The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-14
Local and Personal

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Dld Saddles and H4rness madt rev az !
iodsey's. /
Engraving ui the highest quality
furnished by A. II. Delay. I,
Everything III Horse iurniahing goods
at Godsey's
When you want Saddles, Harness g ..
20 to Godsey's.
See Thomas. the Taylor's Samp' .r's-
plenty OF goods on hand too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Francis ; lave re-
turned from a pleasant trip to the Fair.
A full supply OF feed stuff. corn. oats
hay and bran. Ass W. Allen.
Messrs F.. Lamb and j. III. Aber-
nathv were here Oh business Monday.
Rev. S. A. Steel Of Lumberton was
in Tupelo a short willie Wednesday, |
Mrs Poe OF Aberdeen il. the guest
| of Mrs. Pickle on Church street.
The new board is composed OF H. Il. |
Porter. j. II. Abernathy and l.. T.
Taylor.
Mrs. W. NJ. Gardner and Miss Gardner
OF Auburn were visitors to Tupelo
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Pierce and Mrs.
Nv A. Morris were visitors to town
Wednesday.
Rev, j. A. Kimmons and wife Of
Florida are the guests OF Mrs. John
Clark.
Miss Marie Hoyle who has been the
guest OF Miss Geneva Boggan has re-
turned home.
Your suits and trousers cut and
made to measure, in latest style by
Thomas. the Tailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. S. Reyes OF West
Point were the guests OF Mr. Reyes
parents this week.
Thomas, the Taylor, is not a rolling
stone, but is here to stay and caters
only to tlrst class trade.
Thomas. the Taylor, has years OF
experience, and adheres strictly to first
class work. Try him and see.
When you want your watch repaired
go to the Old reliable. G
L. j. JoURDAN.
Mr.. W. q. Orr and daughter Miss
Susie May of Fulton We're the guests
of Col. and Mrs. Clayton this week,
When ypu want your eyes accurately
and scientificly tested and fitted, call at
L. j. Jourdas's. the old reliable.
FOR SAlE-160 Acres good Land
one mile from Pontocola. "A bargain.
Asa,W. Allen.
The best trees for the lowest price.
lSatisfactiOn guaranteed.
GEO. ii. HILL Co.
If o fail tt see Us iu ogr new store
we will both be the lOsers-
. Asa w Allen.
al If o want to see a good show and
hear good music, come to Fanst )
) Ministries Tuesday night Oct. 25th,
) Opera House.
Mrs. j. F. Car and son who have
8 been the guests of Mrs j. S. p. Bog
s gan have returned home in Aoxuhee
county.
Hon. Paul Hodges, of Florence one
8 of the formest lawyers of Alabama
: was in Tupelo Monday the guest OF
Emmops Turner
Miss Sarah Isom Worley, an attrac-
: tive pretty girl Of Oxford, ia the guest
$ Of her cousin Miss Annie DELAY on
5 Church street. 49,
5 The county election commissioners
s were in session the first OF the week
and appointed the officers for the
! general election in November.
Fapsts Minstrels, Band and Orch estra
: will be at the Opera House Tuesday
8 night, Oct. 25th. Get your seats early
and avoid the rush at the box office.
!: NOT1CE-Now is the tims .a place
s your order for fruit trees for fall delivery
( Give MS yOur order.
GEO. II. Hill & Co.
Misses Mary Schumpert aud Mary
s Wax have been the guests OF Mr. s..
T. Harkey the past week. Miss Wax
has returned to S%mithville. her home.
Z The ladies have enjoved an autumn
4 least in the display of fine millinery
which has been exhibited this week
I by our local dealers. We have never
I seen nobbier lines.
I . Mrs. Lipscomb mother of Mrs. S. A.
Godsey is the guest OF her daughter on
} Church street. Miss Lipscomb is also
I here and has registered as a pupil OF our
graded school.
The Frisco force has heen augmented
by the arrival OF a fine and lusty son
at the home OF Mr.. Jake Berkeley. We
wish for the young man a career OF
usefulness and success.
We are still trading wagons, buggies
and sewing machines for cattle or any
. thing else that has a market value. Our
Birdsell Old Hickory and Tennessee wag
Gus are the best made. ASA W. Allen.
FOR SALE-Eighty acres OF land AZ
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.
Dennis Fulton who is now at Ponto-
toe pboped his friends hsre Monday
morning that he was the happy
posseseor OF a sweet baby girl and
would not return for several days The
happy parents are being congratulated
by their numerous friends
MARRIED-At the home Of Mr.. Means
in South Tupelo, on Tuesday evening,
Sept, ~, Mr.. Chas. A. Rifa and Miss
Dora King. Rev. s. d. Shelton offici-
ating. Nav happiness and prQsperity
attend them through life.
Miss Phronie and Myrtice Stone left
the past week for Birmingham, Ala
where they have gpntereh u business
college for the purpose OF taking n
| commercial corse. These young ladies
are bright girls and will no doubt soon
master the task they have undertaken
Married. at the home OF the brides par:
rents, in Birmingham, Miss, on Sunday
evening, Oct. 8. at Z o'clock, Miss Lizzie
Moore and Mr.. J.. W. Turner. Tit bride