The Tupelo journal., 1902-10-03
LOCAL.
ulia Marlowe Shoes at Billiards..

!. Mr.. Robt. Burt OF Verona was in
town Oh business yesterday.
Miller always sold you cheap, watch
our store for bottom rices.-Miller's.
Messrs Sam and Jasper Knowles of
Corona, were in town on business yester
day.
When you try a pair of Julia Marlowe
Shoes, you will have no Other.-Bal-
lard's.
Billiards. stock OF ladies fine Shoes
! can't be surpassed. See our Dutten-
hopper line.
!. Regular services at the Methodist
church next Sunday at II a. m. and
7'3O p. m. by the Pastor.
Read every word in our advertise
ment this week. you will be well paid
! for your time. Miller's
Walter Shelton, the hustling young
merchant OF Garrett was in town on
business yesterday,
You must see our new line of skirts,
just arrived by express, for further des-
cription zoe Adv.-Miller's.
Get satisfaction by ordering your
= suit OF clothes and pants from GOLD.
BURG, Tupelo's Tailor.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and al
tering clothes at popular prices.-GoLD-
BURG. Tupelo's Tailor.
81 would as soon think of doing bust
4 | nASG UIthoDt alnrEo nc NUIfhnnf naNE.
paper advertising John Wanamaker.
We guarantee everything we sell and
if anything does not prove satisfactory
we cheerfully return the money-Miller's
The Pastor of the Cum berland Presbv-
!; terrain church will preach at the Presby-
terian church Sunday evening at $50.
:. Henry Eden of Meridian was in the
city Sunday visiting relatives Henry is
now on the road for Myer-Bannermen
! st. Louis.
i The Fortnightly Matinee Club were
. delightfully."- entertained Wednes day
afternoon, by that most charming Of
! hOstesses. Mrs. G.. W. Troy.
! Your piano tuned and repaired at
about one hall price. Leave orders
. for work at Art Gallery.
WALTER L.. HUFFMAN.
The officers are still at work and will
run down all guilty parties. The gang
: was well organized and the extent OF
\ their robberies will never be known.
. Mrs. Leila Hiltbruner, of Memphis
spent several days OF the past week in
Tupelo on a visit to her relatives and
old friends in Tupelo. A most cordial
welcome awaited her.
3 We don't keep trashy goods, but we
have some that got here somehow that
we will close out at price. Black twill
suits for men at $3.50, pants 69c, and
shirts ut 19c. look at them.-Miller's.
There will be service at the Cumber
land Presbyterian church Sunday at IL
ii. m. The pastors subject will be The
Importance OF Bible Rudy. The pastor
will preach for the Presbyterians at
night.
Misses Mary EVELYN Cattrell. Nina
Brady and Bessie Levy accompanied
by Messrs Pinson Duke and RObt.
McEachln, of West Point, were the
pleasant guests Of Capt. Reyes and
family last Sunday.
Preaching at the Central Christian
church first Lords Day in Oct. by
Bro. f. c. McDougal. Co-Presldent OF
Georgia Robertson Christian College, OF
Henderson, Tenn, at IL a III. and Z p.
m. Song service from 2 to . p. M.
The 4th Quarterly Conference for the
Tupelo Methodist Church will be held
Wednesday s p. III. Oct. Sth. Presid
ing Elder Woodland of Aberdeen will be
present ard pre,ide. This meeting is
expected to finish the church business
of the year 1902.
Julius Strauss and family left Monday
for Birmingham, Ala, where they VIII
in the future reside. Julius has accepted
a position there which carried with 1T.
sufficient inducement to make it to his
Interest 10 dCCept. Ilc 10 IL hIoo Sieo'
business young man and will succeed.
The best wishes of their many friends
follow the family to their new location.
In the weaving contest for the prize
offered by Overseer Jones, OF the Tupelo
Cotton Mills Tor the grea test lumber OF
Yards woven in a period OF 13 days the
prize was won by Byron Simmons, Jr.
he having woven 1880 yards which was
$50 yards more than any other weaver
in the mill.
Messrs. Brown and Barnett OF Mont
gomery, Ala, have an advertisement
in this weeks paper which speaks for
itself. This firm has opened up in the
Blair building and will carry a line
OF dry goods, notions and shoes. They
secured three OF rupelos' most popu-
lar young ladies who will act as sales
ladies. These are. Misses LOWE Thorn
as, Grace Matthews and Estell Porter
who invite their friends to call and see
them. The store will be open to the
public Saturday morning.
Mrs. Walter Smith and Miss Stella
and Walter and Victor, left the past
week for Chicago. where they will in