The Tupelo journal., 1903-05-22
Personal.

Henry Hoyle has gone to visit CAPT.
\ and Mrs. Miller at Biloxi.
H. l.. Finley las returned from a
visit to New Orleans.
Miss Susie McAllister spent Tuesday
with relatives in Guntown.
Mrs. Robinson, of Birmingham, Ala.
J is visiting Miss Aurora Medford.
} DR.. j. w. Wooten. Of .Jonesboro, Ark,
is the guest OF DR.. Il. G. Wright.
Mrs. CLAYTON of Texas, il the guest
1 of her daughter Mrs. G. H. Clifton.
Mrs. Demuth OF New Orleans is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Kate Finley.
Miss Mamie Finley has returned from
a visit to jackson and Mckenzie, Tenn.
Miss nellie Clark has returned from a
\ visit to friends in the Indian Territory.
Miss Hattie Lee Hood is visiting her
4 sister, Mrs. Is. Z. Goodrich. in Memphis.
DIR. T. C. Wright attended the State
Dental Association in VicKsburg, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder arrived in the
city Wednesda Y and are the guests Of
( relatives.
Mrs. Hamilton of Aberdeen, il the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.. j..
Rogers.
Mrs. james High will entertain the
Fortnightly Matinee Club, next We'd
nesday, May 9th, at 3 O'Clock p. M.
= Misses Olin Lilly, Laura Carruth and
< Lille Goodle,te OF Chesterville, were
< the guests of the Misses Stone Mon
x day.
DIR. W. B.. Phillips, of Sherman, was
in the city Monday, and placed the
Journal under obligations for suhstan-
= tial iavors.
Mrs. II. l.. Finley was called to
Z Salisbury, Tenn, Monday. on account
< of the serious illness of her grandmother
4 Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. T. NJ. Martin, of the Saltillo,
vicinity, paid the Journal a visit on
Monday and had the Journal sent to a
friend in Texas.
Mrs Frank Goodlette delightfully."-
= entertained a number Of young people
4 Tuesday evening in hOnOr of Miss Sallie
Clifton of Aberdeen.
Mr.. Robert Merritt. of South Tupelo.
= has placed us under obligations :fol
= Il substantial favor. which we take
= pleasure i'm acknowledging.
Mrs. f.. f.. Ballard and children, re-
turned Sunday, to their home in
Waynesboro, af+er spending several
l.. weeks with rels tives in our city.
is Mrs. Finlev's friends will regret tC
hear that she is confined to her bed
as a result OF Al fall. She is doing nicely
OK and we wish her a speedy recovery.
We +. F. Ballard, OF Waynesboro, made
a short visit to relatives here this week,
He was accompaniel home by his wife
ell who has been visiting here several
M weeks.
81 Our young friend. James Finley ha,
returned from Mckenzie. Tenn. where
he has been ut College. We congratu
ell late him upon his graduation and hope
'es for him u successful future.
lr-
Rev. Chas. n. Van Hout-n will preach
the commencement prmo ut P~ontotOe
Sunday, on account OF which there will
be no services. morning or evening al
Dr.. the Presbyterian church.
l,
ut Our genial yOuny friend, Mr.. JAS,
Boggan, of Fulton, was in the city
Monday. His visit this time was to
ta his fathers family. He did not extend
habit OF doing.
Noel Monaghan is now c~lerKing at
DR.. Moneys beautiful pharmacy on
Troy street. Noel is a bright boy and
a1 has the capacity to make.a first class
Ne man which we sincerely trust and be-
n. lieye he will do.
9 Eligah Burton. OF Corona, was in
IS. the city yesterday and sold two bales OF
IT. cotton at $1O.S5. This is a pretty
good price. he says that Uncle William
Scott has wisely held a large part OF his
crop and VIII now sell.
We had the pleasure of meeting
s. MessIs J. B. Fontaine and C.. A. Brat
De ton OF Pontotoc, in the city Monday.
1T They were much interested in our
fish hatchery and gave it a close inspec-
"a ton in company with Mr.. G.. p. Long.
&c We to day announce the name OF Mr..
!" L. f. Mize. as a candidate for Justice OF
u the Peace for the Third district of Lee
" county. Mr.. Mize il n farmer who il
known as a good citizen and capable
- a He is competent to fill the Office
a%cceptabIy and if the people see fit to
g elect HIM he will perform his duties
70 faithfully and efficiently.