The Tupelo journal., 1902-09-26
LOCAL.

c.. Long made a business trip to
Bonneville Monday.
Ask your neighbors about Julia Mar
lowe Shoes.-Ballard,s.
Miss Lula Petty. OF Shannon, vas a
visitor to the city Monday.
w. d. Anderson, attended Chancery
court in Pontotoc this week.
Lee Alternately OF leighton. was in
town on business Wednesday.
George Long and John Witt made a
business trip to Mobile last week.
Mrs. Kellum, mother of g.. w. Long,
is visiting her daughter in West End.
After a short stay at Marietta Springs
Frank Henderson has returned home.
Miss Christine Clark left the past week
for Nashville where she enters school.
Lon Gates visited his lsister Mrs.
Pritchard at Coldwater, the first OF the
week.
When you try a pair OF Julia Marlowe
Shoes, you will have no other.-Bal-
lard's.
Full line OF latest style all wool shirt.
waist at prices hat you can't buy the
goods for.
Miss Ostella Rowan OF Chesterville, was
the guest of Mrs. C. A. Wood a few days
OF last week.
Billiards. stock OF ladies fine Shoes
can't be surpassed. See our Dutten-
hopper line.
After a weeks visit to Mr.. Bogles
family in tennessee Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
] have returned home.
Miss Emma Boyle, a charming young
lady OF tennessee is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Boyle.
Mrs. l.. R. Gates and the children arr
the guests OF her mother Mrs. Metcalf at
Palmetto this week.
Get satisfaction by ordering YOU
suit OF clothes and pants from GOLD.
BURG, Tupelo's Tailor.
! Those ready to wear hats for ladies
has the town talking about them, come
and see them.-Miller's.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and al
tering clothes at popular prices. -GoLD
BURG. luDelO S Ia1lor.
The many friends OF Mr.. Joseph He's
ter were pleased to see him in Tupelo or
a short visit this week.
Miss Ola Gardner is now at the deliv
cry window at the post office and make
I a most efficient assistant.
: We have sold more boy suits in tn,
last week than ever before. price, quail
ty and style did it.-Miller's.
Miss Mamie Myers OF West Point, wa
the guest OF the Misses Reyes the pas
week, returning to her home Monday.
81 would as soon think of doing bust
ness without clerks as without news
paper advertising John Wanamaker
Mrs. Jas. Redus, and her sister, Mis-
Mamie Rogers of Shannon, were in tn
city visiting friends and relatives las
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. W. Robins and Miss Maggie
kincanhon visited Mr.. J. W. Reyes
family in Memphis this week.
w. P. Stribling, Esq, OF Marlin, Texas
arrived in the city IA few days since, ant
is on a short visit to his parents.
For Rent-Store House on Main st.
Apply to
Mrs. JULIA c. BLAIR.
Walter Gray one of the 9Th districts
most enterprising and successful youn:
farmers was in town on bushes
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Motlow arrived iron
Greenwood Springs tuesday and joined
her husband. They are guests OF tn
Hotel Read.
+. F. Filgo went to Memphis the frs
of the wesk where he made selections OF
a good line offalls goods for his store a
Leighton.
Dick Lilly made a business trip t.
Memphis this week. where he made ex
tensive purchases for the firm of Il. Il.
Lilly & Son at Chesteryille.
J. W. Sample spent several days thii
week at Memphis, where he bought F.;
good stock of goods for the fall trad
for his store at Coonewar.
Onr esteemed friend w. A. Smith O
Bissell vas in town Saturday and tool
occasion while here to square his &C
counts with the Journal.
Miss Lula Laney left the past weel
for kosciusko where she goes to re
sumo her position as hall teacher in tn
graded school of that place.
Mr.. W. A. McCanless has charge 0
our retail Coal business. Leave you
orders for coal with him.
s. j. HIGH, Agent.
Hugh Anderson has gone to Nashville
where he enters the Nashville Medica
College, We wish for him a successful
and pleasant years work.
For Re~nt.-Three rooms over gu
store for rent cheap.
COCHRAN BROS.
Guntown, Miss
Visit our store, makes no difference il
you want to buy or not will be pleased
to quote you price, and post you OF
what is the style. Miller's.
After a visit OF a few months to rela
tives in Memphis, Mrs. Mollie Hunter
has returned home, to the delight o
her many friends.
Capt. Wa. Patterson of Nettleton wa'
in town Tuesday. The Captain is mucl
improved in health and is now engaged
selling monuments in which business ht
il meeting with good sucress.
The body OF Kemp Edwards, colored
was killed in the catastrophe ut Birm
ingham. last Saturday night when I
115 negroes lost their lives, was
brought here and buried Monday. Hi
family live here.