The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-27
Personal.

MI. Durell Miller II viHitihg nv s's1rr
Mrs. Asa Allen.
Miss Boothe il the guest Of her sis
! ter Mrs. Motlow.
Miss Josie Fulton is visiting Mrs.
. Haines in Corinth.
|. Hon. J. NJ. Allen attended Mardi
Gras in New Orleans.
Mrs. 0. Is. Sparks OF Birmingham ID
the guest Of relatives in the city.
Mrs. Joe Smith and Miss Clara Gard
ner attended Mardi Gras in Mobile.
Mr.. George L. Francis made a bust
ness trip to PontotOc. Wednesday.
j. b. Worley OF Oxford, is in the sity,
i the guest OF A. II DeLav and family.
Misses Georgia Wetherall and Aurora
Z Medford haye returned from Birming-
ham
4 Mr.. Earl Wylie spent Sunday, very
pleasantly in rorinth with his old
friends,
Rev. J. d. Hunter attended the meet.
ing OF the Grand Masonic Lodge at
n Biloxi.
n Mr.. and Mrs CI,as. Thompson IRE
n the the guests OF their sister, Nrs.
Lee Hines.
Mrs. Taylor has returned from Sher-
man and is whiting her mother, Mrs.
Caruth.
Mrs. Nbert Mitchell Of GuntOwp,
spent Sunday here the guest of Mrs
Bryson.
II Miss Fannie Shearer of %Starkville,
y spent last Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
Y Mahlon Brown.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Thompson spent
!: Friday in Shannon. the guest OF Mrs.
l.. Lillian Reyes.
y. Mesdames John Clark and Milford
Witherspoon honored our sanctum with
a call Wednesday.
u Mrs. ". T.. Frazer ia expected 30 IN to
4 spend several days with her parents DR..
n and Mrs. J. NJ. Hoyle
II Rev. Van Honten's family have come
y from Virginia, and the people Of Tupeio
? are glad to welcome them here.
Miss Mai Mcbride of Memphis, who
I! has been the attractive guest Of Miss
Pledge, has returned to her home.
Miss Annie Lyon came from Verona
this week to accept a position at Mrs.
Whitfield. s. Millinery establishment.
Mrs. Mary Smith arrived here from
Texas, Wednesday and ia the guest oil
her daughter, Mrs. W 4. Thompson.
The visiting attorneys in attendance
upon court this week were Messrs. !.
". I%tuchannon, W. NJ. Cox, Sam Allen,
and Sharp.
Hon. William A. liodcn!,aminer ol
IOkolona. spent Tuesday in the city. the
guest of his cousins family Mr. w. IT.
Smith.
We are sorry to report the illness oil
Mr. s. r. Harkey's little daughter. We
hope to soon he able to report her en-
tirely well. 1
Mr.. J. X. Smith. OF birmingham, called
and had his name added to our suDserip.
ton list this week, and gave us an
order for job work.
Mr.. X. II. kenney of Leighton was
\ caller to the Journal office yesterday
and left with us $3.50 t. he placed to
his credit for subscription.
Mr.. A. D. Martin of Abney was a
pleasant caller to the Journal office
this week and had us place a years
subscription to his credit
Messrs J =. Dulanev and +. l..
U'Shields. two of Bnldwyn's best citizens
we're in Tupelo, Tuesday and favored
the journal Will, a call while here.
r. NJ. Francis, Of Shannon was a visit
or to Tupelo this week and left an or
der for job work with us while here.
He did not forget to tell us that = wee
baby girl had taken up it's abode at his
house.
Hon. Frank A. Critz,of West Point, was
in the city Yesterday. and favored the
Journal with a call He is a gentleman
of most pleasing address and enjoys a
wide acquaintance throughout the
state.
The Tupelo Optical Company have
recently added to their equipped shop
an engraving machine, which is in itself
a marvel. All kinds Of fine engraving
and monogram work can be done on it
with great rapidity.
Miss Leila Dickson has returned from
an extended trip to Florida. She tame
BY New Orleans and tool in Mardi
Gras. While in Florida Miss Dickson
wrote the Journal interesting letters
about her trip.
The ladies of the Baptist church de-
sire to thank the people for their liberal
pat -onagc ut their dinners at the Court
House on the 3rd and 4th Mondays
of this month. they netted $1,000
which will he applied to the church
fnnd.
The pastor Of the Cumberland Pres