The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-10
Personal.

NAs' Aa Mrs.O ". AuOMAeA0 ~
ing in Pontotoc.
Miss Miller OF Iuka, is visitinS her
aunt, Mrs, Pledge.
Miss Nellie Clark il visiting friends in
the Indian Territory.
Miss Shelton Of Pontotoc is visiting
Mrs. Walter Pegues.
Rev. II. A. Meek Of West Point, was
in the city yesterday.
c.. G. Rogers Of Plantersville, vas in
town on business. Monday.
Miss Eta and Myrtle Evans OF Gun
town. are visiting relatives.
Prof. J.C. Bell OF BALDWIN, was in
town on business, Monday.
Mrs. &. w. GENTRY has returned from
a very pleasant visit to Pontotoc.
&c. Partlow and A.. Rogers OF Plant
ersville, were in town Wednesday.
Miss Cliff Blair came home from Texas
to attend the Blair-G oodlett nnptials.
Mrs. c. r. Porter Of Shannon, has
been the guest Of Miss Zippie Willis this
week.
Mr.. Hardy Williams il now home for
a two months vacation in and around
Tupelo.
Our friend Bird Johnson, county
treasurer, favored us with Il visit
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Witt and Miss Hemans
Witt Of Sherman, were visitor to town
Tuesday.
Mr.. d. White, one OF Plantersville's
good citizAns was in town on business
yesterday.
Mrs. L. p. Long and Mrs. j. e. Kin
cannon, visited friends in the country
Tuesday last.
Mr.. T. l.. Russell. one OF the Journals
esteemed friends was in town ON bust
ness. Monday.
Mr.. Evan Blair of Jackson, Tenn.
spent Tuesday in our city, the guest of
W. 5. Thompson.
Miss Efis Honnoll of Verona, has been
the guest OF Mrs. Marvin Boothe for
several days this week.
Miss Made King, one Of Okolona's
popular young ladies, is the guest OF
Mrs. Marvin Boothe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Heard of Leighton
were the guests of MIR. W. V. Mitts and
family the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Moreland are the
happy parents of a little girl baby,
born to them on the 9TH inst.
Mrs. Sam Yates and children. and Mrs
Clay McNutt left yesterday morning for
Blue Springs to visit friends.
Mrs. W. s. Thompson is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Mary Smith, and other
relatives, in jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. Clements of Tuscaloosa. Ala, has
returned home after a visit of two
weeks to relatives here and Baldwin.
Mr.. }. X. Whitesides, one Of the Jour-
nails esteem ed subscribers at Shannon
was in town on business Yesterday.
Capt. w. b. Long has been confined to
his room for several days, but we are
glad to state that he ia now well again.
Mrs. George Ryan of Verona, passed
through Tupelo Wednesday, en- route to
Birmingham, where she will remain a
week.
Mr.. W. II Clifton, OF Aberdeen, ac-
%companied by his little daughters, Mis-
ses Josie and Ruby. attended the Good.
lett-B'air nuptiaIs.
We are glad to report that Mrs. KIM
zey, who has been 40 seriously i'll the
p ut week ia now better. We trust she
may soon be restored to health.
Mr. s. d. Mcneil, of Sherman. WAS a
pleasant visitor at our Office Monday
dii tdNpiCu uF M tVttT tOE Jul
work. for which we thank him.
Appropriate Easter services will he
observed ar the Presbyterian church at
IL a. m. A special musical program
has been arranged for that service.
Mr.. Cleveland Hoyle of Oak Grove.
h rrn1 ExD ,>.s1I I,,nl.o 1n.k .,,no1, - 1,>
shot. His success so elated the Young
nimrod that he took to the water for
his game.
Our genial friend. Wiley Kpves. was
a visitor tn Our sanctum Wednesday
and entertained us highly for half an
hour. Mr.. Keves ia now residing ut
West Point. We IRE always glad to
meet him. i
Our old friend, Mr.. Jim a. Williams
called to see us on Monday lnst and
had the names Of his two promising
sons. living in Texas. enrolled upOn our
subscription list. The Journal appreci-
htes his favOrs.
Our young friends. Howard Francis
and Charles Van HOughten. .Jr. have
out license ma bill posters and
agents. They are energetic
md ambitions Young gentlemen and
ire entitled to the support Of all who
desire their services.