The Tupelo journal., 1904-06-24
Local and Personal

olKs.
Through sleeper to st Louis every
day via the Frisco.
Engraving OF the highest quality
furnished by A. H. Delay.
Miss Myrtle Mcpherson, of Memphis,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mollie Hun
ter.
Mesdames Threlkeld and Arnold oil
were visitors to Tupelo the past
week.
The Misses Bankhead of Columbus
were the guests OF Mr.. Guthrie's fami-
ly this week.
Miss Winnie Clark, OF Verona, was in
the city yesterday, the guest OF Miss
nellie Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoyle have return
ed from a ten days trip to Washington,
and Lookout Mountain.
DR.. Richard Senter of Baldwin, who
has been visiting relatives west OF town,
returned home Tuesyay night.
Miss Ruth Van Houten left Monday
Iii NJ w cPSho pohAS ''"AS
in New York and New Jersey.
See A. H. Delay for fine engraved
visiting Cards Wedding Invitations, etc.
An elegant line of samples to select from
Reduced rates to Oxford via Frisco
June 18th to Jul Doth, account sum-
mer school OF the University OF Mis-
sissippi.
Misses Daisy We'll and Gussie Nirdle-
niger, who have been visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. S. H. We'll for the past three weeks.
have returned home.
LOST-Last Friday evening on the
levee east of town one buggy cushion.
Finder will report to Il. W. Armstrong
and be suitably rewarded.
NJ aster Roby Compton is the proud
possessor of a nice new bicycle, a re-
ward from his father for faithful and
efficient study while at school.
We learn that several of the new
stores being built on Spring street are
already let to merchants who propose
occupying them early in the fall.
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. IN.
Mr.. H. A. Moreland, who is superin-
tending the building of the new bank OF
Peoples Bank and Trust Co., at Nettle-
ton, returned home Saturday evening.
Stenographer-Miss Emma May Laney,
graduate OF the |. |. & C.. Columbus, will
receive work in stenography and type
writing. Quick and accurate. Phone
No. II.
Miss Tina Witherspoon arrived in the
city Monday and is the guest of A. ii.
Delay and family. She has a host Of
friends here who gladly welcome her
back to her old home again.
Mr.. Will Oliver and family, OF Stump
ter Co. Ala, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. @. kincannon, last Saturday and
Sunday. They were en- route for the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs Kate Thacker's Hair Tonic. "Ha
TO-" stops the hair from falling out and
makes it grow. Guaranteed TO remove
dandruff permanently For sale at Wat
sons Drug Store, TuDelo, Miss.
Mrs. Raymond Lyon. Of Ololona,
and Mrs. Emmie Lyon, of Verona,
pa ssed through the city on Monday on
their way to Amory where they vel t
attend the Ligon-Frazier nuptials on
the 23rd inst.
The sympathy OF her many friends is
extended to Mrs. Maude Lewellen in the
death OF her little son, Will FAINT, which
SAD event occurred last week at Cor
roma. The Lord giveth and the Lord
taketh away"
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Kirk
vile, Mo-, are the guests OF Mrs. Mary
Thomas on Jefferson street. We re ret
that DR.. Thomas has been the victim
of an attack of rheumatism which has
confined him to his room for the past
four months.
The families OF Mr.. G.. p. Long and
Messrs j. C. and Van Kincannon,
went to Verona yesterday to attend
the annual family reunion and barbe.
cue given by Hon. l.. L. Taylor. All
parties enjoyed the event greatly
Senator Taylor is a c%onnoisseur in such
affairs and always prepares a spread
that Kings and Lords and Ladies
might enjoy.
David Laney left the past week for
Utica, Miss, where he will take charge
of a new bank just organized-filling
the position of cashier. Mr.. Laney has
won advancement rapidly since he first
entered q bank and his selection for this
important position is quite a compli-
ment to one so young. That he will
succeed we axe assured already.
We acknowledge receipt of an invita-
ton from DR.. Hulon E. Stone and DR..
Joe B.. Freeman to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the Southern
School of Osteopathy at Franklin,
Kentucky, the 23rd instant at which
time they will complete the prescribed
course and receive his diplomas. We
wish for our Young friends that sue
cess which their merit entities thtm in
their chosen profession.
Mrs. John M. Allen entertained a Sc
lect party OF young ladies at "A pretty
informal dinner on Wednesday, last. The
event was in honor of Miss Zina
Witherspoon, a quondam Tupelo girl;
but now of Birmingham. Ala. The
young ladies OF the party were: Misses
Louise Frazer, Mary DeLoache, OF
Camden, S. c., Annie Delay. Hattie
and Annie McAlister. The occasion was
fraught with pleasure for both guests
and hostess.
Elsewhere will lie found the
ment of Mr.. George 81. Cunningham as