The Tupelo journal., 1904-02-12
Local and Personal

Sc'S'Nuy
J. S. Parks of Saltillo was in town
Monday.
Miss Lula Long Of Bonneville, is now
assisting in the Chancery Clerks office.
Mrs. j. M. Hovle is the gurst OF her
daughter, Mrs. Fraser, at Winfield, Ala.
Mr.. r.. P. Brown OF Pontotoc was
OF Mrs. j NJ. Thorn, rs Mon
day.
Messers Tom Andrew and Luther
Livingston oi Macedonia were in town
Yesterday.
Mrs. W. s.. Thompson has return
cd inter a visit to her mother in Jack
son, Tenr.
J. NJ. Thomas, s. j. High and L. r.
Woods made n business trip to Mem
phis Tuesday.
Hon. J NJ. Allen is in Washington
City on business connected with the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. S. d. Taylor and little girl of
Verona are the guests of Mrs. '. G.
kincannon.
Capt. w. H. Reyes and Mike Richie
of birmingham, were in town on bust
ness yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. p. Boggan Of
Fulton, were the guests OF DR.. Boggans
family the past week.
The Young Ladies Club was on vester-
day afternoon entertained by the Misses
Tom most DELIGHTFULLY."-.
Mrs, +. H. Mitts and children left the
first of the week for Waynesboro TO
visit Mrs. Il. +. Ballard.
Mrs. T. G.. Wright and little son will
leave for Texas the early part Of next
week to Join DR.. Wright.
Mrs. Bankhead of Alabama has been
the guest of Mr.. Guthrie and family
on Church street the past week.
Mrs. l.. G. Y. Baker who has been
on IA visit to her family in Holly
Springs has returned to Tupelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodlett are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the arrival
at their home of a Wee baby girl.
Mrs. Florence Moon one of the faculty
OF the [ |. & c. spent a couple OF days
with her daughter Mrs. f. l. kincan-
non the past week.
DR.. J B. Mooney and family have
returned to Scooba where the best
| wishes of the many friends made dur
ing their residence in Tupelo follow
them.
The new bank has secured the build
ing recently occupied by B. NJ billiard
ms a bakery and will open for business
there as soon as their charter has been
published as the law requires.
For Sale-One brand new Surry,
never taken out Of depot, II beauty.
double seated. best make will sell at
actual cost. See me about it. at once.
b. f. GIBSON.
We are glad to report that Mrs. j. +.
COMPTON who has been quite i'll for ten
DAYS is much improved and is now on
valescent. At one time her condition
was such as to cause her family and
friends much anxiety.
For SALE-12O ACRE FARM. All in
ODtloiH. nv HtiFS III 'uttINhbtpH oar
lance good. Timber. viii make Bale OF
cotton to acre. 4 miles north east OF
town. Price to sell quickly. $4,000.
i. r. Gates.
Ed birmingham of Rusk was in town
Yesterday and squared with
the Journal. Mr.. Birminghain's hose
hold has been augmented by the arri-
val of of a baby girl and the price Of
cotton is not attracting bis attention
Just at fhis time.
Rorn on Jan The Doth. a boy to
Mrs. Wade Arm. r0ng. Its fond papa
proudly took time from his pressing
business at Memphis to come home and
greet the y.4ng man whom he found
on the spot We trust his future
success.
Another presidential candidate arriv-
ed in Lee county on the 4th. inst, and
is domiciled at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sims, six miles east CT the
city. The Journal stands ready to
support the ambitious young man FOR
the presidency as soon as his mother
GuIIs HIfIl looSC. IlV 10 u III oU.
SYMPATHY is a good thing but it
does not go very far with a mar whose
property has been swept away on the
wings OF a tornado, cyclone or wind
stor n. In such cases a Tornado Policy
in the Home Insurance Co. of New York.
is much more satisfactory and costs hut
a trife. Get one. Apply to SAVERY'S
Insurance Agency.
DR.. J. d. Steel and wife of Birming
ham, Ala, passed through Tupelo Fri
day with the remains OF Mrs. Borough,
Mrs. Steel's mother. en- route to Corinth
for interment. While waiting between
trains Dr.. Steel and wife with several
friends VINO were under his former
pastorate here, took tea with Mrs. Flora
The many friends of Dr. and
Mrs. Steel sympathize with them in their
bereavement.
We regret the departure from our
midst of our Young friend Mr.. Il. L
OF the large dry goods firm Of
Kinds Bros. & Co. who left on Wednes-
day Bird for Key West, Fla. where he
goes to assume his duties as assistant
paymaster in the u. :. Navy. Mr.
Kinds was for some years the assis
tant of Maj. Hal. Robins. on one of our
men of war. He resigned this DO
and has lived in Our midst for
three years, where he has been an active
social and business factor. We trust
Mr.. Kinds may quickly regain his health
and that he may soon find it to his
to return to his home and