Times has added 100 new subscribers to our list the past three weeks, pretty
good for beginners, isn’t it
Mrs. Belle Ferguson honored our office with a visit last Thursday, and renewed her
subscription to The Times.
R. C. Baley is Greenwood Springs and other points this week, looking after lumber
interests of his firm.
Same old stand, same courteous treatment, same saving in prices, considering
quality. Belmont Merc. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Audie Crabb recently of this place but now of Red Bay, Ala., spent
Sunday here.
J. C. Ezzell, of Route 1, was in town Saturday, and while here subscribed for The
Times.