The Tupelo journal., 1903-06-05
Personal.

4 in town on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Mann is WISHING her brother,
I Mr.. Will Elliott in Franklin, KY,
Mrs. o. B. Rogers and children have
returned from a visit to Verona.
Mrs. Clark Strain has returned from
a visit to her sister in Memphis.
Mrs. j. r. Ledbetter and children are
visiting relatives in Decatur Ala.
DIR. Owen M%cGaughey, OF Nettleton,
was in town on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams Of Leigh
Z ton, were visitors to town Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Brown, has returned
I from Union, after an absence OF a week.
Palmetto was represented on Mon
day by Messrs Robt. and Tom Carmen.
Our esteemed friend J.. l.. Marion OF
Nettleton, was a visitor to town Mon
day.
Mr.. j. B. Morley attended the laying
: of the Corner Stone at Jackson this
= week.
4 Mrs. Holden and MISS Patti Carmen,
4 have returned from a visit to friends at
Verona.
Mrs. Mary Thomas has moved into
4 her handsome new homn ON Jefferson
street.
Mrs. }. NJ. Allen returned Wednes
day from a visit to Mrs. Weaver in
= Memphis.
Mrs. Eliza Robins has returned from
Z a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ledyard,
K in Meridian.
Mrs. Hay and daughter Miss Mag
gle, of Verona, spent this week with
4 relatives here.
4 Mr.. Hindsman has moved with his
family into tha residenc recently vacat-
ed by Mr.. Willis.
Miss Matte Allen of Leighton, has
= returned home after a weeks visit to
= Mrs. Hunter.
. Mrs. q. W. Long and her mother,
x Mrs. Kellum are visiting relatives in
. Chickasaw county.
Dir. and Mrs. Il. c. Wright and the
Misses Baskin, visited relatives in Sher-
man the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Johnson, spent
. several days the past week with Iela-
tives at Bonneville.
Messrs Robt Burt and Charlie Arm
strong OF Verona, were in town on
business Monday.
he Misses Harrison Leslie and John
Priddy of Richmond were in town on
business Tuesday.
,f The journal was favored with a
- pleasant call from the Misses Boone
of Leighton Tuesday,
y Mrs. John p. Donglas and son of
Bolivar, Tenn, are the guests of her
sister, Mrs. John ID. Hunter.
f. Mrs. j. 7. Cunningham has returned
vs. hone. after a visit of several days to
her sons family in Aberdeen.
OF Cawthon Bowen came home Thurs
e. day evening after a term in the fresh
&c man class at Millsaps College.
Miss Mary Bates kAllen arrived in
r, re the city :he past week and will remaln
some time with relatives here.
,+ Mr.. 2. IL. Miller OF St. Louis, was
70 the guest of his sons, Messrs J. B. aud
NJ. NJ. Miller, the past week.
nd Mr.. f. Willis and family nave remov-
u ed to Hickory Flat. We regrert to give
them up as citizens Of Tupelo.
81 Mrs. NJ. L. Schumpert and her sons
il George and Jesse left Tuesday for the
e. Indian Territory where they go to
a visit relatives.
y. Messrs. William Morris, William
o. Arnold and Alan Notes OF the Fifth
al district were with the Board OF Super
Is visors- Monday.
Judge Orr of Columbus, passed
in through Tupelo Wednesday, returning
It. from Commencement exercises of the
University in Oxford.
e. Mrs. NJ. E. ..eake. who has been
N absent several weeks visiting relatives
in Alabama is home again, to the
delight OF her family and friends. .
OF The many friends OF Julius Strauss
were delighted to see him here Mon
day. lie ran over from Birmingham
to make his family a short visit
n We are glad to see our friend Lee
Joiner on the streets again after his
recent illness. Lee Gays he was glad to
escape the water works excitement.
Mark Schumpert and Roe ,Priddy OF
Richmond were in town on business
:. Tuesday. They report that a good
:, stand of cotton has been secured at
last.
j. II. Burt, one of the firm and MANA
I ger of the business of Schumpert and
ut Burt of Richmond. was in town on
10 business Tuesday. The firm is doing a
~ nice business The Journal has just
IA completed a line Of the latest style
ID stationery for them.
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