The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-10
Personal.

IRIS. q. T. Trice Is attending the sum-
ls.r school at Oxford.
Mrs. Chapman and children OF Waco.
Tex. are the guests Of Mrs. Carruth.
Senarnr and Mrs. Taylor OF Verona
Mere visitors to Tupelo this week.
Miss Lula Luney and David Laney
spent Wednesday with relatives in Shan.
non.
Miss Daisy Kimbrough, OF jackson,
Tenn is visiting her brothers family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kyle, OF Sal
tillo, visited Mrs. Polk McAllister this
week.
Miss Moizelle Elliott has returned to
Kansas City, after a visit to relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stubbs Honnoll were
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. V. G.. Kin
cannon this week.
Mrs. j. W.. Hoyle entertained the
Matinee Club most delightfully."- on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer have as their
guests their mother and sister, Mrs.
Frazer and Mrs. Mamie Neal from
Texas.
Miss Alice Zimmerman, of TuDelo, is
spending a few days visiting in Okolo-
ma. the guest OF Ethel Steinberger.-
Okolona Sun.
Mr.. Lewis Kohlheim, OF Saltillo. was
a pleasant caller to the Journal Thurs
day and had US place his name ION our
subscription list.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick has as her guests
Miss Marie Gates OF jackson, Tenn
Miss Margie Lee Caine and Misses
Lucille and Lila Gryder of Columbus.
Capt. +. Il. Werner wa in town
Monday. The Captain is very much
improved in health which we regret
was not good during the past winter.
Capt. j. II. and II. w. Garman were
in town on business Monday. Capt.
Garmon's many friends will be glad to
know that he has very greatly recover
ed his health.
A. ID. Graham the popular aud genial
editor Of the Fulton Herald was In
rupelo Wednesday tn route to Texas
) where he will spend ten days visiting
, relatives,
Mr.. VI. NJ. Temple of Nettleton, was
here Monday, being a member of the
county school hoard. While here Mr..
Temple had " eurall his name on our
list of subscribers.
Messages received the past week an
nounces The serious illness OF Mr.. Leslie
Porter at his home in Texas. He was
stricken with paralysis ard at first was
in a critical condition. We learn he is
now somewhat improved.
;, Prof. F. NJ. Street passed through
I upelo Friday ell route for home from
Oxford where he had been. attending
the Normal, The professors many
friends were glad to see him but regret
sed he could not remain longer.
Major j. h. Vardaman spoke at
r Nettletun Monday morning and at
Shannon Monday night to large audi
ences. Reports from the speaking say
that the Major was in fine trim and
made good speeches at both meetings.
Rev. j. A. Bowen left Wednesday
evening for Middleton. Tenn, in ans
wer to a telegram announcing the
death of Mr.. Thompson, the father of
Mrs. Lee Hines, who died near that
place Wednesday,. He is expected home
this evening.
We regret to chronicle the death of
MIR. j. NJ. Eandiver of the First district
, which occurred at his home on Sunday.
MIR. Vandiver had reached the great age
81 years and during his long and event.
full life wal esteemed for his upright
ness OF character and straightforward
walk in life.
We regret that we failed to be in
Saturday last when our esteemed CO.
Temporary W. L. Smith of the New
Albany liazatte called. Prof Smith is
also serving his county as county
superintendent and the people are 40
well pleased with his services in this re-
sponsible position he has nc opposition
for reelection.
As we 20 to press we learn of the
death OF Mrs G. Z. Carroll who died
after a lingering illness at the home OF
Mr.. II. L Porter early Thursday morn
ing. The funeral services took place
yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
conducted by Reys. Cunningham and
Hunter.
Mr.. Henry Kidd and his sister, Miss
Carrie Kidd. OF the Indian Territory are
visiting their friends in Lee county and
are ut present the guests OF Miss Marie
Hoyle, at Verona. They formerly re-
sided at Palmetto, whence they went
with their father to the Territory sever
al years since. They are remembered