The Tupelo journal., 1904-07-29
Local and Personal

We were glad to see rev. Ildrrison
Moore here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rea of Verona
visitors to Tupelo Monday.
W. D. Anderson, Esq, is fishing at
Coden, Ala, this week.
Goods without money and but littl
price at Asa W. Aliens
Engraving of the highest quality
furnished by A II. Delay.
Mrs. W. V. Mitts and children are in
Texas on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. NJ. P. Boothe has returned after
a delightful to relatives in Ruston. La
Very low rates to st Louis and return
via Frisco July the 30tb.
Miss Nell Gardner is visiting rela-
tives in Birmingham, Ala.
Davis Young OF Gilvo was in town on
business Wednesday.
Chomel Orr and family OF Palmetto
were visitors to town Wednesday.
Mrs J E Compton has returned from a
visit of several days to friends in Mem
Ephis,
r. NJ. Francis. one of Shannon's pro
pressiye mercha hts was in town Mon
day.
Mr.. E. r. Wilson and family went
to Baldwin SATURDAY to visit rela-
tives.
DR.. W. C. Spencer and D.. H. Clark
| of Verona were in Tupelo on business
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. P. McAllister ana
Miss Susie have returned after a visit to
relatives in Saltillo.
Miss Marie sHoyle was the charming
guest OF Miss Geneva Boggan a few
days the past week
Mrs. l.. R. Gates and children are
spending several days in the county
with her mother.
Miss Georgia Henderson is visiting
in Birmingham, Ala. She is the guest
OF Mrs. Sparks.
Herman Higgs came up from Shan
a few days ago and is the guest OF his
uncle, Mr.. l.. Gates
Mrs JAS Kincannon OF Verona and
of Mrs 0 B Rogers,
Miss Estell Turner left Wednesday
morning for that famous watering
place, Lauderdale Springs.
We carry a full line of everything.
Anything we have for ANYTHING you
have. ASA w. ALLEN.
After a stay of several weeks at
LauderdaIe tSprings, Misses Nell and
Irene Turner have returned home.
Mrs. Florence Moon, and Ed Moon
left Tuesday for st Louis where they
will spend a week at the Worlds Fair.
Two pounds Soda for one dozen eggs
or two pounds Red Wrapper Soap for
one pound OF chicken. ASA W. ALLEN.
M E. Leake left early fin the week for
Gunters vile, Ala. from which place be
and Mrs Leake will go to the Worlds
Fair.
Esquire A. C. McVay of Plantersville
was in Tupelo on business Monday
Mr.. McVay reports fine crops in his
section
j. D. Bryan, Joseph Wiygul and Capt.
J.. D.. Sisk OF Nettleton attended the
stockholders meeting OF the fertilizer
factory Tuesday.
Why deny Yourself anything when
YOU can get it at Aliens without
money and but little price?
ASA w. ALLEN.
T. A. and C. C. Hussey OF Richmond
were in town Tuesday to attend the
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
fertilizer factory.
Walter Berry and daughter. Miss
Jessie left Tuesday morning for st.
LOUIS where they will remaln a week
sneino the Worlds fair.
John Livingston OF Sherman was in
TdpeIo Monday. He reports very fine
crops on his Youaba place which is
one of the hest in the state
Holder Jones has returned from
Jacksonville, Fla, where he spent two
weeks with his brother. Mr.. Jones re-
ports a most delightful trip.
Misses Georgia Weatherall and Aurora
Medford have returned to their home in
Birmingham, Ala, alter u visit to reia-
lives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Jake Funk have returned
to Tupelo and will make this their home
Their many friends extend them a cor
dial welcome upon their return to
Tupelo,
Messrs. Yates. Livingston and Bowel
were in Tupelo Tuesday making some
purchases for their fall stock which
they will open up here the first OF Sep
TENDER.
An event that brought much happiness
to the hearts Of the fond parents was the 1
OF a sweet baby girl at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ Witt, thepast week.