The Tupelo journal., 1903-03-20
Personal.

Jess Schumpert Of Richmond was in
town Monday.
Charlie Hussey Of Richmondlee vas
here Wednesday.
Henry Pearce of Second district was
here Wednesday.
+. p. McElwrath OF Shannon. was in
town on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Werner Carothsrs visited her sis
ter Mrs. Ed Gryder this week.
w. d. Hamilton of Palmetto. was in
town on business, Wednesday.
Mr.. G. r. Simmsons of Coonewar, was
in town on business, Monday.
Miss Bell of BALDWIN, is the guest of
Mrs. +. r. Wilson on Church street.
Messrs Lee and Will Payne of Aliens
burg, We're here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. W. Z. Fraser of Winfield is visit
ing her parents DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hoyle.
Messrs A. W. Rice and J. w. Battle of
Saltillo, were in town on business Mon
day.
Mrs. N. NJ. Hay and daughter Miss
Maggie, of Verona, are the guests OF
Mrs. q. T. Trice.
Mrs. Robt. Clark and little son, of
Verona are visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. II. Trice.
j X. Arnold. one of the best tobacco
men on the road was in town in the in
ter est of his firm, Wednesday.
We were favored with a call from
Mr.. II. B. Heard, OF Leighton Tuesday,
who had us place a years subscription
to his credit.
Mr.. j. N. Johnson, Of Leighton, was
in: town Tuesday and had his name
enrolled upon our subscription list
while here.
W. A. Morris of Amity, was in town
Wednesday, and took occasion while
here to hand us a years subscription to
the Journal.
Messrs viii Smith of Jackson, Tenn,
and Dick Smith, OF Ripley, were the
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Smith. Sunday.
Will Stevens and his good wife and
their fine baby boy were in town yester-
day. Will is as proud of that boy az
the boy will be Of his first pair of red
shoes.
Shelby Topp has returned from
st. Louis where he purchased a
large stock of spring and summer
dry goods.
We had the pleasure OF a call vester-
day from Misses Minnie and Dora
Kennedy and their little brother, Robt.
Bell, of Aliens Chapel, who enlivened
our sanctum for a few minutes.
IT,. Carmen of Palmetto, was in town
OF business Wednesday, and we were
glad to learn through him that his
fathar, Capt. !. II. Gurmon, was great
ly improved and is now convalescent.
Sim Kinds has returned from a
tour of the northern markets
where he made large purchases of
spring dry goods for Kinds Bros.
and Co.
We are requested to state by Prof.
Mitts that the public school term in the
county will be extended to six months.
Parents would do well to Keep their
children in school the entire time, if
possible, is none too long at six months.
Miss Knowles, OF st. Louis. is in
OF the trimming department OF
Mrs. Whitfields Millinery store this
season. She comes highly recommend
ed as a trimmer, and as a young lady
OF fine personal worth and character.
We call attention to the advertise
ment OF Mrs. s. E. Brinkley. who is q
aspirant for the patronage Of the
in the millinery trade. She will
be assisted in by Miss Zilpah Stone, OF
st. Louis, who comes with the reputa-
ton OF being an artist in her line.
We are glad to report that young Mr..
Werner Of Palmetto. who has been very
low from blood poison for the past
is slowly improving and his
and physician have hopes OF his
ultimate recovery. We sincerely trust
be may soon be restored to his accus-
toned health.