The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-07

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nc. Nee Of osteopqti,y IL ut home for a
few d svs Dr. SGbne will lea We soon for
Louis, lie. Ky, where he will complete
II course IN medicine.
FOR BALE Eighty acres of land 2R
miles west OF Tupelo. Two horse crop.
Well located Will sell for part cash or
all on time to suit purchaser. Apply at
once to 0. r. Rogers, Tupelo. Miss.
Don't iOrg', It the first store south Of
the Court House. Come 10 and get ac-
quaintad, if you are tired and want to
rest, deposit your baggage and be at
home with us. You are always well
come. f. M. Lantrip.
Elder Marshall, son If G.. K. Mar
shall, has arrived in Tupplo with his
family and will make this their home
The younger minister il also one of this
strongest preachers, OF his church. the
Christian, and will make "a very strong
addition to the clergy of the city.
AT. Motley dropped in Wednesday and
had his name enrolled as one OF our
most successful planters in the county
and reports a fine crop but cotton
around him is not 30 good as it once
promised to be.
DR., Hugh Anderson who has been
in the State Hospital in Natchkz du-
ring the summer is at home for a
few days stay. He will" leave in a
few days for New Orleans where he
will enter Tulane University and COM
plete his course in medicine.
Mr. w. p. Burke was called by
telegram to his old home in Georgia,
announcing the serious illness of his
mother. When he arrived he found
her still alive but death came in a
shot time His manv frieuds here
Join in extending to Mr.. Burke condo
lence in his bereavement.
The Fortnightly Matinee Club was
entertrined most delightfully."- by Mrs.
W. L. Joyner on Wedn asdav afternoon
in her SUBURBAN home. The program
was specially interesting and the at
tendance of members and invited guests
was large Reireshmants OF the most
delicious character we're served
Mrs. Whitfield has with her this sea
son. her longtime friend, Mrs, Rudolph,
of st Lonis, who viii have charge
Of her trimming department, and If
especially anxious to introduce her to
friends and Gust ,mers because OF her
excellent qualities as u woman and her
peculiar fitness as a designer and trim
mer
On Friday night, at TAO O'Clock and
Saturday afternoon at 300 and also on
Saturday night at 7 30 O'Clock. Elder
Arlington, OF Cincinnati. OHIO. a minis
ter OF the Christian Catholic church will
preach in the hall of the Riley building.
Elder Arlington is n man OF fine lntelli-
gence and education and comes highly
endorsed. All are invited to come
We Inadvertently failed to mention
the departure of Miss Marion Clifton fnr
Lvnchhurg. Va where she goes to enter
school for tine ensuing term. This pOpu
lar and gifted young lady will be greatly
missed during her absence fro IN Tupelo,
especially in the social circle where she is
held as a general fayorite. Her college
career will be watched with much inter.
est by her numerOusfI ipnds and admirers
After an absense of six wears Robt.
l., Thompson arrived in Tupelo last
friday on visit to his family here.
1t was the pleasure of his many friends
here to know that he had become a
benedict and had brought Mrs Thomp-
son with him. His return was the
occasion of d reunion OF the family.
Among those out of town who were
present were. Will Thompson Of Mem
phis and Mr.. and Mrs. s. R, Smith oil
Guntown.
Mr. B, F. Snyder, accompanied bv
Mrs Snyder. left Wednesday evening for
New York where he goes to secure the
treatment of a specialist. Mr.. Snyder
was attacked with Armenia some DAYS
ago and has been a great sufferer from
the disease. The trip to New York is
taken with the hope of securing relief
at the hands of a specialist. The friends
of Mr.. and Mrs Snyder sincerely wish
that their trip may be a successful one.
1t is a matter OF much regret that Mr..
B. f. Parker, member OF the Board OF
Supervisors from the First district has
been unable to be present at the last
two meetings OF the board. For the
past several weeks he has been quite i'll
and continues unable to look after any
business His absence from the meet
ings OF the board have been the cause
of regret from not only the other menu
bers but everyone who recognizes in
Mr.. Parker one OF the most efficient
and Industrious members. We hope to
be able to announce very soon Mr.
Parker's entire recovery.
In another column will be found the
charter of Incorporation CT the Tupelo
Mercantile Company which will in the
early spring begin a general mercantile
business. The iDcOrporators are among
our most prominent and successful
business men and it is their purpose to
do an extensive business A three story
brick, one hundred and forty feet long
and sixty feet wide will be erected on the
corner oil Main and Broadway where
the firm will do business. The store
house will be erected with commodious
apartments and will be one of the best
buildinge in North Mississippi. As vet
no meeting of the incorporatOrs has
been held and the officers have therefore
not been elected.
On Thursday afternoon Sept. Goth,
the AS You Like 1t club held a delight
ful meeting with Mrs. Leake in her
beautiful new home at West End
Each guest upon her arrival was re-
fresheG with orange punch served by
Mrs Maggie Riley. A contest of the
five senses was the amusement of the
afternoon. The mode of testing each
sense was unusually interesting. la a
cut with Mrs. " p. Long, Misses
Moizelle Elliott aud Hattie Porter, Mrs
T. ID. Hood was successful in winning
the prize, a dainty yellow vase. The
guests were then received into the din
lug room. From a table artistically
decorated with golden rod and yellow
ribbons were served refreshments in
salad and ice courses by Misses Daisy