The Tupelo journal., 1903-09-11

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Water Valley after spending several
weeks with relatives here.
McWhorter Jones has accepted posi-
ton az dav operator at Union City, and
has gone there to take charge.
Mrs. Goode Oliver aud children of Ma
con, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. &.
kincannon and other relatives here
Dr. j. M. Hoyle, P. L. Carothers and
Will Robins attended the farmers insti-
tute at the A. & NJ. College last week.
George Baldwin left the past week TOR
Texas and the Indian Territory where
he will spend few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. l.. r. Gates and Mrs. M. l.. Prich-
ard spent Wednesday in Guntown visit
ing their cousins family, S. p. Dalrimple
Mr.. Shelby Topp is in st. Louis this
week in search OF the latest and best
goods for his eyer popular and gro wing
firm.
Miss Aurora Medford has returned
home alter an absence of several months
in Texas where she taught class in
elocution.
Mrs G. W. Troy, Misses Nell Clark and
Caroline Poole and Gill Strain have re-
turned from pleasant stay at Green
wood Springs.
Bishop w. A. Gambler of Atlanta, Ga,
will dedicate the Methodist church the
first Sunday in October.
Nr. and Mrs. S. j. High have gone on
their summer vacation and will visit
many OF the famous watering places
north before returning.
Lieut. Levi Brown left Sunday night
for San Francisco where he Wilt embark
with his regiment, the 18th Cavalry, for
the Philippines. Lieut.. Brown will re-
main two years in the service there be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Harris has returned after sue
cessful year in Berlin with Barth, and
will open her class Tuesday, September
25th. After Sept 18th she will be at
home to receive pupils and to talk with
parents in regard to entering their chill
dren.
Miss Williams, OF st. Louis, has arriv-
ed in Tupelo and will serve Mrs G, S.
Council this season in the capacity OF
head trimmer. She is young lady of
pleasing personality and carries with her
the credentials that entitle her to first
place in her profession
Mr.. l.. Hadaway minister Christian
church in Tupelo, breaches his farewell
sermons next Lords day at II, a. m
and 7:30, D. m. From this place he re-
turns to finish his course of study at
kimberlin Heights, Tenn. His successor
has not yet been elected.
Mrs. Brinkley left this week for st
Louis. where she goes to make her fall
and winter purchases in Millinery She
will bring back with her one of the most
skilled trimmers to be found and solicits
a liberal patronage. Her millinery par
lor will he found on the second floor of
the Blue Store
Mrs. Whitfield has returned from St
Louis, where she made extensive pur-
chases in millinery for her fall and Win
ter trade. For this season she has en-
gagged the sci vices OF Miss Liggett, of st.
Louis az trimmer, who is expected to
arrive in few days and is reputed to be
fine in her chosen line OF
work.
The sympathy of the entire community
is extended to Mrs. A. E. Hindsman in
the death of her brother, Mr.. Morgan
McWilliams, who died suddenly of sun
stroke at his home in Triton, Ga. Thurs
day of last week. Mrs. Hindsman was
notified by telegram and the great shock |
Frustrated her causing much
anxiety to her friends.
Mrs. George Thompson generally
known to our readers as Miss Daisy |
Reyes, as heretofore, will be in charge of
b. s. Billiards. millinery department this
season and Will be assisted by Miss
Mary McAlster who has spent some
time in the trimming room Of the best
house in ST. Louis. and is in every way
competent to serve the trade.
f. e. McGaughy is now busy opening
ID his fall stock of goods in the store
,acated by the Lumpkin Bros. Hard
ware Co. Mr.. McGaughy has bought u
inc " ell adapted to the trade here and
With his acquaintanceship and pOpulari-
v he will do his part of the business
lie has engaged the services of Miss
1ula kimsey as bead saleslady who is
90 well known to the trading public to
eed any comment at our hands. {
DR.. Frank Gullett who has been in the
ity hospital service for the past egh-
cen months at Austin, Texas, is at
ONE on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
IRIS. j. M. GuIlett, Of Plantersville
rank as we all know him in Lee coun-
=, has made fine progress in his medical
,udies and the position he held was {
warded him on account OF his special
for the position. He will
ave soon for Memphis where he will