The Tupelo journal., 1904-06-03
Local and Personal

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visiting relatives in Starville.
Engraving OF the highest quality
furnished by A. II. Delay.
Miss Mary McAllister spent Sunday
with relatives in GuntOwn.
Frank Kirkpatrick is at home from
Mckenzie, Tenn, for the summer.
Mr.. M. P. Boothe has returned from
a visit to relatives in Aberdeen.
Mrs. r. e. Gordon visited relatives at
BALDWIN last Saturday and Sunday.
See. A. H. Delay for fine engraved
visiting Cards Wedding Invitations, etc.
The Tupelo Steam Laundry will re
ceiye work on and after Monday next
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips and children
of Tampa, Fla, are whiting relatives
here.
Miss Bessie Cavett left Tuesday for
Memphis after a pleasant visit to rela'
tiyes here.
Mrs. Lotion Fuqua OF |. IT,. is the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
y. Mclean.
Mrs. Tourney and children of Fort
Worth, Tex, are guests OF sister, Mrs.
b. NJ. billiard.
Wiley Blair has returned home from
Mckenzie. Tenn, where he has been at
tending echool.
Mrs. Il. F. Elkin was the charming
hostess OF the Young Ladies club on
Wednesday last.
Misses Annie and Hattie McAllister
are visiting relatives in Blue Mountain
this week.
Mrs. w. e Frazer has returned to
her home in Winfield, Ala, after a visit
to relatives here.
After a visit of several weeks to Mr..
| Smiths parents, Mrs. Dick Smith and
children have returned home.
There will be services at the Cumber-
land church Sunday at IL, a. m. The
pastor will occupy the pulpit.
The Methodist church OF TuDelo
made an offering last Sunday to hell
rebuild the Methodist church at Yazoc
City.
AS an advertising scheme. Harris
Business College Jackson, Miss, is offer
ing a few Scholarships at a Big bargain
Write them.
We are requested to state that Rev
M. l. Bickerstaff will preach on thu
cotton mill yards next Sunday at ii o
clock a. m.
The card OF DR.. Edwin M. Topp will
appear in this paper next week. Hi
dantal rooms Will be in the front room'
over the Bank OF Tupelo.
Rev. J.. A Bowen is attending tn
commencement exercises at Millsap
College this week. He and Cawthol
are expected home Monday.
FOUND-A set of false teeth, 10
the upper jaw. Party can have sam
by identifying them and paying TO
this advertisement. Call at Yates
store or at Journal Office.
There will be no preaching at tn
Methodist church Sunday on accoun
of the erection of the pipe organ. Th'
Epworth Leagues however will be hell
at usual hours
Miss Freida Ma Mabry left last Sun
day for Blue Mountain, where she goei
to visit relatives and friends and attent
the commencement exercises OF the Blu
Mountain Female College.
We call attention to the official state
ment of the Peoples Bank and Trust 20
which appears in another column. L
will be seen that this progressive young
institution is fully meeting the best
expectations of it's promoters ant
friends
Mrs. Laney had the pleasure of hay
ing all her children gathered in a family
reunion last week. Miss Lula was home
from Kosciusko. David from Jackson
and Miss Emma May from Columbus
They all very much enjoyed being to
gether again and we hope that they
may have many more such happy re
unions.
Rev. J. d. Hunter, of Tupelo. Miss.
preached two splendid sermons at the
Cumb ,rland Presbyterian church here
last Sunday, and to say that all who
heard him were highly pleased would
be putting it in the mildest possible
terms. The executive committee OF the
church have decided to give DR.. Hunter
a call to this place, and it is the unani
nous wish of all our people, irrespective
| of church affection, that he may find it
| to his interestto accept.-Franklin(ky.
FavOrite.
The many friends OF Mr.. lobe Jones
deeply sympathizs with him in the loss
of his nine months old child, Euler
Nav, whose death occurred at the
home of Mrs. Witt, it's foster mother,
in Sherman Monday morning. For the
past ten DAYS the Indications were most
u~nfayorable in the condition OF the
little sufferer and not withstandine
the care and tender nursing OF loved
ones the death angel garnered the
tender flower. The interment took
place at Chesterville where the little
one was laid to rest by the side OF
it's mother who preceded it to the grave
only a few months.
His many friends sympathlze with
| Mr.. C. A. Roberts in the death OF his
| wife which dad event occurred at the
homo oil DR.. Feemster at Nettleton on
Wednesday last. Mrs Roberts had
been q sufferer for several years from
pulmonary trouble and sought. relief
in Southern Texas. No relief came
from change of climate and alter sever
al wears of absence Mr.. Roberts re-
turned with his wife a few monts before
the end came. Deceased was the daugh-
ter of DR.. W. O. Feemster of Nettleton
and a Young woman OF a lovely chris.
tan character. She was a devoted
daughter. sister and wife and her death
brings deepest sorrow to the hearts OF
all who knew her. To the bereaved
family we extend our heartfelt sympy-