The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
Personal.

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VI. W. v. Mitta hns purchased tho
Iverson lot OF ]. Il. Dabbs
Mr.. Adolphns Orr. d Y roma was IN
town on business Tuesday.
Oscar Patterson OF Verona was in
town on bnsines. Wednesday.
Mrs. Virginia Mann il the gnest o
Mrs. r. J.. Pound o. Main ut rect.
Miss Annie Lyon OF Verona was tn,
guest Of relatives here the past week
Miss EsteIl Marshall Of Selma, Ala,
10 the guest Of her sister Mrs. R. F
Coffee.
Messrs w. {. and Clovis Kinds wer'
visitors to Mr.. and Mrs SIM Hind'
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter OF Arkansas, ar,
visiting their sister, Mrs.S s. B Thomal
at Plantersville.
Miss nellie Clark entertained the young
ladies Club in her usual charming man
ner Wednesday.
Mrs. Lotion Fuqua OF Milan, Tenn.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
". O. Mclean.
Miss Jennie Brown left Wednesday
for her home at Nettleton after a Wis
it to relatives here.
Mrr. John Il. Buchannon OF Alabams
is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Jourdan.
George Sloan, one Of the cleveres'
and best citizens Of Baldwin, was q
visitor to Tupelo Sunday.
Noah Blackwell \ popular and sue
cessiui young farmer OF Birming han
wss in town on business Tuesday.
Wiley Frazer OF West Point came up
Saturday night and remained over un.
til Monday morning with home folks.
Capt. and Mrs. W. H, Reyes were cal
led to Verona, Wednesday, to the bee
side Of his sister, Mrs. Lou Taylor, who
is very i'll.
Messrs Willis and Will Austin Of
Mooresville, was in town Tuesday with
several loads of cotton which they
sold at 8 cents.
). P. Clayton, Esq, spent several days
in Dyersburg, Tenn, where he was EN-
ployed as counsel in ain important civ.
il suit in the Circuit court.
Messrs. c j. Rogers OF Grand juno.
ton, Tenn, and Tolliver Livingston OF
Sherman, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. McLeran, Jr. Sunday.
We are glad to report that oar efficient
and popular Post master, D,,zier Ander-
son, is convalescent and we hope to
be able soon to announce that he is at
his post.
Oul friend, Charley Hussey Of Rich
mond'ee. was n pleasant caller at ,our
office Wednesday and gave us a spbstaa.
tial evidence OF his esteem for the Jour.
nal.
| c C. Hussey WAS in town Wednes-
day, marketing cotton. M. Hussey
raised Il fine crop and still has a
large part OF 1t to market. He is re-
ceiving top prices for all he offers for
sale.
Mrs. j. ". T~homasand Miss Minnie
Brown. OF Pontotoc, and Misses Kate
and Daisy Keys and Miss Lowe Thorn
as spent Monday most pleasantly at
Planter.ville as the guests of Mrs. y. b.
Thomas.
Almost delightful entertainment was
given Tuesday night by Mrs. Gill
Strain in honor OF Mrs. i. B. Allen OF
Atlanta, Ga. The evening was most
delightfully."- spe 1T by the entire company
present.
Messre A. W. and Hugh Rice OF Sal.
tillo were in town on business Tuesday.
The former took occasion while here
to hand US two years subscription to
the Journal ior which we are duly APP
preciative.
Sam Morgan of Birmingham was in
town Tuesday and placed part OF
his cotton crop OF last year on the
market. He realized top prices for all
he sold While in town Mr.. Morgan
dropped in, and handed US his suhscrip-
ton for 1903.
Mr.. J. W. Reyes. OF Memphis. came
over Saturday night, remaining until
Monday evening, with Capt. w. H,
Reyes and family. Mr.. Reyes has a
host OF friends in our city, who always
extend to him a hearty and cordial
welcome.
The Misses McLeran, Of Grand juno
ton, Tenn, arrivedin the city the past
week and are now the guests OF MIR.
snd Mrs. A. A. McLeran, Jf. The re-
turn OF these popular young ladies was
a source Of much pleasure to the many
friends in Tupelo.
Gu. good old friend c. p. Evans, OF
shannon. has placed W. under obliga-
tons by a remittance tor more
years subscription. The Col. has been
for years q valued and highly priced
friend Of the Journal. May the shadow
of his portly cofporiety never grow less.
MI. A. w. Feemster had a most Dleas.