The Tupelo journal., 1906-01-19

Ed Riley came down Monday IN bus
mess.
C. L. West of the 9Th district was
here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Yates visited
Ellistown the past week.
Curtis Mcneil and E F. Payne were
on business in Tupelo Wednesday.
ESQUIRE Booker Mckinney of S%altillo,
was down on legal business Monday.
Miss McNeily of Griffin, Ga. is the
guest of her sister Mrs w P Burk
Mrs. Shilling of Ellistown, is the
is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. j. w.
Yates.
Mr.. C. B. Henkel has returned from
a visit to his parents at Wakeeney,
Kansas.
Mrs J T Tapp of Baldwin is visiting
the home of her son Lewis Watson, IN
Tupelo this week
Plato Tucker of Sherman returned
to Memphis Tuesday accompanied by
his sister Miss Bessie
Mr.. J. P. Burge, of Chariot, N. G.,
was the guest of Mr. J. S. Yates and
family the past week.
Rev. w. F. Davis of Saltillo has been
the guest of his children in Tupelo
several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. H. Henkel, OF
Wakeeny, Kansas, are in the city, the
guests of their son Mr.. c. P. Henkel.
Capt. w. H. Keys, one of the second
districts cleverest citizens was down
Monday storing cotton for the rise ~
price.
Mrs. L. P. Watson and son master
LLOYD of New Albany, visited relatives
and friends in Tupelo and Baldwin
this week
Mr. w PBurk las re: urned from Sta
ford Springs where he spent several
weeks drinking the water of that IA
nous place
Mrs. Rubin Quinn, and little Miss
Jessie Fay of New Albany, spent several
days this week visiting relatives In
Tupelo and Baldwin.
Mr.. c.. P. Henkel went oyer to
Hazelhurt the past week to take a con-
signment of fish for the Hazlehuist
Hunting and Fishing club.
Capt. and Mrs ]. M. Allen and Mrs
S.. J.. High have gone to Mobile where
they will spend several weeks enjoying
the fine climate of the Gulf.
Miss Fannie Fulton who has been
the charming guest of friends and rel
atives IN Tupelo the past two weeks,
has returned to her home in Corlnth.
Mr.. Dan Siddall was in Wednesday
and had his name enrolled as a sub
scriber to the Journal He and his
family have moved west of town where
they will make their home.
Mr.. Theodore Long and family who
have spent the past two years IN Louisa
have returned to Lee County and have
been the guest of G. w. Long and
family the past week.
The little two year old child Of "
Warren living on Nud Creek fell from
the ,verandah Tuesday Afternoon ane
its head struck the sharp edge OF a hoe
killing it instantly
Capt. R G. Lilly of Chestervine was
in town a couple of days delivered a
lot Of cotton which he had sod The
Captain has passed his 80th year and
is still active in the mana2en'ent OF
his large farming and mere. ntile inter
est. He paid us a cali and lett with
liz as has been his custom man, years
a substantial remembrance of his APP
probation Of the Journal.
Little William Smelling, the little five
year old grandson of uncle Billy Hill,
was kicked on the head on Friday lat
nv a mule. and had his skull fractured
No one saw the accident, but the little
follou, uas found near q haV rick witt
with the wound in his head IN an un'
conscious condition. Medical AID was
called, the little fellow IS getting on
very well considering the nature OF his
of his wound
Mr.. ] C. Allen and Miss j. S. Hooe
were married at the home of the bride
southeast Of Verona on Tuesday. Mr..