The Tupelo journal., 1902-09-05

Miss Annie Delay alter a weeks visit
to relatives at Alderman is again ut
her post in the Journal.
Mrs. M. Miller and children have re-
turned from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Galveston, Texas.
Mrs. s. A. Wilkinson and little son,
Bonner Hayes. are visiting relatives at
P~cntocola, this week.
Anything you may need in Trunks,
Travelling Bags. Suit Cases, ETC., can be
had for less at Kinds Bros. K Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Carothers have
moved to Bonneville where Mr.. Caroth-
ers will engage in cotton buying,
Fall goods are piling in on us thick
and fast. have been opening new goods
for the last three weeKs.-Mille'
Little Misses Margaret and Kathleen
| and Master Milford Bonner visited rela-
| tiyes in West Point the past week.
A school bag free with every pair OF
children's School Shoes.
Kinds Bros. & Co.
For Rent-Store House on Main st.
Apply to
Mrs. JULIA G. BLAIR.
Little Miss John Kitchener is visit
ing Erin Ballard this week. Johns
little friends are delighted to see her.
81 would as soon think OF doing bust
ness without clerks as without news.
paper advertising."-John Wanamaker.
Let every white teacher in the county
who have their work at heart attend
the institute next Monday.
i. H. MlTTs, Supt.
Mr.. r. NJ. Afford of Carlo. ILL.,, arrived
in the city Friday morning and is stop
ping at his wife's fathers Mr.. Shelby
Topp.
Rev. J. E. Cunningham OF Greenville
and Mr.. J. I. Cunningham were the
guests OF Mr.. George Cunningham the
past week.
Mr.. W. A.. McCanless has charge 0
our retail Coal business. Leave your
orders for coal with him.
S. j. High, Agent.
Rev. John d. Hunter, who has been
conducting a meeting in Tennessee, will
return today and occupy his pulpit Sun
day morning and evening.
Every white teacher in the county il
expected and urged to attend the teach
er's institute in Tnpelo next Monday.
+. H. MITTs, Supt
The remnant of our summer stock
will sell at anv price, we haye but
little left and will sell for aim ost an.
price.-Miller's.
Our naw goods arriving by every
freight. They will he more reasonable
in price than ever before, such pretty
patterns and stylish Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Afford. accompa
MED by Misses Katie anil Clara TopI
left Tuesday morning over the NJ X o
for a few days outing at Mobile Ala
and coast points.
1t is the duty OF every white teacher
in Lee county to attend the teacher
institute in Tupelo next Monday, the
9Th.
+. II. MlTTs, Supt.
Every employee OF "Tupelo's Greatest
Store has been very busy for the past
two weeks opening good things for you
ALL. Come to SEQ us.
lIiNDs BRos. Il Go.
We regret to learn that Miss Erin
Cosby is i'll of fever. She has been i'll
for some time but is improving. Her
brother, Lewis, is also Ill of the same
disease. We trust tnev may soon re-
cover.
Lee county's two "Bobs' were in
town on business this week. These dis
tinguished gentlemen are well versed on
| the topics of the day and talk interest
ingly of the affai S of the county and
state.
Mr.. A. s. Wells accompanied by Mr..
John Demilley OF Tallahassee stopped
over Sunday and Monday on his way
home. Mr.. Wells has been in Colorado
for the past two months looking after
interests in that state.
We would esteem it a personal favor
if you will telephone us when you haye
visitors in your homes. 1t is impossible
for ustO know always when there are
visitors in town unless our friends ap'
prise us. Ring up sc and give us the
news.
Mr.. W. B. Whitaker and family have
removed from Tupelo to Grenada where
they will in The future reside. We re-
greet to loose these good people as resi-
dents of Tupelo and commend them to
their new neighbors as worthy OF their
confidence and esteem.
The Board OF Supervisors nave been
in session since Monday. The matter
of equalizing the real estate assess
ment of the county has claimed the at
tention of the board. a most careful
revision having been made. Tie tax
vote will be fixed at the present meet
ing.
Prof. e. ii. Mitts went to aberdeen