The Tupelo journal., 1904-08-05
Local and Personal

Look for Huffmans tent for Penny
Pictures.
Leave orders for coal with H. f. OF
s. j. High.
The Misses Hines have returned from
a visit to friends in RIPLEY.
Mrs. !. NJ. Allen is on a visit to her
daughter Mrs. Weaver OF Memphis.
Engraving of the highest quality
furnished by A. II. Delay.
Goods without money and but littl
price at Asa W. Aliens
Very low rates to st Louis and return
via Frisco July the both.
Andrew Ballard and Tom Hussey OF
Richmond were here Wednesday.
Place your order for coal now. 1t
will be higher later.
Tupelo Coal Co.
Miss Mabel Foster, a charming young
lady of Okolona, is the guest OF the
Misses Smith.
All wanting penay pictures must come
soon.
Huffman & Son.
A Fresh and Attractive line of Wooden
Dress Goods received this week.
Ballard Dry Goods Co.
G. r. Gunter Of Gilvo was in Tupelo
Tuesday and had us to enroll his name
as a subscriber to the Journal.
We carry a full line of everything.
Anything we have for ANYTHING you
have. ASA W. ALLEN.
Miss Lula Long left Monday for Boone
vile where she will remain Il couple OF
weeks visiting her fathers family.
Mrs. Hobson and children have return
ed to their home in Water Valley alter
a pleasant visit to relatives here.
Two pounds Soda for one dozen eggs
or two pounds Red Wrapper Soap for
one pound of chicken. Asa W. ALLEN.
Miss Fatie May Slavery of Winches-
ter, KY, is the pleasant guest of her
grand parents, Capt. and Mrs. Sayery.
Tom Booth of Gilvo was in town on
business Tuesday. lie reports cotton
damaged by the rain in his section.
Mrs. Blythe, accompanied Ly the
daughter of Hon. G. E. Bowlin of
Richmond were visitors to Tupelo
Wednesday.
Whv deny Yourself anything when
you al get it at Aliens without
money and but little price?
ASA W. ALLEN.
We are making low prices on coal by
the carload or less than carload. Place
orders now.
Tupelo Coal Co.
We are glad to welcome Mr. J, W, 2.
and wife who have moven into
their new home and will become citi.
zens of Tupelo.
Our stay in Tupelo will be short. so
come early if you want good cheap
Pictures.
Huffman & Son
Rev. james Cunningham anne overl
rom Aberdeen and spent a few days
5he past week with Rev. J, T. aud Mrs.
Cunningham.
Mr.. J. L. Compton. proprietor OF the
elite Barber shop, lett Tuesday for a
yisit OF ten days to relatives at Mt
III.
Misses Lollie Riley and Mile Brown
md Miss Lola Caruth of Chesterviiie
ave been the guests of Mrs. Spencer at
1erona the past week.
Low rates to st Louis, account Of
Worlds Fair via Frisco Railroad and
through sleeper from Tupelo via Mem
mis- arriving IN st Louis Z a. m.
Walter Claiborne was in town Satur-
ay last with a load OF 25 water melons
hat weighed 1925 pounds This is the
hampton load SO for this year.
We acknow edge receipt OF a cabbage
ON Mrs. Emma Mccullough which is
ne of the finest specimens we have
ver seen raised here. We return thanks {
the sender.
J. B. Miller, of the Miller Mercantile !
o., left for the Eastern Markets where !
will join his father, P. FL. Miller, and 9
an extensive fall stock of goods |
his firm. :
Messrs jim and Stanley Vaughn oil !
lyo were in town Wednesday, The .
ndition Of the crops in their neigh q
rhood hav been injured by the rains h
e past few weeks. i
I Wheeler & Wilson, White or New h
uthern Sewing Machine, the best ma b
mes on earth for a COW and cali or Il
o ~yearlinga.
ASA W. ALLEN.
Rev. King OF Auburn. KY, preached
the Cumberland Presbyterian church u
nday morning, The discourse was /"
OF sacred truths and was well re- :,
we'd by the congregation present :.
w. John Tripiett very delightfully."- 70
ertained a party OF his young girl eli
nds at tbs Read House Monday ii
hit at tea ia honor OF Misses Mabel NJ
ster. Of Okolona and Fannie Fulton 4
Those present were: Misses I'd
sy Henderson, Ida Smith, Katie nd
'duer. Myrtle Huffman, Mable Fos- "a
OF Okolona Fannie Fulton Of Cofinth. Or