The Tupelo journal., 1905-06-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. JIM. Witt, Jr., and Miss
Marie Hall are the guests of relatives
in Sherman this week, where they
will remain several days.
We are pleased to add the following
new subscribers this week. DIR. T. C.
Harris, Rusk; j. P. Young, Saltillo,
Miss Addie McCarty, Sherman.
Misses Ivy Cassidy of Saltillo, and
Hettie Bean of Chesterville, were in
town Tuesday shopping, and paid the
Journal a much appreciated call.
Mr.. Will Smith of Jackson, Tenn,
accompanied by his friend Mr.. Counter,
spent a few hours with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Smith Tuesday.
The following veterans are attending
the Confederate reunion in Louisville:
Capt. J. A. Thompson, W. S. Sparks,
w. A. Dozier, Arthur Hutchinson and
Lon Gates.
Mrs. Gertrude Lockard Clopton of
Lufkin, Texas, is the guest of her
mother Mrs F. johnson. Mrs. Clopton's
friends are much pleased to see her
again in Tupeio.
Miss Marion Clifton. who has been
a pupil in Randolph-Macon College,
Lynchburg, Va, returned home Thurs
day evening, much to the pleasure of
her host of friends and admires.
One of the most enjoyable occasions
of the season was the moonlight picnic
at Park Lake Monday. night. About
fifteen couples spent the evening boat
riding, after which an enjoyable repast
was served.
DIR. J. S. Long and family and Miss
Kennie Long, were in the city Wednes-
day the guests of Mr.. and Mrs C. w.
Troy. They are en- route to East Tenn
essee where they will visit Rev. S. D.
Long and family.
The young people have enjoyed sew
eral picnics this week. A party of
young folks drove to Verona Monday
evening and enjoyed a picnic there;
another crowd had a picnic at Park
Lake on the same evening.
Miss Freida Maye Mabry has re-
turned from Blue Mountain. where she
spent a couple of weeks with relatives
and friends. She was accompanied
by her grandmother, Mrs. Cossitt, who
will spend the summer here.
Col. John Triplett has returned
from a visit to relatives in the west.
The Colonel spent a month in the
mountains of Colorado, visiting many
places of interest and reporting upon
his return a most delightful trip.
Mr.. j. w. Street of Bonneville is the
guest Of lis daughter Mrs. Clovis Kinds.
Mr.. Street is one of the most progress
i've citizens of Prentiss county and
always takes a foremost stand in every
movement in the interest Of his country
and state.
The many friends in this section of
Mr.. w. C. Peeler Travelling Passenger
Agent of the Cotton Belt. road are
glad to know that he was not seriously
injured in the wreck of his train on
his way to the Confederate reunion
at Louisville. TWAS at first reported
that MI. Peeler had been killed but a
latter report states that he was not
seriously injured.
Mess. j. @. Robins and C. P. Long
left Friday for Colorado where they
are engaged in investigating a
gold mind in which they are
interested. If the run shows
up all right, and we are assured by
those. in a position to know, that it
will, our friends along with other cit
liens of Tupelo have some very fine
holdings in its stock.
Mrs. Jack R. Jones entertained the
Card Club Tuesday afternoon compli-
menting her guest, Miss Mary Louise
Marley, Of Arlington, Tenn. After the
games a delicious salad course with an
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