The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-23
Local and ersonaI.
NOTICE.

uOk, dDOuC WIG yCoh oHu . W
name OF Saint, return to NJ. E. Leake
and receive reward.
Jacobs Candies at Tupelo Drug Store
Fresh st. Louis Bread at W. H. Tops.
Jacobs Candies at Tupelo Drug Store.
Get st. Louis Bread from w. II. Topp.
Jacobs Candies at Tupelo Drug Store.
st. Louis Bread, best made at W. fl.
Tops.
Jacobs Candies at Tupelo Drug Store.
Miss Leila Watson is visiting in Jack
son, Tenn.
Mrs. K%imbrough and children are visit
ing in Corinth.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick went to Memphis
Monday.
Mrs. George Cunningham is visiting
relatives in Egypt.
Mrs. Zimmerman has returned from a
visit to Scooba.
Miss Faustina Williams spent Mon
day in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reevvs went to Mem
phis Tuesday.
Miss Neville Diamonds is visiting rela-
tives in Memphis.
Miss Pauline Topp has returned from
a visit to Cairo, Iii.
L. f, Payne a prominent citizen OF
Bogg was in town Monday.
NJ. f. Leake Esq. spent Monday in
Pontotoc on business.
DR.. Henderson is spending a few day q
with his family here.
Capt. c. b. Evans OF Shannon, a in
town on business Monday.
Mrs. W. W. Trice and Miss nellie Trice
pent Monday in Memphis.
See the new and elegant line of Sta
%tionery at the Tupelo Drug Store.
Mr.. Ed Seay made a short visit to hi,
sister, Mrs. Albert Dalton, last week.
Mrs. j. A. Trice of Nettleton, was tn,
guest of Mrs. h. Il. Clark Monday.
Miss Hattie Lee Hood is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Goodrich, in Memphis.
Miss Georgia Henderson has returned
from a trip to the Delta and Memphis,
There will be preaching ut the Metho.
dist church next Sunday IL a. N. and +
p. m.
Alb Fulton came over from Memphi,
for a short stay with relatives thi'
week.
Mrs. Dick Smith and children are tn
are the guests OF relatives in thu
city.
The North Mississippi Methodist Con
ference will commence in Holly Springs
Dec. End.
Mrs. Spencer OF Verona, and Miss Arm.
strong her guest, were visitors to town
Wednesday.
Messrs. W. D.. Anderson and l.. d
Hines were in Memphis Wednesday on
business.
DR.. and Mrs. II. +. Elkin visited the
family of DR.. Elkin in Monroe county
the past week.
Mr.. F. J. Long, a large carriage manu-
facturer of st. Louis, was the guest OF
Mr.. Duffy SUNDAY.
Messrs +. Strauss and Phil Green have
returned from Birmingham where they
were the guests of julius Stranss and
family.
Mrs. W. E. Fraser came wei from
Birmingham Wednesday on a visit to
her father and mother, DR.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Hoyle.
Ike McColIum paid VA for years sub
scription to the Journal. Ike is one of
our most prosperous and successful
young farmers
A.C. FAINT of Macon. candidate for
| Supreme Court Clerk, was in town this
week. Mr.. FAINT is meeting with much
encouragement.
Wanted.-A messenger boy at the
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph
Company's Exchange. Apply to
r. H. MULLEN. MDgr.
Mr. G. S., Henderson will soon begin
the erection OF a two story brick build
ing on his lot just back of the store oc-
cupied by ". H. Topp.
Mr.. J. N. Kelly and Miss Lena Neblette
were united in marriage on Wednesday
at the office OF the Circuit Clerk Rev c.
X. Marshal. officiating.
Mrs. Fletcher johnson and Miss
Gertrude Lockard. her daughter. left the
past week for a visit of several weeks
to Mrs. j. W. Thomas at Elgin, Texas.
A terrible wreck occurred on the NJ.
& @. road at Wheeler's Sunday night
in which engineer Tom Parry and fire.
men. Smith and BlacKman lost their
lives.
Mrs. j. Il. Cunningham went to Prairie
Tuesday to attend the meeting OF the
district society. She was appointed
delegate by the Woman's Missionary
Society.
The D ress is running DIR. j. M. Hoyle
of ao !. +hn man for tha sppakpr Of tho