The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-13
Local and Personal
NOTICE.

visitor to town Tuesday.
We regret to report the eerious Illness
of Mrs. M. 5. Trice for the past week.
Mrs. Thomas Augh has returned from
a visit to friends IN Alabama.
Mrs. j. r. Wickes Of Jackson, Tenn.
is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Augh.
Mr.. L. NJ. Chilcoat, Of Guntown, is
now with the Journal filing a long felt
want.
Stationery at the Tupelo Drug Store.
Our esteemed friend OF the Laurel Led
ger, Mr.. Lyon. was a visitor to Tupelo
Sunday.
Miss Louise McKie OF Holly Springs
rs the guest OF her sister, II. g. Y. Raker
at the Hotel Read.
Mrs Fetchs~ Johnson has returned
from Texas where she spent several
weeks with relatives.
Hot chocolate at the Tupelo Drug
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. B. Gibson OF We
roma were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G..
r. Long this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carotners LIT yesterday
for Columbus where they will spend
several days with relatives.
The pastor OF the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church will be in his pulpit Sun
dav next at IL a.. m. and 7 .. m.
Go to the Tupelo DR., ) Store for hot
Chocolate.
John Livingston, of Sherman, was in
town yesterday. He reports that he We
has some OF his cotton crop in the field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stubbs and little
girl passed through Tupelo Saturday
en- route home, BALDWIN, from = visit
OF several weeks in Tex as.
Mrs. Florence Moon came up from
Columbus Friday and vas the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. +, L. Kincannon, a
%coupl, of days.
Henry Cullens came down from the LIST
district Monday. While here he dropped
in and paid his dues to the Journal. we
are glad to know that Henry is doing
well in his new home.
The most up-to date Store in THpelo
for beautiful and useful Houseold goods.
sLumpkin Bros. & Co.
We received a pleasant call from Mr..
J. W. Carr. Assistant superintendent OF
the railway mail service, who was in
town On business. We found MIR Carr to
be a most affable gentleman.
Misses nellie, Clark and Carrie Poole
have returned from a visit to Holly
Springs where they were the guests of
Mrs. Beacon. While there they were the
recipients Of many social courtesies.
Rev ), D. Hunter, pastor OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church here,
has returned from Batesyille, where he
was chosen moderator of the synod
which held its annual session there
last week.
If you want You trunk carried to the
station, call me up or leave word at
central" I'll do the rest.
r. II. MULLEN.
A small fire occurred early Wednes-
Ho " rnotpipr xyhnr, fhn h,:Jnu ~,. ~
the Hawley Handle Factory was ron
sumed. The alarm was given and be-
fore the fire did much damage it was
extinguished.
Cards are out announcing the marrl-
age Of MIR. Jas. Boggan and Miss
Hunter of Noxubee county, during this
month. The groom is receiving con.
gratulations upon having won so fair
a partner for life.
Mr.. J. J. Basham OF Aberdeen visited
his daughter, Mrs. Pickle the past week .
We are not all but a great many. and
it will pay you TO get our prices before
you buy. Pound. Kincannon 4 Elkin
The Leading Druggists
The illustrated lectures given Mt the
Opera Hnu>e'tWednesday and Thursday
nights by Dr.. Norton. was ont Of the
best entertainments OF the season. Or.
Norton is n fine lecturer and showed
some magnificent scenes OF this an d
other countries.
Bob Repult, OF Plantersvills, was in
town yesterday and reports the arrival
OF twins. a boy and girl, at his home.
There should be no fear OF race sui-ide
while we have such patriot young people
living in orr midst. May the little tots
live to bless their fond parents and the
rest OF the world.
DR.. Francis. Of MooresvilIe, parsed
through Tnpelo Wednesday en- route to
his home from Memphis where he pnr-
chased p line OF general merchandise for
the firm Of Francis. Austin & Co., who
begin hnsinpsa At MooresviIlo. A com
modions house has hecn erected and tho
new firm will Don he in il.
II You want a load of hnlls or seed
from the oil mill. ,pavp word with the