The Tupelo journal., 1903-05-08
Personal.

tue nrsC Oh the week.
Mrs. C. B. Kirkpatrick vas a visitor
to town Tuesday.
A. j. Ballard of Ballardsville, was
in town on business Monday.
Mrs. r. A. Kimbrough and little ones,
are visiting relatives in COrinth.
Miss Edith Clark OF Verona has been
the guest OF relatives this week.
DR., and Mrs. Phillips Of Shannon,
were visitors to our city Yesterday,
Mrs. Simpson Of Clinton. KY. is the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. w. p. Long.
Miss Fannie Weir of Amory, was the
guest OF Mrs. c p. Long, last week.
Miss Leila Philips is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs Taylor in Durant. this week.
Mr., Y, l.. Russell and daughters, OF
Garrett were visitors to town yesterday
Rev. DR.. s. A. Steel will preach in
the Methodist chuch May 28th at 8 p.
IN.
Mrs Hall of Blue Springs has been
the guest of Mrs J W Bell the past
week
Mr.. Will Means. of the Saltillo vicinity
vas in the city on last Saturday, on
business.
Our friends Messrs &. H. and Achilles
Rogers of llantersville were in the city
Saturday.
Nessrs J. NJ. Aven. G.. L., West and
J. r. Poe OF Pontocola, were here
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long Of GnntOwn, are
the guests of their son, q. W. Long, in
/ West End.
Our efficient NJ. & o. agent, W. s.
Thompson, spent Monday in Memphis.
on business.
Mrs. ". B. Threlkeld, OF Saltllo. was
in the city last Tuesday visiting he'
many friends.
Miss Fleta Smith OF Guntown is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Fletcher Long
in West End.
Mrs Murdock and Miss .Clandia Nor
/. gan of Sherman visited friends here
the past week.
Miss Kate Miller OF Bonneville has
been the guest OF Mr.. Barnett's family
1 in West End.
1 Bob Stovall and Oscar :.Trapp OF
MOoresville, were in town on business
yesterday.
Col. w. l.. Clayton and Mr.. p. +.
C%arOthers, made a business trip to West
Point, Monday.
Miss Bertha Alexander Of Sherman.
is :he guest of Rev. :. ID. Shelton and
, family this week.
Preaching at the Methodist church
next Sunday at II a.. m. aud 7;45 p
M. by the pastor.
Andrew Gregory Esq. of Mooresville.
was in the city last Saturday in fine
health and spirits.
Hal Holloway and John Francis OF
the Second district, were in town on
business Tuesday.
Miss Vera Stocks n charming young
lady OF Baldwin il the guest of reia-
tivrs here this week.
MeSsrs I. b. Cnggin S. s. Young md
Brnrp Young Of Allrnsl'urg were in town
on business Monday
VI" G,rr.ttn f Prpnti.. c,nnty. wax
~ The city Mnnluv last visiting his
brother Mr.. j. L G,rrptt.
Will Blunt left for hiS HON. in Hunts
, Vile. IA. Monday morning to he gone
~ week or ten DAVIS,
Messrs W. +. Hunter aud GEO. Parker.
; Of til" FIRST district, were in town ON
business Tuesday
M, .,,a,, g:,,l, IS A., E,,,, II
mon,ls were glnd to welcome her home
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian keyes and little Jim.
came mp from Shannon. and spent Mon
-, day with Capt. Reyes family.
, Mrs. John C. Read returned last week
, from Atlanta. where she had been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Slaughter.
? DR.. T. r. Bonner left Tuesday morn.
} ing for New Orleans to attend the
American Medical Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long have returned
: from Guntown where they spent last
week visiting relatives and friends.
Mai Swafforl, Tom Haydock and
Dick Cobb. of the Palmetto neighbor-
hood werei II town On business Monday y.
Rev. II. A. Meek of West Point will
preach The commencement sermon in
thr Methodist church Sunday May the
18th.
C. b. Kirkpatrick was in town ves-
} terday looking after the erection of the
telephone line rom Tupelo to Birming-
ham.
DR.. and Mrs. Eikin have returned
after spending four weeks in Chicago.
DR.. Elkin took a special course while
, in the city.
Messrs r. S. Thomas and J. NJ. Gull
iette of Plantersville, attended the Con-
federate veterans meeting Wednesday
ut the Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Williams were in
the city the first of the week en- route
home from Alabama where they spent
several weeks visiting relatives.
Our valued friend, William Norris
ESQ. of the Pleasant Grove %neighbor-
hood was in the city Tuesday, on bust
hess before the Supervisors court.
Rev. R. A. kimbrough left Wednesday
for Savannah, Ga, to attend the South
ern Baptist Convention, There will be
no services at the Baptist church Sun
day.
Mr.. r. NJ. Martin AZ his usual custom,
has had the first Irish potatoes OF the