The Tupelo journal., 1905-12-15

Hillard Petty of Shannon MADE
business trip to town Wednesday,
Mrs. Richard Brown, of Meridian is
the quests of Mrs. Mahlon Brown on
Broadway.
Claude Clayton, ESQ.,, spent several
days this week in Aberdeen attending
Chancery Court.
The F~ortnightly Matinee Club was
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained by Mrs. ID. w.
Robins Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Code Rogers of the fifth district
was in town Monday and had his name
enrolled as a subscriber to the journal.
Mr.. &c Sims who has been quite ill
for sometime was in town Saturday
and we are glad to reports now about
well.
Geo. Kitchen, who has been absen.
in Memphis and Rosedale for several
months. has returned home to spend
the holidays.
Mrs. ]. C. Sims who went to Amory
Saturday to visit a sister has return
ed and is now the guest her sons Robert
and Charlie Sims
We are pleased to note that Miss
Maggie Kincannon who went to Mem
phis several weeks ago for treatment
for nervous prostration h returned
home greatly improved.
The Journal Acknowledges a pleas
ant call from Mr. and Mrs j M Sample
of Verona Monday. 1t was Mrs Sample
first visit to the Journal office, where
she found quite a number of things
to interest her.
Mr.. J A. Barnett of Bissell sends US
the weight of his first killing OF hogs
and the farmer who beats 1t Will wear
the blue ribbon for the season: DO,
5O4. 400, 462, 80, 305, It's, making ar
average for the season hogs OF 395 each
J. O. Robins, Esq is at home after
holding a three weeks court at Column
bus. Mr.. Robins won golden opinions
from the people of Lowdnes county by
his uniform fairness and conscientious
efforts to uphold the law in all cases
that came before him.
Tom Brady was over Saturday anc
squared up with the Journal. There
is a perennial smile on Toms face with
a vein OF good numor in his make VI
that is Catching" and no company
can fail to respond to the wit and goot
humor that his presence always brings
MIR. Robert Clark and family have
moved to Tupelo and are now at nome
on Church street. Mr. Clark will be
the secretary and treasurer OF the
Reeves Grocery Co which begins bus,
mess January first. we are mucf
pleased to have the family as citizens
of Tupelo
M D Herring and family left Tues
dav for Oppolo, Arkansas where they
viii in future reside. Mr.. Herring
droped in and had the Journal sent tt
his address for another year as ne sac
he wanted to keep UP with his old friends
hack in old Mississippi. We trust thai
Mr.. Herring and his family may n 9
pleasant home in the new location.
The North Mississippi Conference
at it's session at renad eiecteu oul
fellow citizen Mr.. s I. Hafkey as one
of the trustees of Millsapps college,, u
the place of Ex-Consi essman hyIe
whose term expired. Mr.. Harkey
takes an active interest IN all matters
p~ertaining to the church ana as q irus.
fee Of Millsapp's will work ardentiy e
further the interest of the college.
The many old friends Of Mr.. I. y;
Brown were pleased to see MN II II
Tupelo for a visit of several days. He
had been athis brothers vs.. brown. :
for ! couple of weeks with his mother
who is quite old and feeble Sal he Mr
Brown has changed but little, a1ew
gray hairs, since he resided At Verona
and still possesses the genial disposition
of his young days. Mr.. Brown i
travelling salesmIn for 2 % LOUIS
Arm.