The Tupelo journal., 1904-08-12
Local and Personal

Pictures.
Leave orders for coal with II. Z. or
S. j. High.
Miss Pritchard has returned from a
visit to Shannon.
W. H. Armstrong is ut home this
week recreating.
Goods without money and but little
price at Asa W. Aliens
Very low rates to st Louis and return
via Frisco July the 30th.
Judge Lyon, of Okolona, was IN the
city Monday on legal business.
Harrison Leslie of Richmond was in
Tupelo on business WEDNESDAY.
Engraving of the highest quality
furnished by A. H. Delay.
Rey. Fayette Rains has returned from
the West, where he visited relatives.
F.. C. st. Clair and Albert Fulton, are
enjoying ar outing at White Springs
this week.
Mrs. J.. M. Thomas and children are
the guests of Mrs. Thomas parents in
PontotOc.
Misses Erin and Anna Kate Cosby
have returned from a pleasant visit to
relatives at Brooksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Carothers attend
ed a family re. union at West Point last
week.
The Misses Coleman OF Aberdeen are
the guests OF Mr.. W. F. Riley and fami-
ly,
Four positions and twenty-four pict-
ures for 25c at Huffman's photo tent on
Main street.
Rev. J. A. Bowen has joined his family
at Mont Eagle and is now enjoying q
much needed rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. McWhorter and
Miss McWhorter OF PlaDtersyille were
visitors to town Monday.
Rev. Chas. N. Van Houten has beer
holding a series OF meetings at Unity
church near Plantersville.
Mr.. Boothe and little son Roy, ar
rived in the city Wednesday and art
the guests of Mr.. Nj. p. BOothe.
We are glad to report that Mr.. ALDER
Ritter who has been quite i'll for severa
weeks ia now cOnyalescent.
Mrs. Ira B: Hunt arrived in the city
the past week and is now the guest Of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Smith.
Your last chance for some time at the
penny pictures is near.
HUFFMAN 4 Son.
Place your order for coal now, II
will be higher later.
Tupelo Coal Co.
A Fresh and Attractive line OF WooleI
Dress Goods received this week.
Ballard Dry Goods Co.
We carry a full line of everything
Anything we have for anything you
have. ASA W. ALLEN.
People wanting penny photographs
must have them made within the next
two weeks. HUFFMAN < Son.
Two pounds Soda for one dozen eggs
or two pounds Red Wrapper Soap fol
one pound of chicken. ASA W. ALLEN.
Dom Ruff. who is one of the most
popular travelling tourists from Tupelo
is in the city. He reports business first
class.
Mr.. Mahlon Brown and family have
returned to the city after a visit of sew
eral months to relatives at Stakville and
Aberdeen.
Rev. S. D. Shelton assisted by Rev.
W. r. Cowley, will begin a series OF
meetings at Bissell next Third Sun
day.
Why deny Yourself anything when
you can get it at Aliens "withou t
money and but little price?
ASA W. ALLEN.
We are making low prices on coal by
| the carload or less than carload. Place
orders now.
Tupelo Coal Co.
Misses Corinne, Rosalie, Minrose and
Linda kincannon have returned from
st Louis where they took in the great
fair.
Mrs. j. B. Rains and little daughter
have returned from a visit to Mrs. Rains
mother in Arkansas. Mr.. Rains is now
wearing one OF his blandest smiles.
Rev. C. N. Van Houten is expected
home this week and wilIfill his regular
appointment at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning and night.
Mr.. A S.Whitfield has bought the res
idence on the corner of Jefferson and
Green from Mr.. Waldrip and will make
it his home in the %nearfuture.
Worlds Fair via Frisco Railroad and
through sleeper from Tupelo via Mem
pnis arriving in st Louis Z a m.
Mr.. J. B. Miller and family have re-
turned to the city. Mr.. Miller while
away visited the st. Louis and Eastern
markets in search Of fall dry goods
The Misses Dabbs, OF Guntown, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Dabbs.
During their visit here they have been