The Tupelo journal., 1903-06-26
Personal.

Tor his health.
Mr.. Neblett, Of Okolona, il the guest
Of Rev. j. A. Bowen.
T. G. Lauderdaie OF Shannon, was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Stoke Roberts Of Gainesville,
Texas is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayen OF Pontocola.
were visitors to town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gibson are the
happy parents Of a little girl baby.
Miss Annie Lou Oliver, OF Macon, is
the guest OF Miss Corinne Kincannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar Woods OF the
Second district were visitors to town
Monday.
Mrs. Will Robins entertained at finch
Tuesday in honor of Miss Mary Bates
Allen.
Mrs. Clark Strain has as her guest
her sister, Miss Corinne Briggs, Of
Memphis.
Mrs. Williams and little grand son,
Polk, left Wednesday for Lauderdale
Springs.
Miss Hattie Lee Hood entertained q
number Of her friends at cards Friday
afternoon.
Capt. w. B. Long has been on visit to
his daughter, Mrs. Hutchinson, in Leigh.
ton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Strain, ol
Texas are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson Strain.
Mr.. Hugh Samples and wife of Coone.
wa. spent Tuesday in town the guess
OF MIR. Joe Smith.
Barlow RurroW. one OF aaltillo'
popular young merchants was in 'towr
on business Monday.
Mrs. Mahlon Brown left the past weel
for Starkville where she will spend tw,
weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Il. b. Fitzpatrick has returned
from Jackson. Tenn where she attend.
ed the Baldridge-Du marriage.
Miss Rosa Gillespie, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. b. NJ. billiard has re
turned to her home in Aberdeen.
Joe Kelly, whose good nature ha
made Of him q general faYQrite, where.
ever known, was in town Monday.
Miss Turner and the Misses ADAM
OF Scooba, spent Sunday with Mrs
Zimmerman on their way to Oxford.
George Mcclure went to Columbus
Tuesday where he. spent several day
looking after biz spoke factory bus
ness. ".
The X. of p. picnic has been Indefinite
ly DostDoned on account Of the heav,
rains. Notice Of the time will be givel
later.
Miss Fannie Fulton, OF Corlnth, IL in
the city the guest Of relatives ant
friends. Her return will give grea
pleasure to her many friends here.
Miss Pearl Francis. Of Amory, visit
ed the family. OF her uncle, Geo. T
Francis. Esq. last Monday, on her wa,
home from a visit to old friends a
Verona.
Rev. DR.. Boswell, editor OF. the New
Orleans Christian Advocate. delivered
a logical and f~orceful rmo at tn
Methodist church Monday night to
large and appreciatiye audience.
Our esteemed friend G. l.. Yves
dropped in Monday and had us TX
tend his subscription to the JOurna
through 1904. Such favors during tn
summer months are rare and dull
a%ppreciative.
j. H. Carnathan, one OF the goot
citizens east Of town, was here Mon
day and had us place his name on GU
subscription list. We do not know how
a man of Jos's appreciation Of a goot
thing has done without the Journa
so long.
Mr.. Stokes Roberts arrived from Texa'
the past week and has been the guest o
his brother, Mr.. Jack, Roberts ssvera
days. Mr.. Roberts was for many year,
a citizen OF Itawamba county and Will,
in Mississippi visited his old friends il
that county.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Nichols and MIS-,
Lille Alternately Of Leighton. have gone
to Colorado Springs where they vii
spend sometime. Mr. Nichols Ia thu
faithful and efficient agent OF the Frisco
at Leighton and goes west on account
Of his health. We trust he may be fully
restored by the trip.
Joe Hesser came in Monday night
from Knoxville. Tenn, and left Tues
day morning for Troy in Pontotoc
county where his nephew, Joe Hester
Jr., shot a young negro in a difficulty
on Saturday. None Of the particulars
could be learned and MIR. Hester went
out to ascertain the facts in the case.
On Wednesday evening last at the
home OF the BRIDES sister. Mrs. Ed Cry.
der, Miss Jane Elliott was quietly mar.
ried to Mr.. Finley Hall, only the imme.
diate. family OF the bride being present,
Rev. j. A. Bowen officiating. The hap