The Tupelo journal., 1906-03-16

Miss Louise Clark, of Verona l. the
guest Of Mrs A E Berkeley.
Miss Johnson, Of Amorv wa the
guest of Miss Jennie May Harri tao
past week
J., H. Alternately and Tom Laud rd2,e
of Shannon were IN business IN Gown
yesterday.
George Colston, the popular editor Of
the Itawamba Herald was over Monday
looking after business for his paper.
Mr. Thomas Greedy and wife left Sun
day for Amory where they will spend
several days with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Clarence Nunnelee, wife and
little Mabel Claire of C~hesterville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
j. S. Bean.
We dropped in at Hough's the other
day and from the way they We're buy
ing Jewelry they must be looking for a
good spring business.
On last Sunday evening, Mr. j N
Sample and Miss Corrie Chisholm We're
united in marriage by Rev SD Shelton
We wish for this popular young couple
a life of joy and happiness
Mrs Brittle Ward, manager for the
Tupelo Millinery Co. has engaged Miss
Margaret Smith to take charge and
supervise the trimming department
Miss Smith is right out OF the best.
firms in st Louis and holds first place
in her profession
The Tupelo Millinery Co. has moved
into a portion of the Miller building
and is under the efficient management
of Mrs. BERTHE Ward. Sac invites all
Il -. .a-1 IL -, oo1 6nn hns
and place their orders for the best IN
millinery See advertisement
We have no recollection of SO inviting
a musical program as that OF the Sohu-
bert Symphony Club and Lady Guar
tette which appears here on March q
having been before offered u readers
Look over their program carefully and
you will agree with US that it is too in
viting to miss attending
Mr.. j. P. Epps, a prominent mer-
chant of Bethel Springs, Tenn, was in
Tupelo Monday, and vas the guest of
Mr. W f Jourdan while here Mr. Epps
is making a prospecting tour Of the
state and it is probable that he will
locate here We tender him q cordial
welcome in advance should he decide to
DO so.
The killing of Will Stovall by the ac-
cidental discharge of a pistol which he
was handling on Wednesday of
last week is one of the most distressing
accidents that we have ever known.
Will Stovall was a young man of a gen
erous heart, kind disposition, true to
his friends and his untimely death if re-
GREETED by all. TO his bereaved wife,
little children, father and brothers we
extend our sincere sympathy. A tri-
butte tohis memory contributed by his
safer e in another column.
Miss Hattie Porter entertained the As
You Like 1t" Club Wednesday afternoon
The home was l~avishly decorated with
violets and jonquils, SO suggestive OF
Spring, that the guests forgot for a
time the inclement weather out side.
Each guest was provided with a gener-
Gus bunch of ~yiolets, as a souvenir.
The prize, a beautiful silver candle hoic-
err, was won by Mrs Jack Jones. Mss
Porter was assisted in receiving b her
mother and sister, Miss Ida Porter AT
ter the games a delicious salad curse
with coffee and bon bons was served to
the following guests:
Misses Cliff Blair, Mary McCa 'ess,
Lottie Hines, Katie and Clara Topp,
stone, Kate Troy, fansie Sharp, Ca.ene
Sharp, Fife Milan, Eleanor Blair,
slinrose Kincannon, Ola Gardner, Clara
Gardner. Mesdames Frank Goodlette,
Pearl Lung. Jack Jones. John Witt,
Richard Coffee, G "A Rush, Z f Elkin,
Anderson, Francis, QuitTnan Robins,
Troy. Ed Armstrong, Mullen, Eastman.
of PALMYRA. Mo-. Gentry and Berkeley.