The Tupelo journal., 1903-07-31
Personal.
Mrs. McAllister Of Cotton Plant spen

Mrs. Mabry has gone to Missouri to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Mollie Hunter is visiting rela-
tives In Amory.
Miss Cliff Blair has returned from a
visit to Aberdeen.
Miss Stone OF Sulligent, Ala. is the
guest Of her cousins.
Mr.. c. z. Long has returned from
Lauderdale Springs.
Mrs. Finley Hall is the guest OF rela.
tives in Bonneville.
0. X. GRAY Esq. OF Holly Springs was
in the city Monday.
Mics Maude Davis OF Saltillo, visited
Mrs. Dabbs Tuesday.
Miss Mary McAllister will visit rela-
tiyes in Aberdeen Sunday.
Miss Emma Edmonds is visiting Mrs.
Robinson in Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. A. A. Kincannon and children
are visiting relatives here this week.
J DR.. and Mrs. Frank Thoms are visit
! ing their mother, Mrs. Mary Thomas.
Little Miss Annie Lam, OF Aberdeen.
I is the guest of Miss Susie McAllister.
Messrs. John Clark and W. d. Ander-
I son are in Coden. Ala, on a fishing ex-
cursion.
DR.. Gibbs has been called to Franklin,
KY, on account OF the serious illness oil
J his grandmother.
Mrs. r. H. Senter IS at Chautauqua, N.
Y. where she will spend the remainder Of
\ the heated term.
Mrs. Bette Pulliam has gone to
Kentucky for n two months visit tt
4 relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Strain are til,
proud parents of a fine boy, Master
Eugene Clark Strain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cunningham hav,
as their guests Mrs. Hobson and chill,
: dren of Water Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Thomas are being
< congratulated upon the arrival of 4
daughter at their home.
Mrs. W. y. Wilson and children AM
Mrs. Is. +. Snyder have returned iron
Greenwood Springs.
Mr.. Jack Seal OF Troy, was n visito
to TuDelo Friday, the guest of Mr.. j. 7
!. Cunningham's family.
Mrs. Marvin Booths, Master James
Hobson and little Miss Mary visite,
friends at Verona Tuesday.
Miss Julia Jourdan and Miss Haugh
ton Of Aberdeen, were guests of Mrs
=, +. &. McGaughey this week.
80 Mrs. Albert Dalton and little Mis-.
"a Viola left this morning for a two week.
>. visit to relatives in Tennessee.
{. Mrs. u. r. Trice was called to Sheffield
/: Ala, to the bedside of her sister Mrs
Pink turner who is seriously i'll.
Miss Elizabeth Gibbs passed through
Tupelo on her way to attend her grand
mother who is quite i'll in Kentucky.
y Misses CLARA and Ola Gardner an,
= Annie and Hattie Nc Allister will spen,
- tomorrow at the picnic in SaltillO.
Jim Finley has a position with thu
Mobile and Ohio railway company a
.Artesia instead of Egypt as was sta ted
~ last week.
r DR.. Wright left Monday for Nashville
d Tenn, to attend the Dental Association
st which is being held in that city. He re
g. turns home today. "a
s. Mr.. Julian Knox Morrison, a member
re OF the faculty of Jeffarson College, wa
in the city Monday looking after the in
terests of that popular institution.
ia We are glad to know that the %injurie,
. sustained by Gayle Riley, who was Gu
Is in the planning mill several days since
81 are not serious, and we hope he vii
soon be as well as eyer.
The pastor and members of tn
Methodist church are glad to have Rev
j. !. Cunningham to preach for then
every Sunday during August at IL a
m. All friends are invited to attend.
;. Little Miss Mary Elliott Boyle is on,
of the recent arrivals in the city. Sh'
has taken up her permanent abode
. with Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ Boyle. who ar
q receiving congratulations upon having
!. so charming u little maiden in theil
home.
> Rev. j. A. Bowen leaves tomorrow
for Fulton, KY, where he will assis
Rev. +. Is. Ramsey in a two week
meeting. From Fulton he will visi
'e Monteagle, Tenn for two weeks ant
= return home with his family the last o
August.
5 Mr.. Bailey +. Schumper. principal o
Verona High School and an ltawambian
!. will conduct the Institute this suln
mer. All the teachers of the county
should attend the Institute and av::iI
themselves Of the valuable instruction
; it will afford.-Fulton Herald.