The Tupelo journal., 1903-05-01
Personal.

8. P. Steel OF Utah, Ala, visited rela-
tives in the city this week.
Our old friend Sam Nelson, Of Corinth,
was in the city Wednesday.
J. w. Sample Of Coonewar, was in
town on business Wednesday.
DR.. Harris and Miss Harris OF Risk.
were visitors here Wednesday.
Mr.. d. White OF Plantersville, was
here on business yesterday.
Mrs. Adolphus Orr Of Verona. was in
the city shopping last week.
Mr.. Adolphus Orr OF Verona, was in
ourcitv Tuesday on business.
Capt. RI. Collier OF Allensburg, was
in town on business the past week.
Mrs. MARVIN Boothe visited friends
in Okolona II few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. w. Clark of Chester
vile were visitors To town Tuesday.
Miss Della Schumpert Of Richmond
raj u visitor to town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Curtis Of Amity,
were visitors to our town Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Patterson OF Verona. was
the guest OF Mrs. W. l.. Clayton, recent
lv.
Mr.. G N. Malone and daughters
OF Coonewar were;visitors to town yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Parks were the
guests oil Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson on
Wednesday.
MIR j. d. Estes and Miss Estes OF
Plantersville were visitors to town
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Gullette OF
Plantersville, were visitors to town
Wednesday.
Messrs Paul Armstrong and John
Priddy of Richmond were ON business
here Wednesday.
Messrs Mel, Robert, and Ed Birming-
ham, of Rusk. were in town On bust
ucrb NeuneSedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and Mrs. McCar-
ty OF Amity were the guests OF Mrs.
Monaghan, Wednesday.
Mr.. W. II. Roberts, the capable and
accommodating supervisor of the Fifth
was here on business Monday.
MIR. D. e. Marshall, one of the most
progressive farmers Of the Fifth dis
trict, was in town on business Wednes-
day.
Chas. Lamb, one OF the cleverest and
most successful young mel Of the
county was in town on business yes
terday.
Mrs. Funk, who has been the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. j. c.. Read the past
ten days has returned to her home in
Memphis.
Hon S. G. Ivy, former member of the
legislature from Clay county, was in
the city last Wednesday, returning from
n visit to Hot Springs. s.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas High lett Wc,inrs-
'lav evening for st. L"ii. to attend
the 'Ie'ilcatiun ceremonies of the Lou
isana Purchase Exposition.
Misses Mary Lou Maynard and
Beat ice .Jinkius of Aberdeen. have
.nevu the guests ui DR.. and Mrs. L. {.
Wright the past week.
Dr. Orr aud W e.. Orr, of Verona,
spent Sunday with their mother, who
hasbe N qni t. i'll ut the home of her
dauhter, Mrs. W, l.. Clayton.
Messrs W. ID. Anderson and J.. q.
Robins left Wednesday evening for st.
Louis to attend the dedication ceremo-
MES OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
ton.
Prof. Larkin Smith of Chesterville, de.
sires us to announce that his school
concert will take place on May 9Th,
prox. Everybody is invited and a fine
treat in music is promised to all who
may attend.
Co. g. +. Bass of Verona, was in the
city. Tuesday, smiling and shaking
hands with Il big throng OF candidates,
who gathered around him seeking his
vote and influence. He de .lared him.
self for Money-any kind that Is good.
Mrs. Yarbrough, who has been on
a visit to her father Mr.. J.. NJ. Sam
pie, of Coonewar, returned to her
home ut Smyrna. Tenn, Wednesday. |
She was accompanied by Mrs. Lulin
Mauldin who will remain several weeks
in Tennessee.
Hon. W. NJ. Cox, OF Baldwin, has
accepted an invitation to deliver the
annual address ut the close OF the
graded school and will do 80 on May |
18th. Those Who have before heard
Mr.. Cox will anticipate a literary treat
in his address and we are sure they
will not be disappointed.
Mr.. j. b. Reeves and Mrs. Ella Sides,
OF Gattman, were quietly married Mon
day morning by the Rev. X. g. lsbell.
The contracting parties anne to Tupelo
to have the ceremony performed, to
treat their friends to a surprise. They
returned Monday morning to receive
the congratulations and best wishes OF