The Tupelo journal., 1906-05-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 Aq'QVgVsiVg.

Miss Emma Strauss is visiting her Sis
ter in Memphis.
George Kitchen spent Sunday in
Amory.
Duff Cunningham spent several days
at home this week.
7. s. Bean made business trip to
Memphis Monday.
Mrs Holden and Mrs C P Long visited
relatives at Rusk this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Garmon, of Pal
n.etto were in town yesterday.
Capt P S Long, of Palmetto was in
Tupelo on business yesterday.
Miss Bessie Hopkins spent Sunday at
her home in Brooksville.
Mrs. w. P. Burke attended the de-
coration exercises at Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMorris of Brooks
vile are guests of the Misses Cosby.
Mesdames Honnoll and Geddy of
Verona were visitors in town Tuesday
Miss Etherlyn Lyons of Okolona, was
the guest of relatives and frlenss here
Sunday.
Mrs. nellie Honnoll. of Houlka, visited
her sister, Mrs. V. c. Kincannon this
week.
New Albany's base ball team went
down before Tupelo yesterday with
score of Is to 8.
Misses nellie and Hattie Boggan who
have been at school in Zion City are at
home for the vacation.
Owing to the lack of space several
communications are necessarily carried
over until next week.
Mrs. Ed Robins, of Hattiesburg is the
guest of Mrs ]. H. Ledyard and other
relatives in Tupelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hudson are the
proud parents of little son born to
them on the 18th instant.
Miss Hettie Bean spent several days
the past week in Chesterville, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Rowan.
A w Loden, of Itawamba county
came over to attend the funeral servl-
ces of his friend 7. ]. Deaton.
Mr.. ]. A. Nicely is all smiles because
of the arrival Of twelve pound girl at
his home, name Annie Laura.
Miss Ella Nunnelee came down Mon
day and attended the graduating exer-
cises at the opera house Monday nj hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Bean spent several
days last week at Chattanooga, Tenn,
attending the Southern Baptist conven-
tiOn.
Miss Geneva Boggar has returned
home after year spent in California
and Texas. She reports delightful
trip.
Capt. T P Burney, one of our most
esteemed subscribers of the 5th district
was in town the past week and renewed
his subscription with US.
Rev. R. A. Kimbrough and Mrs.
Kimbrough have returned from Chatta-
nooga where they attended the Southern
Baptist Convention.
Children s day will be observed at the
Methodist church next Sunday at ele-
ven oc clock a. m. all the children in
town arp especially invited to attend.
Mr.. j. B. Rowan and family of Ches-
terville were in town Tuesday. Mrs.
Rowan will remain several days, the
guest of hsr father, Mr.. j. c. Bean.
Mr.. S. S. Brady, of West Point, is in
charge of the soda fountain at j. I.
Kinks pharmacy. He is courteous, affa-
BILE and obliging and knows his business.
Misses Pauline and Laynetto Stocks
and Messrs Troy Sloan, Tom Stocks
and Paul Thomas, of Baldwin, were
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Sivley, Sun
day.
Mr.. w. S. Edwards, of Laude rdale,
was in iupelo the past week. He call
ed to see us while here and spoke in
very complimentary terms of our thriv-
ing little city.
Misses Mary Kate Cosby, Annie Lou
Wood, Mary McAllister, Mrs Made
Robertson and Mrs. Geo, Thompson
spent Sunday at Birmingham, the guests
Of DIR. Holland ane family.
Mrs. M, M. Miller and children left
Tuesday for Houston, Texas, where
sh J meets her father and they all go to-
the Galveston Deacn ofer;ng rof rns sammer nasns