The Tupelo journal., 1904-08-19
Miss Lena Stevenson has gone to st
To spend several weeks,

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Louis to spend several weeks.
A Wheeler & Wilson, White or New
Southern Sewing Machine, the best ma
chimes on earth for a COW and calf or
two y%earlings.
Asa w. ALLEN.
Mira. Thornton and Miss Thornton,
who have been guests of Mrs. Ezelle,
left Monday for their home in Cairo, I'll.
They were accompanied by Miss Clara
Gardner who will visit them.
A Birdsell Wagon Jor a bale OF cotton
or an Old Hickory or Tennessee, the
best wagons made for two cows and
calves or four loads corn.
ASA W. ALLEN.
Mrs. Clayton, OF Cleburne, Tx, who
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. c. III Clifton left this week to
visit the Worlds Fair. She was ac-
companied by Juanita Clifton.
A Mccormick Mower for AZ tons hay
or an Osborne for 3h tons. Why borrow
your neighbours mower or leave your
hay uncu: when YOU "a get a mower
on these terms?
ASA W ALLEN
The attorneys present at court from a
dis lance this week were: Judge j. W..
Buchanan, w. MOCK. Of Baldwin, W. Fl.
Clifton. Aberdeen, Mr.. Barnes, of Macon,
W. A. Nabors. Fulton, W. P. Stribling.
Columbus, George Mitchell, Pontotoc.
Notice is hereby given that by mutu-
al consent, and owing to the removal OF
|. NJ. Gaines from the district. the Arm OF
j. r. Frazer 4 Co a dissolved July
31st (Signed) j. r. FRAZER.
S-19-3t |. NJ. GAINES.
We are in receipt Of a full grown open
boil of cotton. which is the first to be
reported at this Office this season. This
cotton was raised by Mr.. Oscar Patter-
son., a tenant on Mr.. Riley Morris plan.
tation, near shannon. Mr.. Patterson
says he has quite a numb err OF open bolls
in the same field from which this On e
was taken.
Rev. R. A. Kimbrough was called on
Sunday afternoon to say the words that
united in the bonds of wedlock Miss Oh
lie Cald well to Mr.. C.. Z. Nunnelee. The
ceremony was performed at the Baptist
parsonage, where a few of the %neighbors
c%ongregated to witness the ceremony.
The young people live a few miles east OF
town, where they have many friend s
who Join in best wishes.
At the home OF the bride, Mr.. j W.
Cook, near Auburn, on Sunday after
ternoon, Mr.. j. l.. Langston and Miss
Dora Cook were married in the presence
of relatives and a few friends who gath
cred in to see ceremony performed. The
contracting parties are well known in
the county and are deservedly popular.
They were the recipients of many good
wishes for a life OF happiness and pros
perity.
Rev. n. G. Augustus spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends here. He oc'
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and delivered
an able sermon which was thoroughly
enjoyed by the large congregation
Mr.. Augustus has many friends here at
his old home who are glad to welcome
him whenever he comes.
We are pleased TO note that Mr.. G. W,
Hewitt, of st. Petersburg, Fla has 10
Gated in Tupelo, and will in the future
make this his home. He has rented the
store house on Spring street, below the
p~ostoffice, and will carry on a general
plumbing business, an institution that
TupeIo is very much in need of right
now. He has rented a cottage on Main
street and will move his family here
Sept. /. We welcome them as perma-
nent citizens of Tupelo and wish them
every success.
Mrs. Walter Reeves entertained a
large number of maids and m~atrons
ON Thursday OF last week in honor o.
her sister Miss Reeves, of La Grange. Ga.
''Salmagundi'' proved to be a very
amusing medley of games, causing
much merriment. Mrs Simeon Kinds
won the prize, a dainty vase. and Mrs.
John Clark the consolation, a pretty
china cake plate. Alter the games de-
licious refreshments consisting of ices
and cakes were served. The affair was
one of the most delightful OF the sea-
son.
Hon. Z. S. Gambler. Jr., addressed the
people of the county at the court house
Tuesday, after the Adjournment OF court
at noon. Mr.. Gambler expressed his APP
probation of the honor bestowed upon
him by receiving at the hands of his con
stituents a nomination for a third term
without opposition. In referring to the
issues that now confront the country, i'm
his opinion, Mr.. Roosevelt was the
main one to be considered and feared
That he was an enemy to good govern
ment and that his election meant moth
ing good for the people. Mr.. Gambler
expressed 1attering hopes OF the election
OF Mr.. Parker, whose prospects grow
brighter every day.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE