The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-16
l6nrial ann #prRnnal


Mr. w NJ Gregory Of Mooresville was
here Tuesday
Tom Rodgers and daughter, of near
Belden were in town Wednesday.
Mrs Will Brown and Miss Ruth Brown
went to hear Sousa's Band
Mr. and Mrs Clark Kincannon of Verona
visited relatives here this week
Hon. George E. Bowlin Of Richmond
was in town on business Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Brown, Of Pontotoc is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs j NJ Thomas.
Miss Faulkner Of Natchez is the guest
Of her sister Mrs. Thompson in South
Tupe4o.
Misses Baskin, Filgo and Nelson, Of
Chesterville, wer visitors to the city
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Armstrong went to
Memphis this week to witness the play
Bun Her."
Miss Mary Heard Cunningham went
to Starkville Saturday to hear Sousa's
Band,'
DIR w R Kennedy was called to Clos.
ter this week by the serious illness Of
his little daughter.
Mrs. w L Clayton left Monday fol
Alabama where she goes to visit Char
lie Clayton and family.
MisslBeulah Goodwin of Blue Noun.
tain, is spending the week with relatives
Tupelo and Baldwin.
Mr. and Mira Smith Hunter, were
down Friday and remained over the
guests of Mr. and Mrs John Patton.
We are sorry to know that Mrs Nc.
Alister is suffering from the effects OF
a fall, we hope she will soon recover
Walter Claiborne was in town Wed.
nesday wearing a smile that would nj
a man twice his size. Boy-ten pounds.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris has returned
from an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs Flournary, of Fort Worth, Texas
Geo Ballard Of B~allardsyille was in
town Tuesday and placed a years suo-
scripton to the paper to his credit while
her
We are glad to report that Mr. Whit.
ten Duncan who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is reported better
by his physician
Fletcher Richey of Ocala. Florida,
came in Tuesday morning and is now
| the guest of his father, Mike Richey
and family near Saltiilo.
Miss Lula Smith of Guntown, on hel
return from Columbus, where she at
tended the Sousa's band, spent Sunday
night with Miss Nola Stone.
We acknowledge receipt of a pleas.
ant call from Mrs. w. B. Threlkeld and
Mss Rose Archer, Of Saltillo, who
were visitors to Tupelo Friday.
Mess M M Temple and w R D Hair,
ston of Nettleton were up Monday and
| took occasion while here to renew then
subscription to the Journal
Alb Houston of Baldwin was in tow n
! SATURDAY. on business Mr. Houston
dropped in while here and handed US a
years subscription to the paper
Mr. A P McAlister, who is now on
the road for the Memphis Queensware
Co, left Monday afternoon for. South
Mississippi on his spring trip
Miss Erin and Kate Cosby went to
Columbus Friday to attend the Sousa's
concert They were the guests of Miss
Minnie Stephenson while in the city
Miss Lille Baskin, who has for some
time been visiting relatives in Tusca-
loOsa, Ala. has returned home, accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Nelson
Mrs and Mrs Dennis T Fulton and
lovely little daughter, Josephine, OF
Tupelo, returned home Tuesday after
a several days visit with R P Brown
and family. -Pontotoc Sentinel
John R Davis, of Koscisuko, Referee
IN Bankruptcs, were here several days
this week hearing evidence in the case
Of the Miller Mercantile Co The de
PENDANTS were represented by Anderson
& Long. the creditors by 0 K Gary,
Boggan & Leake, ] M Thomas, ane
Leftwitch & Tubb of Aberdeen.
We welcome to Tupelo as residents
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Wesson, and Mr.
Davis. mother Of Mrs Wesson who will
reside with her daughter They will
occupy the Williams residence OF
Broadway. We wish for them a pleas
ant home here.
Mr. Len Pegues, of Alkaline, Texas
spent a short time in Tupelo the pas
week as the guest of his cousin, MIR
Walter Pegues. His many friends
were glad to have the pleasure Of see
ing him again in Tupelo and to known
that he and his brother, Ed, had sue
ceeded well in their Texas home.
Mr.. August Anderson, of Verona wa
in Tupelo Monday accompanied by Mis-
Anderson, his daughter, and Mis-
Schultz of Iowa. The latter is tn
sister of Mr.. VIM Schultz and is dowr
on a visit to her brother s. family. Thi
is her first trip south and she is mucl
pleased with the country which shs
finds quite different from the section
in which she resides.
Mr. and Mrs P E Carothers arrives
at home Friday moring after an absenc'
of six weeks Mrs Carothers has beef
on a visit to her son, Walter, in Texa
and reports a most delightful TIM
Mr. Carothers has been arduously a
work in the legislature and is giving
eyery matter that comes up the mos
careful consideration He reports tina
good progress is being made in tn
adoption Of the new code and believe
that the state will have cause to b.
proud of the work when it is completed
Mr. Carothers returned to jackson
Monday
MIR Pallas Brown Of Jackson, Tenn
according to announcement, appeare'
with his violin at the Opera House Mon
day night under the auspices of the v
CTU, assisted by Mrs Elizabeth Har
ris as accompanist He handles the boy
with wonderful skill and holds the at
tention of his hearers from the opening
bar until the last. measure dies ava,
He has been pronounced good by tn,
best critics and bids fair to become
master of this ever popular instrument