The Tupelo journal., 1904-01-08
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Local and Personal

w. j. Bunch OF Verona was in town
on business Tuesday.
Miss Christine Clark returns to Bel
mont College, Nashville, today.
Mr.. W.. W. Cryder and family of
Carbon Hill. Ala. are visiting relatives
near rown.
Jas. Brookshire OF Nashville Medical
College spent the holidays with home
folks.
Mrs. w. f. Fraser has returned TO
Winfield Ala, after "A visit to her par
ents.
Rey. Y. L. Darling and wife have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Long this week.
Some interesting news matter has
been crowded out but will appear
next week.
Wiley Frazer and Arthur Lockard
were guests of their families during the
holidays.
Miss Gertrude Lockard has returned
home after D. visit OF several months il
Texas.
Mr.. r. II. Mullen spent several days
OF the holidays with his relatives at
Friars' Point.
Mrs. b. c. Goodrich has returned to
Memphis after a visi of a week to her
ather, Capt. c. b. Hood.
Miss Lula Laney has returned to re-
sume her duties as hall teacher in the
graded schools of kosciusko.
DR.. Edwin Topp, after spending the
holidays at home has returned to
Louisville to resume his studies.
Mrs. Florence Moon came up from
Columbus and spent the holidays with
her daughter Mrs. f. l. kincannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Afford have been
the guests of Mrs. Affords parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Topp, during the holidays.
Mr.. John Tr:pse4t has returned from
a visit to his old home in Illinois where
he spen the holidays most sleasantly,
Messrs. E. G. and Jim Finley who are
now engaged in civil engineering on the
Worlds Fair grounds were home during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weaver have
been the guests of Mrs. Weayers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Allen, during
the holidays.
Mrs. Wilson, and her daughter, Mrs.
Cross have returned to Birmingham
their home, after a visit to Mrs. Wilson,
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Gayle.
Among those who visited their old
home was Jess Griffin of Texas who
was welcomed by a host of old friends
upon his recent visit.
Misses Lottie and Mary Hines, after
spending the holidays most delightfully."-
at home have returned to school at
jackson, Tenn.
HCiht. III duNCltIHtl, IL utIc DldClnS a
handsome writing desk in onr post office
He is an artist in his line, as he is a well
known scenic artist.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nelson and Mrs.
Pulliam have moved to Louisville, KY,
where they will in future reside. We re-
greet to lose this estimable family as citi-
zens OF Tupelo.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
serve dinner at the court house on the
third Monday in February. 1t has been
their custom for several years tt serve
dinner during court week.
Our representatives in the legislature
left last Saturday for Jackson and are
now at their posts of duty. We hope to
have some news from them during the
session which we will taxi pleasure in
publishing.
Mr.. +: NJ. Hargroye is visiting his
brother, Zion Hargrove, in Brondige,
Ala. They have not seen each other in 20
years. and it was through an advertise
ment in The Home and Farm that thew
were reunited.
The young ladies who are students OF
the Industrial Institute and College
have returned to resume their work.
Those who spent the holidays at home
Were; Misses Riley, Brown, Emma Mai
Laney. Corinne Kincannon.
Wm. Lambert came back for the first
time since leaving to spend the holidays
with his old friends. He was the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McGuire. Time
has dealt gently with him and success
has crowned his Efforts in his new home.
A family reunion took place at the
home OF Mr.. j. M. Allen during the holi-
days at which 43 guests sat down to a
very sumptuous dinner. The occasion
was a happy reunion OF the various
branches OF the Allen family which is
quite extensive. Mr.. NJ. Allen was the
only one OF the brothers present, it being
impossible for the others to attend.
Mr.. B. p. DeLoache OF Camden, S. G.
was the guest OF his sister Mrs. A. I'll.
Delay, during the holidays. Mr. De
Loache is an elegant young gentleman
and made a most favorable impression
upon everyone who made his acquaint
ance. He was impressed with the