The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-01

Mrs. EdmundS and Miss Neville Ed
munds have returned from a visit OF two
month at Meridian and Moss Point.
There will be appropriate services at
the Methodist church next Sunday at
IL a. IN. and 1870 p. m. All invited.
We are glad to report that Mrs. G.
a very serious illness OF several weeks
d Iration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude McKully and
Miss Mary Smith of GuntOwn were the
guests of Mrs. Fletcher Long the past
week.
we are now prepared to serve tele-
phone orders for ice cream with rapid
ity. phone sc.
FULTON & MCLERAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Tab Burrow and Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Wesson of Saltillo
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Dabbs Sunday.
Rev. j. w. Mosely, pastor OF the
Presby terrain church at Okolona, will
preach in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
We are requested to o that
Mr.. S. E. 2. Browo, OF Corinth, will ad-
dress the people of Unity church on the
first Sunday in April at IL O'Clock.
WANTED-SCHooL TEACHERS and
Students who are open for a travelling
position for tee summer. Write to
W. Z. SPARE, West Point, Miss.
Come to see US the cleanest grocer
store in the city. All orders filled prom
ply. Phone Sc, Yours to please,
FULTON 4 MCLERAN.
Mrs. Cooksey, of Texas arrived in Tu-
pelo Saturday morning in answer to a
message announcing the serious illness
of her brother Mr.. Jas. A. Monaghan.
DR.. J. p. Douglas superintendent of
the Bolivar Tennessee hospital for the
Insane with his wife and son John, are
of Rev. John d. Hunter and
family this week.
On the evening of April 9Th the ladies
OF the Baptist church will serve ice
cream and cake at the old Read hotel,
beginning at 5 O'Clock. In connection
with this there will be a white Sale"
We carry everything in the grocery
line, and Keep at all times the best
and freshest to be had. Our porter
will call for your orders and deliver
goods promptly.
FULTON & Nc rERAN.
Among our appreciated subscribers
who dropped in and paid up on subscrip-
ton for 1904 was MIR. c. N. Malone of
Coonewar. Mr.. Malone is one of the
most substantial citizens of the county.
Capt. G. B. Hood received the pleas
&, nj npn,Vanpnnp fba most uJnoE 0f tho
of a sweet little granddaughter
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. e. Good
rich. The Captain took the first train
for Memphis.
We have recently reuiodeled our store
throughout and have placed an elegant
Goth. century Sanitary Soda Fount at
a cost OF 81, 10000 Our Ice Cream Par
Tor is complete in every appointment.
FULTON & MCLERAN.
Mr.. John Moore and family, who have
been absent for several months, have
returned and are again at their home on
Green street. We welcome them back
and trust they may remain with US per-
manently.
Rev. Chas. Van Houten preached an
Interesting m Sunday morning at
the Presbyterian church taking as his
Passion Week." The events of
the last weeks OF Christ's life on earth
were reviewed and it was shown that
the last sermons delivered were full OF
liyine feeling and exhortation to a bet
life.
Guy W. Mitchell has decide to make
iupeio his home and has opened an office
n the Riley building for the practice OF
Mr.. Mitchell is a graduate Of the
University of Mississippi's Law depart
nent, a member of the state legislature
md a young man OF fine qualifications
ind exemplary habits. We wish for him
he success he richly merits.
Mrs. Hinkle has returned after an alb.
ence OF several months north. The
pretty new house provided for the super
ntendeut of the hatchery is just now
icing completed and within a week Mr..
md Mrs. Henkle will be most pleasantly
md comfortably located in their new
Iome.
We are under obligations to the fol-
owing parties for subscription the past
seek: IL. w. Nichols, Leighton, B. F..
.Iuilins, P~oteau, |. T., G. IL. Clifton. s.
Smith, Guntown, Albert McFarling,
Bros, Columbus, Jess Evans,
frs. Annie Holditch. j. W. Adams, Bal
wyn, J. Il. Scott, Garrett, Luther Duke,
Eill Parker, GuDtown.
The Gas You Like It" club was enter
aimed last by Mrs. John M. Witt at her .
retty new home on Broadway. The
ouse was beautifully decorated in ferns, J
aims and red carnations and it seemed )
nat spring time had indeed come !
progressive .sOld Maid was played !
nd Miss Clifton Blair winning the prize.
beautiful ian. The color motif was
arried out in the delicious refreshments
.ryed. Beside the club members q
lrge number 81 guests were present.