The Tupelo journal., 1904-03-25
Local and Personal

Fulton and McLeran, Fancy Groceries.
Miss Ildra Kellum, of Guntown, is the
guest of Mrs. &. w. Long.
Mr.. j. n. Aven, and little son. were
visitors to Tupelo Tuesday.
NJ. u. Miller of Shannon was in town
on business Yesterday.
/ O. X. Gary, Esq has returned from
a business trip to Birmingham, Ala.
NJ. f.. Leake spent two days the
past week in Birmingham. Ala, on
business.
Miss Lucy era wford of Oxford. has
been the delightful visitor to. Tupelo
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. P. Boggan have
been the guests OF relatives here this
week.
Miss Mary Mitchell, oil Guntown is the
guest OF her sister Mrs. Geo. Long this
week.
J. E. Bright, Esq, of Shannon, was
before the Chancery Court on bushes
this week.
Mrs. Clements, of Tuscaloosa, Ala, has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs E. r.
wilson this week.
Mr.. j.. G. Long, Sheriff OF Prentiss
iarAily this week.
Mrs. H F Hill and little son, OF Tus-
caloosa, Ala. is visiting her sister, Mrs
{ j ShumaKer:
Mrs II Il Blakeslee and sweet little
daughters of New Albany, are the guests
of Mrs & j Shumaker.
J. W. Battle of Saltillo, was in town
Wednesday and reports the arrival at
his home of another fine boy.
DR.. J.. W. Miller of Shannon spent Il
couple of days with his daughter Mrs.
A. W. Allen the past week.
Mr.. Lucas. of Clinton, spent several
days in Tupelo, the guest OF Rev. R. A.
Kimbrough and family.
Mrs. Joe McGee, who has been here
sometime with her father, has returned
to her home in Texas.
Mrs. r. P. Brown of Pontotoc, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. J. NJ.
Thomas on Church street.
Capt. r. S. Thomas, and q. H. Ruff
and Il. A. Eierndon, OF Plantersville
were in town Wednesday,.
FoR SALE-12 bro Ike mules from ) to
6 years old, for ash or on me
Il. ELLIOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slubbs HonDolI of Am"-
ry We're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. v.
{. kincanuon the past week.
Mesdamcs Biair and Clifton spent n
couple OF days in Aberdeen the past
week the guests Of relatives.
DR.. W. G.. Spencer Of Verona, coun-
ty health officer, was before the board
OF supervisors on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Louisa Taylor. The venera~ lie
mother OF Senator Taylor, is the guest
this week OF relatives in Tupelo.
Mr.. Willie Lusby, Of Jackson, Tenn,
was the geusJ of MIR. Joe Angle and
family a few days the past week.
Mr.. r. +. Robertson was called to
Trenton, Tenn, Tuesday evening by the
serious illness OF his sister Mrs. Smith.
W. G Raymond spent several days
the past week in Memphis buying goods
forthe Trice- Raymond Hardware Co.
Nelson's and Morris Hams and Break
fast Bacon, guaranteed pure and sweet.
Fulton & McLERAS
Hon F. NJ. Majors, of Amorv, was
in the city Yesterday. returning from
Jackson ~ here he had been at a Roose-
welt DOW. WOW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Monaghan came
up from Nettleton the first of the week
and have been with Mr.. j. A. Monaghan
during his illness.
j. W. Barnes the popular supervisor
OF the third district il receiving con-
pratulations upon the arrival of a sweet
little baby girl at his home.
Hon. T. G.. Caldwell, OF Smithvllle,
Monroe Co was in the city last week,
visiting his nieces Mrs. in. Francis
and Mrs. Made Robertson.
We are now prepared to serve tele-
phone orders for ice cream with rapid
ity. Phone 66.
FULTON & McLERAN
We are requested to nou that
Mr.. S. E. p. Brow. of Corjnth, will adj
dress the people Of Unity church on the
first Sunday in April at IL o'clock.
WANTED-ScHooL TEACHERS and
Students who are open for a travelling
position for tee summer. Write to
W. G. SPARE, West Point, Miss.
Quite a number of the citizens OF
the east end of the fourth district, were
in attendance on the Chancery Court
as witnesses in the WalKer-Repult con-
tested will case.
DR.. Hugh Anderson has returned from
Nashville where he has just completed
a very satisfactory years work in the
Nashville Medical College. DR.. Anderson
will spend the summer in the State Hos
pital at Matches.