The Tupelo journal., 1903-01-02
Personal.

yesterday on business.
sJiEl Sparks OF Nettleton was a
visitor to town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson are
in the city the guests of relatives.
J.C. Bell the newly elected mayor of
Baldwin was here yes terday on busl-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard of Meridian
were guests of relatives during Christ
Mrs. and Miss Gibbs are apending the
holidays at their old home in Franklin
Kentucky.
Billie Mcpherson dropped in the past
week and squared accounts with the
Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Angle have return
ed after a pleasant visit to friends in
Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver have been tn e
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Allen the
past week.
j. p. Epting OF Bethany. was here
yesterday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. b. Haynes.
Prof. Cornell and family have no
turned from Starkville where they
spent several days.
Master Herman Dalton spent u few
days in Shannon last week, the guest
OF Herman Higgs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hines spent the Holt
days with relatives and friends at Rip
ley and Middleton, Tenn.
Jim Finley, who is attending school al
Mckinney school was among the Tupelc
visitors dnring Christmas.
Miss Matte Shearer of Starkvil'e, il
the guest OF her sister Mrs. Mahlor
Brown in West End.
Mrs. Wood, and Leonard Wood o.
Whistler, Ala, are the guests. of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Smith.
Mr.. Andy Brown of Aberdeen was in
town Wednesday the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy Thomas.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith after a pleasant
visit to relatives here have returned to
their home in Sherman.
Master Roy Walker who is now at
Corinth was several days the guest o
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Moore.
Richard Clark, who is now a studen
at Bell Buckle, Tenn, vas among those
who came bone for the holidays.
Misses Jordan and Lam, two petit,
young ladies OF Aberdeen, are the charm
ing guests of the Misses McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Ripley
have been the guests of Mr.. Smiths
parents during the holiday season.
Wiley Blair, came down from Nc
Kenzie Christmas eve and has enjoyed
being at home during the holiday fes-
~tivities.
Capt. J.. P. Sisk, Jr., J. A. Trice ant
J. A. Wiygul, three of Nettleton's heavy
weights were in town on business Tues
day.
Frank Goodlett left the first OF the
week for Chattanooga where he will re-
main a few days with his father and
brothers family.
Mrs. Charles f. Guerney and son
John, of Blue Springs have been thu
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. s. y. Shelton
the past week. b
Prof. Frazer Hood, who is now filling
a chair in Hanover College, Ind, is
home to spend the Christmas with his
father.
We acknowledge receipt Of a years
subscription from our esteemed friend
S. T.. Dabbs OF Shannon for which we
return thanks.
Mrs. Robt. Afford and little Marjorie
returned yesterday morning to Cairo
Ill.,, after spending the holidays with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Topp.
Mrs. Jim Sandlin of the Indian Ter
ritory. came back to spend the holidays
with her family and old friends and is
now visiting in the Tulip neighhorhood.
Hugh Helms, the popular and efficient
constable of the second district was here
Wednesday and had us place his name
on our subscription LIST. paying up 20
1904.
Ed. Finley. who is holding a response
BILE and lucrative position in the en-
cheering department of the Worlds
Fair, st Louis. made a visit to Ills
mother the past week.
Berry Morgan who went to the
Indian Territory a number OF years ago
is back among his old time friends once
more on a visit. He reports good
times in the Territory.
The friends of Brooks Allen were de-
lighted to see him in Tupelo after an
absence OF several years. Mr.. Allen
has been located at Little Rock for
several years in the cotton business.
John Roberts left Christmas morn
ing for Trenton. Tenn. where he re-
manned several days OF the holidays.