The Tupelo journal., 1903-05-15
Personal.

Mr.. Archie Godsev and family are
visiting in La Grange. Tenn,
Robt. Kinds and Jean Richey spent
Sunday at their home in Guntown.
Mrs. Lowery of st. Louis. is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. f. G. McGaughey.
Miss Mary McCanIess left to day for
New Orleans to attend the reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Huffman have
gone to Myrtle to spend several weeks.
Mrs. B. c. Goodrich Of West Point,
is visiting her father Capt. e.. B. Hood.
Albert Partelow, OF PIantersyilie
was in the city Tuesday, or business.
Mrs. i. p. Watson has returned
from a visit to relatives in .Brookhav.
en-.
Mr.. Brown of Pontotoc has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. J. NJ. Thorn.
as.
Miss Rowan OF Chesterville, has
been visiting Mrs. Powell Stone this
week.
Mr.. Lyons, n young travelling maj
OF Chicago spent Sunday with friends
here.
Mrs. Wiley Francis and children of
Nettleton. are visiting Mira. D ). Bal
lard.
Mrs. j. W. Reyes and little Mollie of
Memphis are the guests of Capt. Reyes
family.
J Mr., and Mrs. B. NJ. billiard went over
to Memphis Friday 70 hear Lillian
Nordica.
Mr.. L. NJ. Witherspoon and family
1 left to day for New Orleans to attend
the reunion.
Mrs. Law of Memphis, and Miss
Maggie kincannon of Verona, visited
J here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodlette went
D to Aberdeen to day to spend sew era
days with relatives.
Mr.. James N. Hanna and Mr.. T. F.
4 Seay, commercial travellers of st. Louis
1 were in the city the first Of the week.
1 Epworth League business meeting a
Methodist church to night at 7;45. Al
the members are expected to be present
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Fraser left Mon
parry morning to visit in Memphis be
fore returning to their home in Win
4 field.
Mr.. Jake Miller, who Wan recently
burned out, has begun housekeeping
again and says it il like beginning life
afreSh. Success to him.
Capt. j. A. Thompson, Capt. p. NJ.
Slavery aud Murphy Thomas Esq. Mt
tended the Memorial exercises ut Bald
- wynn on 10th inst.
Master Stacey Francis of Nettleton
k was the guest of his cousins, ELM
and Walter Ballard and Bertram Fran
els, thu first of the week.
Mrs. j.. D, Hunter and Mrs. Jacl
Yates attended the meeting OF the
Woman's Home Mission Board of tn
Cumberland Presbyterian church AT
Huntsville, Ala. this week.
Rev. :. ID. Shelton will preach the
funeral Of Mr. James Low-ry, who died
e recently. at the Cumberland Presbyter-
It lan church. on the fourth Sunday oI
n May, at IL o'clock n. M.
l. DR.. Perry X. Thomas, of Nettleton
was in the city. Monday night, on hi
n to Meridian, to attend the annu
al meeting Of the State Pharmaceuti
cal Association. While here he was the
guest Of Mr.. j. {. kincnnnon.
Mr.. b. r. Clack has taken to the. roat
with his grip and is now out in tn,
:, flake lard. 1t will take more than al
Z. ordinary man to get ahead OF him il
taking orders.
: Prof. Cornell has accepted the posi-.
= ton of superintendent of schools in
!. Canton. Prof. Council ia n man oil
= fine ability and a cultured gentlemen
;. We regret to lose him but hope tina,
: he may meet with success in his new
= field.
G.. W. Patton was in town Satur-
dav with the view OF investing in an
electric railway. Ii h, eau secure n
charter and float sufficient bonds he
will build the road to Eggville. The
only obstacle that seems to be in the
way Of the enterprise is Reese's Hill.
We had the pleasure of u call on
Tuesday. from Mr.. Needham Il. Hogan,
of Springfield Mo-, and his daughter,
Miss Winnie Davis Hogan, who were
on their way to the reunion ut New
Orleans. Mr.. Hogan was n member of
the Co. A. 18th Ala. regiment e. S. Az