The Tupelo journal., 1906-08-10
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Mr. Sam Rich is taking an outing in
Indiana
J. T. Thompson of Shannon was up
yesterday.
Mrs. E. l.. Cosby is visiting friends
in Amory.
Miss Mary Heard Cunningham is
visiting in Houston.
Prof. d. A. Hill of Bonneville spent
Sunday in Tupelo.
Mr.. w. A Dozier visited his brother
at Chesterville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa w. Allen at Mont
eagle, Tenn, this week.
RT Jones of New Orleans is the
guest of relatives in this county
Mrs P H Turner and children of Ala
qama are visiting relatives here
Miss Myra Lumpkin of Columbus is
visiting her sister Mrs. S. A. Ford.
MISS Maggie Kincannon of Verona is
visiting her sister Mrs. D. W. Robins.
Mrs. A. f. Sivley is visiting her
brother, A. T. Stocks, at Gadsden, Ala.
Capt. L. A. Mitchell OF Guntown was
here mingling with his many friends
Monday.
Miss Lula Rowan of Houston has
been the guest of relatives here the
past week
Sam young, constable of the fifth
district, was here on Official business
yesterday
Misses Erin and Mary Kate Cosby
have returned from a visit to friends
in Columbus.
Mrs w o Feemster Of Nettleton was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Clay
ton, yesterday
Mrs. Nevada Cooksey and children OF
Texas have been the guests of relatives
in Tupelo the past week
Mr. and Mrs w E Fraser arrived last
night from Missouri where they have
been for the last few weeks
Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Lizzie have
returned from their trip to Chicago
and other northeastern cities.
Mrs. l.. r. Gates and children are
the guests of Mrs. Gates mother, Mrs.
Metcalf, at Palmetto this week.
Mrs ] Mabry returned home yes.
terdav from a few days visit to rel
atives and friends at Blue Mountain
Miss Birddie Waters of Verona, spent
several DAYS very pleasantly with Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Hurlbert this week.
Mess. j. w. King, Vance, McFarline
and j. J. Spencer We're among those
here from the fifth district yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Honnoll anf
children of Houlka have been guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Kincannon this
week
Mrs r A Kimbrough and children
have returned from a visit OF severa
weeks to her mother near Kossuth
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
II r. Fulton deeply sympathize with
them in the loss of their infant chllt
the past week.
AIHll and Frank Payne of Aliens
burg were in town on business Monday
Mr. Hill had US to enroll his name a.
one of our subscribers.
DO not fail to take part in the effec
r. he made onnext Friday to clean OF
and beautify the cemetery. Ever.
BODY should take part in this work
h Misses Jones from Texas, VIII
have been the guests of their aunt, MRS
left the first of the Weeh
for BALDWIN to visit relatives there.
Miss Della Kendrick of BALDWIN wa:
tho anest of Mrs. F. M. Slavery Tues
Lav Miss Kendrick left that after
noon over the Frisco road for Texas
Miss Bessie Hopkins has returned
from B~rooksville where she spent tn
1a,t month with relatives, and ha
lesumed her position with the Tupel'
M ercantile Co.
MrCA Jackson, one of the best cit
izens of the county, was up from Shan
non Wednesday. He reports goo'
prospects for a crop in his section o
the countp.
Mrs. j. S. Bean and sister Miss Len;
Nannellee, accompanied by M. an.
Mrs T, d. Carroll and little Sam Carrol
attended the grave yard working a
Chesterville Tuesday.
Will Monts who is now a citizen o
Texas was in Tupelo Wednesday aftet
an absence of several years. Mr. Mont
notes many improvements in Lee eoun
tv since he left it to seek a home II
the west.
Rev. j. B Stone, of Winona, spen
several days in Tupelo with his brothe
r.. w. Stone the past week. Mr.. Ston'
has many friends here who always e.
TEND him a cordial greeting n regre
that his visits are not as frequent q
thev once were when he was actively u
the ministry.
irr. Chas A Roberts, of Nettieton
was in Tupelo recently and left with y
! sample Of brick manufactured by tn
Nettleton Brick Manufacturing 20
The brick are composed of q very lint
clay. resembling sandstone in color, ar
hard and Of uniform size and are flnd
ing ready sale.