The Tupelo journal., 1902-12-26

10 u Noh Noo>A w INV As
for which we return than KS.
Mr.. J.. Y. Mayfield and family have
moved to Smithville where they will re-
side. We trust they may find a pleasant
home in their new location.
Mrs. f. +. Ballard and children and
Miss Hattie k~eyesarrived from Waynes-
boro Sunday night and will remain
some time visiting their relatives.
Latest STYLES in Shirts, Collars, Cuffs,
Ties, Hats, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Buttons and intact. anything
yon need in mems wear at Ford's.
The folio wing A. and NJ. boys are at
home to spend Christmas. G.. r.. Spen-
Ger, 5. G.. Spencer, Jim Bunch, L. l..
Joyner, f.. +. Mills, e.. +. Lilly, an d
Lem Brown.
Rev. j. c. Park. the new presiding
Elder of Aberdeen District will preach at
the Methodist church next Sunday at IL
a. IN, and 7 p. m. All invited to hear
him.
Watch-night services at the Methodist
church Wednesday night, Dec, 31st.
Suitable program is being arranged.
The pastor requests good attendance OF
members and friends.
Ed Birmingham of Rusk, was in town
Tuesday and dropped in and squared
accounts with the journal. He says
that he cannot do without the paper
it is a household necessity.
A.C. McVay, the clever and efficient
Justice of the Peace for the east end of
Saturday and took occasion to square
accounts with this paper.
And now that Christmas is near and
you want a nice picture for your sweet
heart come to HUFFMAN. Where there
is beauty he always takes it and where
there is none he always makes it.
Dan Kelly of Plantersville was in
town Monday and dropped in and
placed us under obligation for very
substantial evidence of his appreciation
OF the journal. He has our thanks.
In the picture prize contests OF the
Commercial Appeal little Mamie Haynes
and Clyte Yates won the prizes on
the pictures sent in. These little Misses
are delighted with their success.
Curtis Mcneil of the Second district
was in town Tuesday and had us to
place his name on our subscription list.
| Mr.. Mcneil is a young man just starting
out and has bright prospects ahead OF
him.
#. T.. Gorden and family have moved
down and are now residing on the farm
recently purchased of Mr.. J. H. Oglesby.
Mr.. Gordon and family have received a
most cordial welcome as citizens OF
Tupelo.
Dir. Fl. w Key of Columbus, Ga,
preached Sunday morning at the Metho-
dist church and in the evening at the
| Cumberland Presbyterian church. Both
sermons were enjoyed by the congrega-
tions present.
The following young ladies who
have been attending the Industrial
Institute and College. are at home for
the HOLIDAYS Misses Lollie Riley. Jen-
| ME May Harris, Mile Brown, Emma"
May Laney.
Mr.. J. b. Alternately and family left
the past week for Shannon where they
will in future reside. We regret to lose
this estimable family as citizens of this
vicinity, but are pleased that they will
remain in Lee county. !
Mr.. 2. j. Mattox Of Richmond was
in town Saturday and handed us two
years subscription to the journal. Mr..
Mattox reports that the crop of his.
section was short, a thing rarely known
in the Richmond country.
Our friend Joe Kelly Of Amity drop
ped in and handed us two years SUBJ
sciption to the journal for which he
has our thanks. If everybody was as
ioylal and kind hearted as Joe Kelly
this world would be the brighter for it.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ezell and child en-
arrived the past week from Chicago
aud are visiting relatives in town.
They are well pleased with their resi-
dence in the Windy City, but find it
much colder than the weather in the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Strauss announce the
approaching marriage OF their 5augh-
ter Mamie, to Mr.. Henry Weiss of
Clarendon Arkansas, to take place at
their residence in this city, Jan. the 4th
1903. DIR. Joseph Herr Of Columbus
officiating.