The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-28
Of the Highest Grade Analysis i

ties of Saltillo, were the pleasant guests
of Misses Bettye and Carrie Lawson
Saturday.
See the City Plumbing Co. before
placing your order for Plumbing.
Smith and Watson. Proprietors.
Tom Gibson of Verona is now with
Kinds Bros. Tom is a good boy and
will make an energetic salesman.
George Kitchen of Shannon came up
Sunday morning and took a pl easant
excursion out to his home in the country
Mrs. Troy Wheeler of Murphreesboro,
ILL.,, has been the guest of her grand
father, Capt. J. A. Thompson, this week.
Prof. Jas. Bell, who is filling the ciar
of mathematics in the faculty of the
Industrial Institute and College, was in
Tupelo Wednesday.
Attend the auction sale If hcaseho'd
goods at the residence OF Ms. Van
houten, Thursday, May 4.h.
L, +. Gates, Auetioneer.
Mss Eppie Ruff is pow with Kinds
Bros. as saleslrdy, Where she would
be pleased to have her friends cali to
see her.
A carload of early sorghum seed and
cow peas for planting. This is the year
to plant hay and cut cotton acreage.
Asa w. Allen.
James Benham of West Point was in
Tupelo Wednesday. Mr.. Benham is
we'll impressed with Tupelo and her COM
mercial Importance.
Mrs. Allison and neice, Miss Mag
gle Allison of near Amory, are guests
of Mrs. Allison's daughter, MIS-. Il. A.
Moreland this week.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Clay
borne, who has been quite ill at n
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. M.
| Kelly, is now convaleScent.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCune and children,
who were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Strauss during Easter, have return
ed to Nettleion, their home.
Bill Battle and Charley Kirkpatrick
were in town Wednesday. Although
these gentlemen are expecting to make
a crop on bottom land they both continue
to wear their usual smile.
Twill sell for Mrs. C. N. Van Houten
at her residence, Thursday, May 4th.
all of her household goods and kitchen
furniture.
l.. r. Gates, Auctioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weiss are guests
E. Strauss. They will go from here to
nG.-.-l. xr,6ncn fkoxy mill IN f1f11rn
reside. Mr.. Weiss having accepted a
position in the Bluff City.
Editor George Brown of the Guntown
| Hot Times was in Tnpelo Tuesday and
honored this sonctum with a visit.
Brother Brown runs a good paper and
is entitled to the support both morally
and financially Of his town.
Now is the time to have your paint
ing and papering done. Spring is here,
a nice line of new samples of wall paper
on hand, and paint.
Apply for estimates, moderate prices.
Perry A. Scates.
Tupelo Miss.
Mrs. C. M. Simmons. now making her
home in Texas, is back on a visit to her
relatives and friends in Lee county.
Mrs. Simmons has many warm friends
in Mississippi and she was extended a
cordial welcome upon her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Read left the
first of the week for New Orleans,
where they will remain several days.
From New Orleans they will go by
steamer to Savannah, New Port and
Network City and other eastern points.
They viii be absent several weeks.
The State Dental Association at its
annual session in jackson last week
signally honored one Of our citizens,
Dr.. E. d. Hood, by electing secretary
of the association. The election of DR..
Hood was entirely unsolicited and came
as quite a surprise to him.
On last Saturday evening at 2 o'clock
the Junior Endeavorers had q public
meeting at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, conductedby the president, Miss
Minrose Kincannon. There was q fairly
good audience and the exercises were
entertaining, being specially directed