The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Adams, of Belden
came over Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hulburt, spent
Sunday in Okolona.
Mrs. J. Y. Bowls spent several days
in Verona this week.
Emmett Whitesides of Mooresville
was over on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Howerton OF
Guntown were in Tupelo Tuesday.
Mrs. Foster of Nettleton is the guest
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. N.
Tanner.
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Williams, of
Chesterville were visitors to Tupelo
Monday,
Can't. and Mrs. Richard Wharton, OF
VeYopa were among the visitors to
Tupelo Monday. =.
We were pleased to see our esteemed
friend George S%chumpert, of Richmond
in town Monday.
tMr. and Mrs. Seawright, and Char
lie and Cleo were the guests OF MAJ
Gibson Sunday.
Mrs. B. A. Smith, OF Verona was up
Tor a SNORT WISH CllC pooC "SSn'
guest of Mrs. II. L. Gray
Miss Annie Harlan n of Macon's
most charming young ladies' is n guest
of her sister Mrs. j. w. P. Boggan
Mrs r. H. Freeman after a weeks
stav with her daughter. Mrs. IT Car
rett has returned to her home at Verona
Mrs. Thrace Davis and her daughter
Mrs. Mullinix of Nettleton We're the
guests of Maj and Miss Kate Gibson
this week.
Mrs. Fletcher johnson has returned
from Texas where she spent seVerai
weeks most pleasantly with her daugh-
ter at Lufkin.
Mr.. O. B. Rogers and family haye
moved to the city and are now at nome
in the Hood residence which Mr.. Rogers
purchased some time ago.
Mrs Geo. T. Mitchell and little Miss
Mary Agnes Anderson, left Wednes-
dav morning for Jackson, Miss, where
thev will be the guests OF Miss Coffln.
Will Mears, one of the best citizens
of tbe first district was down Saturday.
M Mears shows his appreciation OF the
Journal by having his subscription ex-
tended into l9U7.
Prof. DELAYS of Providence College
was in Tupelo Saturday. Mr.. Delays
;sa cultured and scholarly teacher and
will doubtless give general satisfaction
to his patrons.
Mr.. R. M. Francis the popular mayor
of the city of Shannon, was up Mon
dav and left with us an appreciated
order for lob work. He was accompa-
MED by his son Talmage.
Mr. and Mrs. ], S. Howerton, OF
oar C,,ntown were visitors to Tupelo
Saturday. They were much pleased
VIII the rapid growth of their county
s;ts which shows many improvements
since they were here.
NJ and Mrs. B. C. Hoyle, OF Oak
crnua vicinity were among the visitors
~ T,,nalo Tuesday. The writer recalis
most pleasantly Mrs. Hoyle as a scnool
m;ri . few wears back at Verona Wnen
Ill of nc were a little younger y
u,a fnd ourselves after the lapse OF
waars that have interviewed.
r | Carmen and family haye moyeo
"a Verona for the purpose q su
their children to school. ne Ispot aS
ton Of the Verona school mas aeLl La :
wide attention and there mas Dse 10 :
Great demand for residences IlGlv - -
narents who have been ~attracteu ~ o mn'
ppchool under its present able manage
ment.
The largest a Of corr we Y ever
seen grown in Mississippi was SEM a -
nv our Young friend Master noy o.es ssn,
son If Belden. The q is from 2 croi
raised by the hands Of Y young lI croy
who with his brosEels made 2 goet th u1t
altho the seasons were agaInsl aho,,ls
The success of tltse young men ao,,utv
be profted by every boy 70 inc county