The Tupelo journal., 1905-03-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

j.. B. Aberenthy of Shannon. was 6
visitor to Tupelo Monday.
Our esteemed friend Mr.. NJ. M. Null
Inns of Mooresville was in town Tues
day.
Messrs J.. K. Estes and Jim Priddy
of Plantersville were here Tuesday or
business.
Mr.. Claud Young of Rosede.le, Miss.
is the guest of his parents of this place
this week.
Capt. j. P. Sisk aud J. D. Bryan of
Nettleton were in Tupeh, on business
Tuesday.
Messrs P. E. Mize, j. C, Barnes and
W., H.: Wagner of Leighton were in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis of s altillo, and Mrs. Rowan
OF Paldwyn are the guests of M IS. J. R.
pabbs this week.
j. Q. Robins Esq. left Nor day for
Aberdeen to be present in the trial of
a case before the circuit court now in
session there
Mrs. Wilson and her daughter Mrs.
Craw of Birmingham 4, Ala. was the
guest of their father and grandfather
Captain A j. Gayle.
Mr.. G. w. Mullirls of Evergreen was
here + lesday. We ure glad to know
that p1r. Mullins health is better than
1t has been for some time.
Married AT the home Of Mr.. A. B.
Houston in this city, Miss May Burns
and Mr.. Duff Elliott, Rev. S. d. Shelton
performing the ceremony.
J. M. Priddy was in town Wednesday
and had us to place his name on our
subscription list. He reports matters
moving on smoothly in his vicinity.
Clyde Dabbs who is attending the
University of Mississippi, will arrive to-
night on a visit of several days to his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Dabbs.
Captain Richard Wharton of Verona
was a visitor to Tupelo Tuesday. Capt.
Wharton has become a full Lee County
lite and is in full sympathy with the
spirit of progress that pervades the
county.
The John Sparks Show in every way
more than met its every promise, pleas
ing audiences made up of Meridian's
best people--Meridian Miss Daily
Times, Jan. %, 1904. Will Exhibit at
Tupelo March 81,
Miss Lollie Riley one of the bright
est and most popular of the students of
the Industrial Institute and College at
Columbus, spent several days this week
at home having just completed the ex-
animation of the Riddle term.
Miss Wheeler, an accomplished young
lady of the Lone Star State arrived in
the city Saturday and is now the guest
of Mrs. Douglas Hood on Jefferson
street. Miss Wheeler has visited Tupe-
10 before and is most pleasan fly remem-
bered.
Miss Mary Brown, who is attending
the Industrial Institute and College at
Columbus, is at home o a visit to her
friends and relatives. Miss Mary is a
very attractive young lady and her many
friends are glad to welcome her home
again. /.
The many friends of Miss Pearl
Guthrie were pleased to see her home on
a short visit. Miss Pearl is on of the
students of the Industrial Institute and
College at Columbus and takes a high
stand with the student body and the
faculty.
Sparks Show is known the world
wei for its honesty and upright deal
ings as well as always giving a good
clean and morel show. Take the child
rem to Sparks Show to see the little
Baby Lion and pretty little Ponies at
Tupelo March q.
Rev. N. G. Augustus of Okolona was
i, ,ong his friends in Tupelo the past
We, TX en- route home from Tennessee,
he re he delivered his lecture, Rob
TT E. Lee. Mr.. Augustus had been
nvife,l to deliver the lecture in two
ent West Tennessee towns and
is alp rance was before critical audi
noes. y7ho were highly %appreciative
{ the lee ture. Mr.. August has promis-