The Tupelo journal., 1902-12-05

MIS-. v. u. DdltIe TetuT1eu UUIS MOTI
ing to her home in Verona, after spend
ing a few days with her son Robt. Bat
tle.-Corinthian.
Mrs. R. w. Hansell and little son
Walker of Nett!eton, were the welcome
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Pound the
latter part of last week.
For Rent-Cottage On Broadway, c
rooms, bored well and out houses apply
to. Frank GoOdlett.
CliftOn's Pharmacy
Wraps worth $50 for $500
20 1850.
Is $50 etc.-Gar
rett Blue Store.
Mr.. Will Mcpherson of Memphis, now
travelling for aChicago Tobacco firm is
mingling with his old friends here this
week, who extend TO him a cordial
welcome.
Do you know we pay express on al
bills over $500. You can trade from q
distance like you were in the store. we
can make selections for you that we
know will please.-Miller's.
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.
School Wanted.-A Young lady, with
a cer tificate. from Lee County. desires a
school as principal or assistant. Would
teach in private family if desired. Refer
ences given. Apply to Journal Office.
Mrs. J. 4. Miller and daughter, Mar
GREET of Leland. Miss arrived in the
city Monday and are now the guests oi
Mrs. A. Edmonds, Mrs, Miller's many
friends gave her a cordial welcome to
her old home.
Miss Geneva Boggan has as her guest
Hiss Mary Harlan, of Macon, Miss.
Miss Harlan is a NEST entertaining
Young lady and will be the recipient OF
! many social courtesies during her visit
to Tupelo.
Among the former pastors of the
Methodist Church here who are at
tending conference we were pleased to
meet ;sevs. j. w. Honnell. n. q. Angus
tus and r. A. Meek. These ministers
stand in the front rank among their
bretheren and occupy enviable positions
in the conference.
Prof. J. B. Thompson Of Shannon,
was in town Saturday on business with
the county superintendent, Professor
Thompson is principal ns the Shannon
school and during his two wears there.
has built up most iourishing school
He is among the best young teachers in
this part of the state.
Troy Graham. OF Tupslo, Miss, was
in Selmer Tuesday morning on his way
to Adamsville, where he was married
on Wednesday to Miss Gazelle Morris.
Mr.. Graham is Il popular employe of the
Ma O. II. r. Co.. and his bride is one Of
McNairy county's most admirable
young adies.-Selmer Post.
Mr.. Virgil Phillips brought to town
Yesterday a radish which measured IS
inches in length. 13H in circumference
and weighed four pounds 1t was
grown by Mr.. Galloway fou miles west
of Tupelo. The season this fall has
been fine for the growth of vegetables
in this section and many have had
wonderful success.
At a session Of the Baptist church
on Thursday night OF Int week a
unanimous call was made on DR.. Ellis of
Senatobia to accept the passionate of
this church. Dir. Ellis delivered the
commencement sermon before the
Graded school last June and made a
most favorable impression. He ia
recognized as one OF the strongest and
best preachers OF his church in the
state and the congregational here would
be o.tunate to secure him. He has not
yet signfied his intention ihthe matter,
but will very soon give the church q
final answer.