The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-27

Our good friend, Ben HOyle, was in
town Tuesday and dropped in and left
with US substantial evidences OF his ap.
probation Of the paper. Mr.. Royle is one
OF our most esteemed subscribers.
WANTED-250 cords of wood, four
feet long. 100 cords to be delivered bv
the first OF MAY. balance bv the first OF
June. Would commence taking wood
the first OF March. | want the wood cut
this winter 90 it will be dry.
JOHN TRIPLETT.
Tupelo, Miss
The many friends here of Col. E. L..
Russell regret to learn Of the great sor-
row that has come to him in the death
of his wife which sad event occurred in
Washington City Wednesday night. Mrs.
Russell had undergone al operation
from which she died in n short time
The funeral service will take place in
Mobile Sunday. A more extensive no.
tice will appear next week.
News was received here Wednesday
morning OF the death OF Mrs. Allen, wife
II Capt. 81. w. Allen. which sad event DC
cured at her home in Leighton that
morning. Deceased had been ill but a
short time and her death came as q great
surprise and shock to her family and
friends Size was a devout christian wo-
man and her death is greatly deplored
by all who knew her.
LOst.-One Texas Pony mare, stra W.
berry roam, with foretop cut out, bran
ed p. E. above the knee on left hind ley
| Head and neck redder than body; about
four or five years old and weighs about
o. -I W.. IA = nt-I-
Anyone finding this animal will please
notify me.
EzFLL BIGGERs,
Plantcrsville, Miss.
Good residence and beautiful vacant
lot for sale in Southwest Tupelo, Res
idence a two story, six room house
built like a sleeping car, four rooms II
by Is it., two up stairs. hall 10 by "a
#. Dining room IA by II it, II it
story and good sized kitchen, all built o
hear tpine timber. Will sell this property
at a bargain. We don't offer this for salt
with view of leaving, have other proper
ty and are permanently located here il
TupelO.
T.. j. JoURDAN.
The Tupelo Methodist church will
make al excellent report next week tt
the Conference in Holly Springs. Il
members have been added to the church
this year making 22O in past tire,
years. About 100000 paid to al
purposes making over $4,000 90 il
past three years including the $4,000 OF
indebtedness. The Sunday school. the,
Societies conducted by the good women
and the two Epworth Leagues hav'
made decided advancement. All depart
ments of the church are in a most pros
porous condition.
DR.. G. A. Rush. of WaynesborO. haI
accepted Il co-partnership with DR.. L
& Wright and will move here with hi,
family on December the LIST. and ente
actively into the practice. DR.. Rush is
a graduate Of The Atlanta Dental Col
lege and is well equipped for the pro
fession he has entered. He is a brother
of DR.. Rush who is at NJ ridian and also
DR.. Rush of Hattiesburg, both of whom
enjoy an extensive practice. Mrs. Ruef
is a lady of culture and refinement and
dents of Tupelo.
The enterprising firm of W.. S. John
SOD & Sons, Verona, have a full pag
ad in this issue and will continue il
throughout next wear this firm haI
been doing some advertising during tn
fall and are so well pleased with re
suits thai they contracted here with us
for IA full page d ring the coming year
Their advertisement present great bus;
ness acumen and enterprises and dc
great credit to them as u%p-to-date bust
ness men. The firm is one of the strong
est in the state and each year find,
their business expanding in new terri
tory. Their methods are always oper
and honorable; they command success
and richly deserve it.