The Tupelo journal., 1904-07-01
Local and Personal

Through sleeper to st Louis every
day via the Frisco.
Engray wing OF the highest quality
furnished by A. II. Delay.
Claude Huffman is at home after a
stay OF sometime at Ripley.
c. c. Armstrong OF Verona was up
from Verona Wednesday.
Mrs. Lamb OF Auburn was the guest
OF friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. M. p. Boothe is on "a visit to
relatives in Rrshton, La.
Cheap rates on the Frisco July 2, 3, 4,
good returning until the Sth
Important service at the Methodist
church Sunday at IL a. m
Mrs A Bryson OF Guntown VISA in
Tupelo on business Tuesday.
Misses May and Nell Boone OF Bel
den were visitors here Wednesday.
Mr. and E. G.. Biggers OF Planters
vile were visitors here Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Biggers OF Plantersville
was a visitor to Tupelo Wednesday.
Skete Easterling of the Second dis
trict was in town on businesses yester-
day,
The Pastor of the Cumberland Pres.
church will preach at his church Sun
day morning.
Miss Jimmie Long CT Bonneville is
the guest oil the family OF Mr.. IT,. W.
Long, West End.
Mrs. Lowry and children OF ArKan-
sas are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay McGaughy.
Mr.. ]. II. Dabbs and Miss Dewdrop
Dabbs of Shannon, were visitors here
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Pound and Mr. and Mrs
Ellis Estes of Auburn were visitors to
town Yesterday
Will Wade, 7. l.. Wesson and John
Morgan of Saltillo were in Tupelo on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Armstrong and dauhter.
Miss Lizzie and Miss Florence McCanless
are at the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker, and
Master Cleon, of Verona, were visitors
to Tupelo Monday.
Miss Posey Maddox and Miss Mad
dox of Richmond were among the
visitors to Tupelo Wednesday.
On next Sunday morning the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be adj
ministered at the Presbyterian church.
See A. H. Delay for fine engraved
visiting Cards Wedding Invitations, etc.
An elegant line of samples to select from
Lee Coalson of Eggville. came over
ON business Wednesday. He reports
crops in good condition in his section
Miss Lula Long has returned from
Bonneville after a months stay Win
home folks and has resumed her duties
in the Chancery Clerks office.
Low rates to st Louis, account Oh
Worlds Fair via Frisco Railroad and
through sleeper from Tupelo via Mem
pnis arriving IN st Louis a NJ.
Mrs. NJ. E. Leake and children are
visiting Mrs Leaks parents in Gun-
tersyille, Ala. They were accompanied
as far as birmingham by Mr.. Leake.
We had the pleasure, Tuesday. Of II
call from Prof. B. L. Schumpert, princl-
bal of the Verona High school. he
was on his way to the University to at
tend the Summer Normal.
Will Armstrong Of Richmond was
in town Monday and says that crops
are in first class condition n very
promising on Bougue Fa a.
Stenographer-Miss Emma May Laney
graduate of the |. /. & c. Columbus, vii
receive work in stenography and type
writing. Quick and accurate. Phone
No. II,
DR.. Fred Stone has returned iron
) Kirksville, No., where he graduated II
/ Osteopathy. DR.. Stone has not yet dea
cided where he will locate. We wish fol
him the success he merits.
Mrs. Kate Thacker's Hair Tonic, "Ha
: To-" stops the hair from falling out and
makes it grow. Guaranteed 20 remove
!, dandruff permanently. For sale at wat
sons Drug Store, Tupelo, Miss.
lorna daughter to Mrs. Clay Nc
Gaupbey, on the 9th inst. May the
little maid find plenty OF flowers to
gather and prove a blessing TO het
home.
The arrival of a fine boy at the
home of Mr.. r. L. Pound a lew weeks
since has brought increased happiness
to the fond hearts of the parents. We
wish for the young man a long ana
useful life.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Gillian and little
son, and Mr.. Roy Saey, OF Bowllt, Green
XIV. were the guests Of Mr.. A, Dalton
and family several days the past week.
Mrs. Gillian is a sister OF Mrs. Dalton
and Mr.. Seay a brother.
There will be a union service at the
Methodist church Sunday night for the
KNIGHTS Of Pythias. Sermon by Knight
7. d. Hunter. All invited. All the
Knights are requested to meet at Castle
Hall at 7.3O and GO to the church in a
BODY. Services at eight O'Clock.
Dr. T. A.. Boggan was called to
Jackson several days since by a mes
sage announcing the illness OF his sou,
Lucius. who ia there attending Har
ris' Business College. At this tim
it ia not advisable to bring him home,
Int we trust that the next news will
be favorable.
Mr.. !. 5. z. Boggan was called to
Macon last week by the sad
ment of the death of Mrs. Hunter
Harlin, mother OF Mrs. Boggan. The
latter had been with her mother
1...u bor Hines and was present