The Tupelo journal., 1904-07-22
Dan Mccarthy of Corona was in Tu.
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pelo Saturday Oh business.
/ Geo. Ruff spent last week in Planters
vile with his parents.
Topp's great cost sale is now IN prog
ress. See the chadge in ad.
Miss Lila Phillips, who has been the
guest of Mrs Berkeley, left Tuesday eve
ming for Bonneville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Bell have been re-
ceiving the congratulations OF their
friends upon the addition to their faml-
" of a little girl who has been christen-
ed, LOrain.
Dr.. T. A. Boggan returned early this
week with Lucius. his son. who has
been quite i'll in Jackson for several
weeks. We are glad to know that
Lucius is able to be out.
HA Wheeler & Wilson, White or New
Southern Sewing Machine, the best ma
chimes on earth for Il COW and call or
two warnings.
ASA W. ALLEN.
f.. S Moon. who is one OF The train
dispatchers of the Illinois Central rail-
road, with headquarters at Jackson,
Miss, is in the city the guest OF his
sister Mrs. +. L Kincannon.
Miss Alma Reedy. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. W. L. Clayton, has re-
turned to her home in Memphis. Miss
Alma's many friends here were delighted
to have her among them again.
Sim Kinds aud family left Tuesday
morning Tor st Louis where they will
remain some time taking in the great
fair. They were Joined at Guntown by
tho family of Mr.. w c. Kinds.
The many friends OF Mrs t.. f.
Robertson will be pleased to know that
she is much improved. The illness OF
Mrs. Robertson has been the cause OF
solicitude from her numerous friends.
A Birdsell Wagon Jor a bale of cotton
or an Old Hickory or Tennessee. the
hest wagons made for two cows and
calves or four loads corn.
ASA W. ALLEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Roberts are
the happy parents over a IL pound boy
that arrived on Wednesday. We wish
for the young man aud his fond parents
a realization of the greatest hopes and
aspirations
John Gladney. one of the Second dis
tricts most popular Young men was IN
Tupelo on busin ess Monday. Mr.. Glad
new has recently sold his farm n is
now prospecting but will confine his
search for another home in Lee county.
We want to congratulate our B.p-
fist friends upon the fact that rupelo
will have the honor of entertaining the
state convention at it's next annual
convention in July 1905. The people
of Tupelo will extend the visitors a
cordial welcome.
Messrs John B. Thompson and
Lawrence Kennedy were in TuDelo
Friday last ell route home from the
University of Mississippi where they
have been taking the summer course
study. They report a good attendance
and much interest and good work on
the part OF the teachers.
Miss M. Lily Johnson. OF Oxford. Ca,
after an absence OF six years, is the
charming guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Wilder Trice at West End, Her num"r-
GUS friends and relatives are glad once
more to have her with them. She eX-
pects to spend her vacation 10 Missis-
sippi. her home state
Mrs. r. NJ. Afford, accompanied by
her little daughter arrived IN Iupelo
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Topp.
Mr. Afford will join his family here soon
and go to st Louis for a stay 81 some
weeks seeing the sights at the Worlds
air.
Mrs. Unice Gates, the venerable moth
err of Mr.. l. r. Gates has ret urned from
a visit to her daughter Mrs. P~ritchard,
at Coldwater. Mrs Gates was accom-
panied home by Miss Pritchard, who
is now the pleasant guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gates.
Mr.. J. NJ. Sample has as his guests
his brother-inlaw, Hon. Dwight Lang.
ford. and his son. Dwight Sample, OF
the Indian Territory Mr.. Langford
left Mississippi thirty two years ago
and has not returned in this long time.
He has been quite successful in his
adopted home, being the president OF the
bank and mayor Of his city. He was
greatly impressed with the wonder
ful Improvement made in this section
since he left. Dwight Sample, who ia
in the the drug busiues.. in Atoka,
will remain until next week with his
father.