The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-24
Personal.

Ou Dublncsb "wednesday.
Mr.. John Smith Of Birmingham was
here on business Wednesday.
d. w. Clark Of Chesterville was in
town on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j \ Wright Of Sherman
were visitors to Tupelo yesterday,
DR.. and Mrs. Carruth of Chester.
vile were visitors to town Tuesday.
II G. Sparks, the popular Justice OF
the Fifth district, vas a visitor to town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Payne of the
Second district were visitors to town
Wednesday.
DR.. J. A. Orr Of Verona, visited his
mother aud s%istsr, Mrs w. l.. Clayton,
last week.
Mrs. W. r.. Rea and sister, Miss Monte
Carson OF Verona, were visitors to our
city Tuesday.
Little Willie and John Reid Pegues
are visiting their grandmother at Ches-
~terville, this week.
Mr.. W. &. Orr and family Of Verona.
have been the guests OF Mrs. w l.. Clay.
ton, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Huffman, oil
Bonneville, are the guests OF MIR. j. d.
Huffman and family.
I. j. Murphy. one OF the good citi.
zens of the Fifth district was in town
on business yesterday.
Miss Charlie Boggan who has beer
the guest of friends in Fulton the
past week il at home again.
J Mrs. j. A. Orr and Mrs Virgie Nc
Gaughey OF Verona. were welcome yisi
tors of Mrs. W. l.. Clayton, Monday.
Lev. Kellum who has been in Texa,
for the past few months has returned
4 and is now the guest of G. W. Long
Capt. r. g. Lilly and Mrs. r. d.
Lilly of ChestervIlle. werein town yester
day the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Strain.
Mesdames Smith and Richie and two
sweet little children, Of Guntown, wer.
the guests of Mr.. 4. Kinney and family
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Rowan of Baldwin,
] who has been the guest OF Mrs. B. NJ
billiard several days the past week ha
returned home.
Mrs. Mollie Smith of k~entOn, Tenn.
arrived in the city the first of the weel
4 and is now the guest of her brother
family, Mr.. R, F, Robertson,
w. d. Ballard, one of Itawamb,
county's most successful and popular
business men, has been here severa
days this week on business.
= Mr. j. W. Battle and Master Henri,
4 Battle, of Saltillo, We're in Tupelo Mon
day, en- route home from Nettleton
where they had visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage, who have beef
the guests OF Mrs. Savage's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Strain. left Monday TO
their home in Montgomery, Ala.
Ton Booth of Gilyo came in and ha,
us to enroll his name on our list as
regular subscriber to the paper. Ton
is an all round good fellow and W
wonder how he has done without tn
Journal this long.
DR.. Sherwood, OF WenOna, Ill.,, ar
rived in the city Wednesday e~venin,
coming down to be present at the mar
IMAGE OF his brother Mr.. Id Sherwoo,
to Miss Hubbard, DR.. Sherwood ia
: popular and successful dentist of hi
city,
x DR.. j.. NJ. Hoyle WIS called to Winfield
ouhoof ~ Wv 'f' - w nv. w. Ia
e Fraser. When H. ntr,vr,i lt. Innni Mr.
Fraser able t , nr,kt tn. iuu 10 T%,I,eI,
and the DocBm ia 'lghI it advisable t.
t bring him here. Ware sInd to repor
he is much batter.
= In digging ii trench ut his home nurti
y OF town John Wood Jr, struck n 10
I'll ln,lian relics. amn"g which was al
old flint and steel rife. II BRASS KEITH
and til" p"overbinl pipe. M,uy sucI
|, relirs abound IN tins section and ar
frequently unrurtie'l.
n While here Tuesday DR.. Lew,lIel
had us to place the name of Mr.. W
? L. Hunt OF HOulKa. on our subscrip
b ton list and extended his own sub
scription to May 1904. We apprecl
ate such evidence and endorsement
from such a source.
r Messrs Lovett and Johnson, two O
West Points popular young business
e men. were visitors to Tupelo the pas
week. We feel safe in chasing thes
young gentlemen as candidates, but DE-
d not ieei at liberty as vet 20 say Jus
what their platform is. We wish then
S much success, however.
4 MT. dut MIS-. W. n. Nl1SOu ceIe
brated the tenth anniversary of thei
. marriage on Monday evening. A nun
Der OF friends were present to extenC
congratulations and best wishes fol
their continued good health, happiness
and prosperity in which the Journa
sincerely joins.
The many friends OF DR.. c. d. Mitchell
4 in this section were delighted to learn
q that the State Medical Association in
their recent session at Vicksburg had
elected him as president for the ensu
, ing year. The compliment was one
I, richly deserved and we congratulate the
i, association in being SO wise in ite
choice of Il presiding officer.
( Our Young friend, Rob Hoyle hat
gone to Mobile to accept d position
with the Railroad. Rob is a fine young
! man, of superior intelligence and holds
Il very fine reputation in our midst as a
{ worthy, honest and capable lad. He il
very affable and pleasant of demeanor,
is entirely competent and will prove
highly efficient in his duties. We be.
speak for our young friend that cOnsid.
GRAFTON in his new home to which he il
entitled.
We regret to announce the death
OF Mrs. Scruggs wife OF Mr.. Hugh
/, Scruggs and daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Creilly. on last Saturday
morning. Deceased was reared in
this county and had II large circle OF
warm friends. She was a good chris
tian wOman and was highly esteemed