The Tupelo journal., 1903-09-04
Personal.

W. ID. Inreiked OF SaitlllC was IN town
on business Wednesday.
G. W. Mullins OF Evergreen, was in
town on business yesterday.
Mrs. Irby and daughters OF Shannon
are the guests OF Mrs. Laney.
Prot Threlkeld and family of Satillo
were visitors to Tupelo Wednesday.
Mrs. Raymond of Verona has returned
home after II visit to her children here.
Messrs. McVay, Repult, Ruff and White
OF Plantersyille, were in town on bust
ness Thursday.
Walter Berry is now with w. f..
Pegues, furniture, where he will be glad
to see his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Pegues had as
their guests last week Messrs Rad and
Mac Reed OF Houlka.
Rev. Kimbrough and family are in
Sherman attending the Baptist Asso,ia-
ton in session there
Miss Eula Kinney has returned from
Baldwin, where she spent week very
pleasantly visiting friends
Messrs Bob and Fletcher Patterson
were guests of their grand parents Col.
and Mrs. Clayton the past week.
Bob Afford of Cairo, came down Tues
day night to join his family who are the
guests of Mr. Shelby Topp and family.
j. w. Sample OF Coonewar has ac-
cepted position with Clark & G., as
salesman and is now at work with the
firm.
j. X. Arnold was in the city Monday
with his daughter Miss Arnold who
was examined for an |. |. & c. scholar
ship.
j. Il. Garrett went to Sherman Tues
day to attend the West Judson Baptist
Association, being Il delegate from the
church here.
j. ID. Bryson OF Nettleton came up
Monday with his daughter who stood
the ]. |. & G. examination condl cted by
the superintendent.
We are glad to report Rev J. A.
Bowen fully recovered from his recent
illness. He will fill his pulpit Sunday.
both morning aud evening.
Glen Bright of Shannon is now at
Clark ( Co. Glen is a bright, honest
boy aud will succeed in winning many
friends in his new position.
We were favored Wednesday with
call from Mr.. NJ. NJ Miller, of the firm of
J. M. Clark & Co.. Shannon, who left
with us a nice order for job work for his
firm.
A number OF young ladies were ex-
amined Monday by Superintendent Mitts
for scholarship that will admit them to
the Industrial Institute and College at
Columbus.
We are requested to announce that
there will be services at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church next Sunday
at II a. m. and 500 p. m. by the
pastor, Rev. J. d Hunter.
Mr.. JAS. Maxwell and Mrs. Matte
Scott were united in the bonds of matri-
mony last Sunday. Mr. Maxwell came
to Tupelo from Jackson last winter
and has made many friends here. Mrs.
Scott resided near Cheateryille and is a
lady highly esteemed. The couple have
best wishes for a prosperous life
Messrs Tate and Pegram have arriv-
ed in the city and the former will take
charge of the Graded school as princi-
pal while the latter will be first as
sistant. These young gentlemen are of
fine character and splendid educational
training and with the fine corps of
| teachers selected we feel sure the school
will take rank among the educa tional
| institutes in the state
w. X. Hunter of near Guntown and
Miss Sallie Wade were united in marri-
age at the Office of the Circuit Clerk on
Monday morning, Rev. Kimbrough per-
forming the ceremony. The young peo-
pie selected this way of getting married |
for the purpose of avoiding the trouble
incident to wedding. They are both
popular young people and we wish for
them along with their many friends
happy and prosperous life.
The Journal has inadvertently failed
to mention the return of Mrs. Elizabeth
Harris to Tupelo after an absence of a
year spent in Germany where she de-
voted her time to music. Mrs. Harris is
an accomplished musician and her stud
iss there were directed by some of the
foremost teachers of Europe and she re-
turns greatly pleased with the work she
has accomplished She will resume her
place as director OF music in the Graded
school and her pupils will have advan-
tage of the latest methods under her
The many friends of this accomplished
lady welcome her home with much
pleasure.
On Friday Aug. 2Sth the Young ladies
and gentlemen were most delightfully."-
en- Entertained by Mrs. e. S. Woods, in
honor OF Lieut.. Levi Brown. The color
scheme. red, white and blue was very