The Tupelo journal., 1902-12-19

HE w =. III LIdSClY dIttI IL NlSlU w Dtl
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hoyle, has
returned to Memphis. /
81 would as soon think of doing bust
ness without clerks as without news
paper advertising.'-John Wanamaker.
Mr.. and Mrs Magee of Jackson
Tenn. came down to attend the funeral
of their little grandson, Murrel, last
Friday.
Mrs. Senter will give a song recital
at the Opera House, the night OF the
25th. She viii be assisted by some OF
the best local talent.
Miss Hattie Sue Keyes, who is now
teaching at Waynesboro will return
home to spend the holidays much to the
| delight of her many friends.
/ Walter Berry has Just returned from
a business trip to the Delta and
Arkansas where he went in the inter
est of the Southern Nursery Co.
Mr.. J. II. Butler one of Amity's good
citizens was in town Yesterday and
took occasion while here to hand us q
years subscription to the Journal.
As usual Santa Claus makes Millers
his headquarters. Come down and let
him know what you want for Christ
mas, bill is Observation-Disclosures.
Latest STYLES in Shirts, Collars, Cuffs,
Ties, Hats. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
GLOVES, Butte ms. and intact, anything
yon need in mems wear at Ford's.
All the late novelties in gentlemen's
vrofoh f,.hc in Vii Gill and n,,bla 10
signs,
Mrs. A. E. SIvLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Huffman and
Miss Lola Huffman left the past week
for the Indian Territory, where they will
spend the holidays with relatives.
hats for the holidays. Nothing more
suitable for a Christmas present.
Mrs. A. E. Sivley.
The Fortnightly Matinee Club was
most pleasantly entertained at it's last
meeting by Mrs. j. @, Robins, the sub
iect OF the evening being George Elliott
Rev. DR.. Key, son of Bishop Key, is
expected to preach one sermon at the
Methodist church nexr Sunday and one
at the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
There will be preaching at the Metho-
dist church, Wednesday, Dec, "a, at I
p. m. and on Christmas Day at II a. m.
At latter service an Offering will be
made for United Charities.
And now that Christmas is near and
you want a nice picture for your sweet
heart come to HUFFMAN. Where there
l., hoo,,fv ha n1u-u " q r a Ixaa - opI ,,ho.o
there is non he ALWAYS makes it.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. y. McGaughey OF
Verona, were visitors to the city
Wednesday. Mr.. McGaughey took
occasion while here to have his sub
scription credited on our booksf for 1903.
There will be services at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and at night. The pastor
will preach at IL a. m. and Rev. DR..
Key of the Methodist church at Z p. m
Good attendance is expected
Rev. j. C. Park. the new Presiding
Elder Of the Aberdeen District is expect
ed to preach one OF the sermon at the
Methodist church next Sunday. Mr.
Park is a gifted preacher, a successful
Epworth Lacquer and a fine singer All
invited.
Mr.. 1T. l.. Brown and son, ID. n.
Brown Of Nettleton. were here on bust
ness tuesday. The elder Mr.. Brown
has been a constant reader of the
Journal since it's establishment and is
rs punctual in paying his subscription
as he is his taxes.
At the home of the bride near Moores-
sIi - ~. -,a. ~ H. III -
Mr.. Il. = Powell and Miss Terrell
Cook were united in marriage, Esquire
q. W. Patton officiating in his usual
felicitous style. The bride is a popular
and sweet Young lady while the groom
il a successful young farmer. The happy
couple have the best wishes of a~host of
friends for a long and happy welded life
in which the Journal joins.
The Journal force acknowledge re-
ceipt OF an invitation to be present at a
double wedding to be celebrated at the
hospitable home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Tynes. Of Kirksville. when Mr.. Ben
w. Caldwell and Miss olga Loice Tynes
and IL. s. Phillips. Esq and Miss
Blanche Werniess Tynes are to be united
in matrimony. The young ladies are
both beautiful and accomplished and
we congratulate the prospective grooms
in advance.
There is regret all over the Holly
Springs District that they will have to
give up their former Presiding Elder,
Rev. y. q. Augustus. who has been
sent by The conference to Greenville
He is recognized by all as a
man of unusual ability. The people of
Greenwood are to be congratulated on
occurring him for their pastor. They
may rest assured that they will be serv-
ID energetically earnestly and faithfully.
Rev. r. HI. B. Eladney, the new pas
OF the Methodist church, comes
rom Pickens, where he is much loved
" the yeople. He stands high in the
conference. We, in behalf Of the people
II Holly Springs. extend him Il hearty
yelcome.-Holly Springs Reporter.