The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-21
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Oui titCnug hhoh
enriched beyond computation in dollars
by the arrival at his home OF a fine boy
Nav be grow TO the full measure OF the
aspirations OF his fond parents lis our
wish.
Among the visitors to st Louis las
week were Miss Lucia Tankersly, Mrs.
w. G Spencer, Miss Kennie Long, Vero-
ma, Mrs. Blair and Russell, E g. St
Clair, Frank GoodIette and FAINT and
BrIttian Rogers.
FOR SALE-My residence on Madison
street or my vacant lot on Franklin
street See me at o. &c
REV j T CUNNINGHAM
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher Johnson an
nounce the approaching marriage OF
their Gaughte: Gertrude Lockard. to
ur. r. Lawhow o. Taylor, Texas.
The nuptiais will be solemnized Novem-
Der 22nd.
MARRIED-In South rupeIo at the
home of the brides parents on Thurs
day evening last. Mr.. W. A. Rogers and
Mrs Dora kendrick, Rev. ). q. Shelton
officiating May peace and happiness be
their lot.
We are glad to report that DR.. Hough
who has been confined to his room the
past five weeks with fever is ~conyaiesc-
ing and will soon b. able &C resume his
business, DR. HOugh has made many
friends during his residence in Tupelo
and they will be glad to learn OF his
recovery.
There will be services at the Presbyte-
| rian church Sunday morning at III o
| clock. After the services there will be
held a congregational meeting for the
election of two deacons n two elders.
| Every member OF the congregation is
requested to be present. Visitors and
strangers welcome.
The charter of the TupeIo Mercantile
Go. has been approved by the governor.
The capital stock of $4,000 is being
readily taken. The work of erecting the
handsome store that will rise on the
corner of Main and Broadway to b oc-
cnpied bv the new company Will begin
as soon az all necessary preliminaries
are completed.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Carothers arriv-
ed in the city last week from ST LOUIS
and are now the guests of Mr. Carotb-
e',s parents They we accompanied by
Mr., Brown. Mr.. CarOther's law partner.
These young Mississippians, we re
pleased to ieport. are doing n Successful
and lucrative practice in their adopted
state.
The vocal director of the Ted f Faust
Minstrels is Glen Du Rruin, the operate
Baritone Amusement patrhns will re,
member the enthusiastic ovaticns ten
dered Mr. Du Rrnin last season The
Ministries will appear here Tupeln Opera
House Oct 25 when Mr. Du Bruin will
render a solo in the First Part and also
appear with the Herald Sdnare Quartet
in Oiio He has surrounded himself with
this wear with an International congress
OF singers ttat are called the Ted +
Faust choir Side by side with Glen De
Bruin is VIM r Patti, the Southern
Tenor He is a fayorite in all musical
favorite
most excellent attraction, bearing
the guarantee of every prominent book
ing agent, theatrical director and Onera
House manager is Ted E Faust's Min
strels dated for Opera House Tuesday.
Oct 25. This company last season broke
all records as to attendance. receipts
and criticisms. They never missed a per-
Torrance and there was not on" adverse
criticism. Their singers, costumes and
paraphernalia are new. novel and orig
inal: 1t is a clean. classic, complete ex-
hibition. n spicy. superb. spectacular
minstrel show. The First Part is up to
the demands and is entitled 'In Old
Mexico" Ir the Ohio are the Famous
Faust Family of Nine Australian Aero
l.t, ttDn;,affn INrnnpa ~ nf E'rpnph
pantomimists, the Herald Sduare Quar-
tet, the Brothers, Stidolyh, German mu-
steal artists. DAILY aud kelso, The
Boys With the Tangled Feet and Bob
by Du Rne in monologue.