The Tupelo journal., 1904-06-17
Local and Personal

day via the Frisco.
Ed Robins OF Meridian a. in Tupe-
10 on business Tuesday.
Engraving of the highest quality
furnished by A. II. Delay.
Our old friend Duke Martin was in
the city Monday On business.
Cheap rates to all the principal
summer resorts via the Frisco.
Misses Kennie Long and Lola Linton,
of Verona, were in the city Monday,
shopping.
DR.. Willard Gibbs left Sunday night
for a two weeks visit to his mother and
sister at Franklin, Ky.
Capt. w. H. Reyes spent several days,
this week. with his son., DR.. Claude
Reyes in Monroe county.
Miss Mary DeLoache. OF Camden, s. c.
has come to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Delay.
The Aberdeen District Conference will
convene in Shannon, Thursday June 70
and remain in session three days.
See A. H, Delay for fine engraved
| visiting Cards Wedding Invitations, etc.
| An elegant line of samples to select from
Miss Charlie Boggan accompanied by
her brother, Tom Boggan, are at st
Louis this week, taking in the big Fair.
Mr.. A. Dalton and son, Herman,
and little Miss Viola spent several days
with relatives in Dixon, Tenn, this
week.
Reduced rates to Oxford via Frisco
June 18th to JUL Goth, account sum
mer school OF the University OF Mis-
sissippi.
Low rates to st Louis, account of
Worlds Fair via Frisco Railroad and
through sleeper from Tupelo via Mem
pnis arriving IN st Louis Z a. m.
Mrs. Florence Moon has returned
from the | |. & e. at Columbus and
will be with her daughter, Mrs. F. l..
kincannon during the summer.
We had the pleasure of a visit
yesterday from Hon. A. T.. Anderson,
editor of the Ripley Sentinel, who was
on his way home from the State
Convention at Jackson.
Rev. J. C. Park will preach in the
Methodist church next Sunday at IL
IA. IN. and s p. m. The Third Quarterly
Conference will be held Monday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Stenographer-Miss Emma May Laney,
graduate of the |. l. 4 G. Columbus, will
receive work in stenography and type
writing. Quick and accurate. Phone
No. II
Cards are out announcing the marri-
age of Mss Annie Lyon, OF Verona, and
Mr.. George Frazier, of AmOry, at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Reed, at AmoIy,
on the 23rd inst.
LOST-A tatting handkerchief the night
of the organ recital at the Methodist
church, SATURDAY.. June IL. Finder will
please return to Miss Leila Dickson and
be suitably rev arded.
We have received a fine photograph OF
J. w. HOWE, who, with his wife, is
cities of the east. They will take in the
Worlds Fair while absent.
G.. w. Troy. cashier Of the Bank OF
Tupelo was in Nettleton Tuesday for
the purpose OF looking after the work
of erecting a building for the branch
of his bank which will be open for
business in the e future.
The Postal Telegraph Company will
post bulletins in Tupelo during the ses-
sions of the Republican National Con
ventiOn at Chicago, June 21-24 and the
Democratic National Convention at st
Louis, July 80.
The Peoples Bank and Trust Co.,
opened their doors at Nettleton Tor
business on Monday with Mr.. G. A.
Roberts in charge, They are erecting
a c%Ommodious two story brick build
ing which thew will occupy in the near
future.
FOR SALE-Fiye registered Berk-
shire Pigs, four males, one female.
Will deliver at 3 months old. Every
animal perfect in form. Also Brown
leghorn chickens at -. 90 per pair.
SAM MCCoRD,
r F. d. /. Verona. Miss.
The many friends of Mr.. r. Ii. Boothe
will regret to learn that he has re-
moved from this county and will, in
future, reside with his family. near
Florence, Ala. During the FIVE years OF
his citizenship in Verona. he and his
family made many friends with whom
strong attachments grew and strength
| ened all along. The community has
lost much in their removal and every
| body Joins in the sincere regret that
they have left their home from amongst
us. The elder son, Mr.. Marvin Boothe
has gone to remain with his family for
several weeks. We hope he may be
benefited bv his visit