The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
DR.. Jas. Brookshire, who has recent

n 'oAfE'NNt' NtiN atISiuIOoiy BCBb"
lon in the Nashville Medical College, will
leave in a few DAYS Tor Ellistown where
he will enter the Office OF a resident
physician and assist in the practice
during the session.
Old jim, the trusty old corporation
mule that has served so long as a cart
mule was sold by Ma shall Robertson at
public cutlery for $1,000. Mr.. j. +.
Garrett was the purchaser. We are
glad that the old fellow fell into the
hands OF so humane IA master.
MIR. r. S Walker went to Lauder
dale Springs Monday tt look after the
many improvements that are being
made at that famous watering place.
He will manage the Springs during APP
preaching season and intends to make
it the best and most attractive summer
resort in the state.
Mr., and Mrs. John G Read, have re-
turned from IA s%oiourn OF ten days at
Coden. Ala, where they enjoyed the
refreshing sea breezes OF the gulf and
the fine fish and oysters of that delight
iul resort. Mr.. Read says that he came
back home full OF sympathy for unfor-
tunate guests OF the up country hotels
and that he intends to see that all his
patrons shall fare better in the future.
We have on hand a nice line of wall
paper and absolutely the finest and
most up-to-date liue Of samples ever OK
hibited in Tupelo. We read tho latest
wall paper journals and keep in close
touch with the wall paper manufac-
turers and vii! he glad to snow you the
latest thing gu.
iiEvlLL the Decorator.
kirkWood Watson arrived in Tupelo
last Friday and is now with his rela-
lives here. Mr.. Watson has Just gradu-
ated from Massey's Business College at
Houston, Texas, where he stood in the
lad Of hia class. He is u young man
Of fine qualifications ANA good habits
and vii su,rerd in Whhtever line he
may enter. His friends in Tupelo wish
for biin the success he deserves.
Elsew here will be found the profession.
al card Of Guy W. Mitchell, Esq . who
has opened up "a law office on Broad.
way just opposite the present court
: house Mr.. Mitchell is a graduate oil
the law u paPtnent OF the University
ana a Young "a OF fine qualifica-
, tons. He is ready for business and
offers bis professional services to the
public.
J Our old friend. R. 6. Lilly, of Chester
. vile, was i'll the city on Monday, the
guest of Nj. j. II. Strain. MIR. Lilly il
! the youngest man OF his age in the
) county. He is eighty three years ole
and is hale and hearty and active and
bids fair to be with us until he cele
: brates his centennial. He has lots o.
friends, boys of sixty and seventy, who
would enjoy heiug with him on that
} happy event.
Married-On Sunday last at 10 O'Clock
| a. m at the residence of Mr.. Murff, Miss
+ Marie Springfield and Mr.. John kDeeun
were married by Rev 5. d. Shelton
in a very beautiful aud impressive cele
monv The bride is a member OF Il TN,
family who reside Rear Gattman, Mon
roe county and liz n Young lady O
= many personal charms and accomplish
: ments. The groom is a bright ant
promising young man OF good family
from tn. same viciiitv. There was q
&. little romance in thus affair and it par
took somewhat Of the Graetna Greer
STYLE. bat IA usual the little cod, Cupid
d the ardent Young couple into tn
hands Of n sympathetic aud ever Will
ing minister and tie bonds were se
. curely lastened. May lite reveal t.
them only the bright side where tbt
roses and lilies grow.
Miss Hattie Porter was the hostes
OF the AS You Like 1t" club Wednes
day afternoon April 9th. Progressiv
domir 'es afforded pleasure for all
: Miss II title McAIlister won the prize
+ n beautjul SILVER hat brush, in tn
cat Tor winch there were several cor
t~estants. After the game we were hand
ed dainty menu cards giving the follow
ing menu:
Waters Crackers
: Sandwiches
e Olives Celery Sauce Tomatoes
] Cream Cake
s Mints,
After these delightful reireshment
were served, as souvenirs of our Easte
party each received a downy littl
q chicken. Guests present were: Misse
: Annie and Hattie McAllister, Ola ant
tClara Gardner, Lizzie Armstrong, Mel
Clark.