The Tupelo journal., 1904-01-29
Local and Personal

Misses Huffman.
Hon. w. M. Cox Of Baldwsn. was in
Tupelo Tuesday.
An elegant and superior line OF Can
dies at Albert Ritter's.
Miss Rosa Rogers has been on a visit
to her sister in Aberdeen.
All kinds of Fresh, Fancy Grocer
les at-Albert Ritter's.
Mrs. Gill Strain of ~Sparnanburg, S. G.,
is the guest of her parents.
For SALF-Housn and Lot on Green
street. Apply at this Office.
Mr.. r a. Kimhrongh and family are
IN Blue Mountain on II visit.
Mrs. f. l.. Lewellen OF Corona was
a visitor to town Monday.
MIS-. J. NJ. Hoyle is the guest OF
relatives in Blue Mountain.
William Gregory of Mooresyille was
in the city on business Monday.
Quick sales and small profit is the
motto of Albert Ritter. the grocer.
Capt. Fleet Elliott of Palmetto was
in the city Monday in fine health and
spirits.
Messrs. Lee Ashe, and Andrew Living
ston were IN town on business yester-
day.
Messrs. OShields and Hunter of Mace
dOnia were in town on business Mon
day.
Mrs. Price and daughter Miss Ola
are the guests of Mrs. Riley in West
End,
Miss Minnie Brown, of P%outotoc, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. NJ,
Thomas.
Miss E X. Sullivan will be the guest
OF Miss Rosa Sogers, the latter part of
February.
Syrups, Maple and Louisiana genu-
inc sugar house molasses, at
B. f. Gibson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. McLeran are
visiting the formers parents at Grand
Junction, Tenn.
Heinz's Preserves, all kinds, Black
berry, etc. for sails at
B. +. Gibson's
Messrs. J. A. Trice, jim Bryan and
Joe Wiygul OF Nettlet0n, were on busi
ness here Tuesday.
Gold Medal Flour, highest grade pat
ent, guaranteed the best at
b. F. Gibson's.
Services at the Cumberland Presbyte-
ran church next Sunday morning and
evening by the pastor.
Mrs. Ledyard of Meridian an1 Miss
Mai Norton OF Birmingham, are the
guests of relatives in the city.
Triumph Seed potatoes and all kinds
fresh Garden Seed for sale at
B. f. Gibson's.
Rev. 9. X. Marshall will preach at
the Christiae church Sunday at II a. M.
and Z p. m. The public cordially invited.
FoR SALE.-My House and Lot. S
rooms. Will sell on time.
l.. R. Gates.
Mr.. w. +. Gibson, one 1fthe county's
progressive farmers was in Tupelo
Monday and remembered the Journal
with a years subscription.
Mrs. NJ. V. Walker C, lied in Monday
to renew her subscription for another
| year. She says she cannot do without
the journal.
Mr.. Thos, Scruggs dropped in Mon
day TO say "houdy do and leave 81 so
for anot her years subscription to the
Journal.
Director Brown IF the Holly Springs
Episcopal church will conduct services
for the E~piscopalians at the Presby-
terian Oh Irch Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
For Sale-One brand new Surry.
never taken out OF depot, a beauty.
double seated, best make will sell at
actual cost. See me about it, at once.
b. f. GIBSON.
Wizards Ten Nights in Bar a Room
will be the attraction at the Opera
House Feb IL. The Company comes well
recommended and carries a band and
orchestra.
Thursday, February 18th at the Opera
House, Wizards Ten Nights in a Bar
ROOM This is said to be one of the
seasons best attractions. Watch for the
band aid street parade.
Mr.. Wyatt Goodwin OF Verona called
in Tuesday to tell us good bye and set
tie his subscription. H. is goidg to Lsu-
derdale Springs to reside. May health
and success crown his Efforts.
T.E.Gordon one our good citizens and
progressive farmers, bought this week
OF Mr.. Van Mitts another fine farm near
Leighton on Town Creek. Mr. Gordon
has our thanks for a years subscription.
Judges ]. NJ. Sample and Guy Mcvay
guardians of the peace and dignity of
the 18th district were in the city Thurs
day. They both say that they expect to
do considerable business when the new
yagrancy law goes into effect.
Hon George Bolen, of R~ichmondlee.
IA in the city Wednesday. He is put
ting in IA line Of telephones between his
home and the city Re says he must
keep in the procession and to do so
must know what is going on in TIpe.o.
For SALE-12O ACRE FARM. All in
Bottom. 40 acres in cultivation. Bal
lance good. Timber. Will make Bale OF
cotton to acre. 4 miles north east OF
town. Price to sell quickly, $4,000.
L. r. Gates.
Capt. Jim Sisk, OF NettIeton, was in
the city Wednesday on business. The
Captain is a director of the Bank Of
Tupelo and was in attendance upon y
meeting of the board. He announced
himself ready to receive his allotment
of dividends.