The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-17
Personal.

the city Wednesday.
Mr.. w. H. Gregory OF Gilvo was here
on business Monday.
Mr.. Mahlon Brown is this week work
ing his trade In Alabama.
Mr.. q. T. Francis made a business
trip to Alabama this week.
John StovaH OF plantersville was in
town on business Monday.
Mr.. w. S. johnson OF Verona, was
here yesterday on business.
Mrs. Matte Norton Of Rome. Ga. is
the guest OF Mrs. J. @. Robins.
Mr.. Jack Mciulre of Auburn was
in town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Witt and Miss Phillips OF Sher-
MIN, were visitors to town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wagner. OF
Chesteryille. were in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Charlie Graham Of jackson,
son.
We are pleased to place the name of
r. w. Ray OF this dist riot on our sub
scription list.
Mr.. G. w. Patton, and Miss Pat
ton OF Eggville, were visitors to town
Wednesday.
Mr.. e. Z. Estes, one of the Journals
esteemed friends of Mooresville was in
town Monday.
Capt. w. H. Reyes attended the funer-
al OF DR. Stegall, at Evergreen, Itawam.
ba county, Tuesday.
Miss Mazda King OF Okolona, left We'd
nesday after a pleasant visit of a week
to Mrs. Marvin Booth.
Miss Bessis Smith. who has been
visiting in Memphis passed through
Tupelo en- route home Monday.
Miss Matte Norton of Birmingham,
I Ala, is visiting her sister Mrs. j.. Z.
Robins, and other friends in the city.
Mrs. A. NJ. Sims and Mrs. A.. S
Simpson, visited their parents. Mr.. and
I Mrs. Mcclure at Auburn the past week
AL Rice OF Saltillo. was in the city
Tuesday, talking politics. He and Jot
} Smith have up a little &C heme to sur
\ prise the people.
Lee Barnett sends us the name Of
Mr.. j. w. Barnett of Rowland, Tex,
! to enter on our subscription list, which
4 we do with pleasure.
Me ssrs Joe Towery. j. F. McWortel
and Joe Partlow OF the Plantersvillt
neighbo rhood were in town on bust
I ness the past week.
Cecil Melton, a bright lad of sixteer
and an apprentice in the United States
, navy is in the city,, ON lease of absence
visiting his parents.
Ed lester OF Gilvo, was in town Mon.
day and had us to enroll the name OF
his brother, M. C. Jester of Minter, Tex.
as, on our subscription list
Mrs. f. F.. Ballard and children o
Waynesboro, arrived in the city Satur
day. and are the guests of her parents.
Capt. and Mrs. W. 5. Reyes.
Mr.. j. O. Haas. one OF the gooC
farmers of the Third District, came in
e Monday and had his name enrolled
as d regular subscriber TO the journal
We regret to learn that Mrs. J. L.
Garrett. was ca'led yesterday to se'
It her little son, Freeman who was seri
ously i'll. He is nov reported to be
much better. If =
Miss Kennie Long of Verona, and hel
sister Mrs. r. d. Scales, Of Celeste. Tex
were visitors to the city on Thursday
s and honored the Journal with a pleas
ant call. ~
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Mr.. l.. D. Sherwood and Miss
/ LNtf,, IIrtb,.l ~, %na n. " kha
+ 23rd inst. We extend congratulations
# in advance.
G.. +. Miller, one of the most pro
gressiye young farmers of the Secont
district, was in town Monday anC
had us place his name on our sub
Il scription list.
Rob Payne OF the Second district
was in town Monday. Mr.. Payne i
'e one Of the Journals appreciative friend
and while here had his subscription ex
tended to 1904.
D.. Mr.. j \. Mayield and family, wh'
are now citizens of ~Smithville, cam
over the past week and have been tn
guests of relatives in the county TIL
past several days.
# Messrs Levi Phillips, f. W. Walton q
Bonneville. G. 4. Evans OF shannon, j
l.. Arnold, of BALDWIN. were partici
n pauts in the Templar observance o
East err. last Sunday evening.
John Siddall. "a progressive and popu
-. lar young farmer of the Macedoni,
neighborhood was in town Monday
l, and while here had us to add his fathers
= name on our list of regular subscribers
n DR.. Fl. +. Brovles and Mrs. Broyles Of
!, Greenwood Springs were visitors tt
2 relatives here the past week. DR.
h Brovles while here took occasion tC
: have::his name placed on our subscrip.
ton list.
We are pleased to enroll the name
of I'd Jodes, a former citizen OF Lee
county but now of Copeville. Texas. or
h our subscription list. complimentary
3 from his old time friend Mr.. w. H
Easterling of the Second district.
Col. c. b. Evans, of Shannon. and his
:. wife were in attendance at the Easter
services OF the Knights Telnplar Sun
, day evening. Col. Evans iss:a Mason
Of Masons and is ,,hlways amongst the
foremost in the beniticent work of that
, grand order.
DR.. W. C. Spencer. County Health Of
e fce, left Tuesday night for Vickshurg, to
$ attend the annual meeting of the State
!, Medical Association. Dir. Spencer is Il
Jealous practitioner of his profession
and let's no opportunity escape him,
1 EnunH 10 $780,, D.r~2 = hsy rnl NJ iaS n N ~