The Tupelo journal., 1906-11-09

Mr.. u L Hill, OF Cnc MIN ulSlrlCI was
here Saturday,
Lawrence Carr of Pontotoc visited
Tupelo this week.
DR. Elkin was called profession
ally to Okolona yesterday.
Mrs. S. D. Shelton spent Sunday in
Blue Springs, visiting relatives.
Miss Mamie Finley has returned
from a visit to friends in Columbus.
Miss Mary Smith of Kenton Tenn,
is the guest of Mrs. R. L. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hurlbert, spent
Sunday in Verona, visiting rela tlves.
Mrs. Betty Laney went to Amory to
spend several weeks visiting relatives
Misses Josie Burnett and Fannie Full
ton of Corinth are guests of Miss Daisy
Henderson.
Mr.. Adolphous Orr, n of Verona's
good citizens was here on business yes
terday
DIR w C Spencer health officer of Lee
county, was up on official business
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs A C Jackson, of Shannon
are the guests of Mr. c A Jackson's
family,
Miss Christine Clark entertained at
dinner on Friday in honor of Miss Skill
ern, lof Searcy, Ark.
Mr.. F. Hopkins and family of Merid-
ian, were guests of E. S. Hopkins and
family Sunday.
D. R. Deason and wife and daughters
Misses Venia and Sonia, were visitors
to the Journal office Saturday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dow
die was frightened on the 7th inst. by
the arrival of a sweet baby girl.
Mr.. j. H. Cayson of Mooresville was
in town yesterday and left with US a
years subscription to the Journal.
Dr.. J. A. Orr of Verona was in Tupelo
on Wednesday and while here called
and squared accounts with the Journal
Mrs. Frazer entertained the ladies OF
the Presbyterian Church witha pleasant
socialmeeting last Monday. Adelicious
salad course was served.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hill, of Tuscaloo-
sa, Ala, who have been the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Shumaker, went to Shan
non Saturday to visit Mr. Hills parents.
The election commissioners, H E Por-
ter, j H Alternately and John I Bry-
son, met Wednesday and received and
talulated the vote pollen in Tuesdays
election.
sMrs. Parker entertained the card clut
last Friday. Miss Kate Troy won the
prize, an elegant silver ladle. After
the games the guests were invited into
the dining room when an elegant dinner
was served.
The unwilling services of Mr., T J
Deaton will take place at Williams
cemetery, two miles north Of Planters
vile on Sunday, November 18th AL
Woodmen are invited to attend anC
take part in the ceremonies
Our friend, w. R.. D. HairstoE Of
Nettleton, was in town Monday en-
route to st Louis, where he went tt
buy a car load of fine horses, which we
understand he will place on the market
when he returns.
Mrs Berthe Ward will leave Sunday
to join her husband at Dallas, Texas
wheie they will in future reside. They
have many friends here who regret tt
see them leave, and whose best wishes
follow them
Shannon, the popular Justice Of
the Peace of Shannon, vas here on bus
mess Yesterday Shannon was meyer il
a better hunlor in its history than it ha:
been since Mr. Shannon went on the
bench.
Mrs Mckay. who has been trimming
for Mrs BERTHE Ward this season has re
turned to her home in Oklahoma Hel
place is filled by Mrs j w Yates, WHIT
has charge OF the business and invites
all OF her friends to come in to see hel
Among the many high class attrac
tiens manager Mullen has booked at tn,
Opera House for the coming season
none gives better promise Of being {
distinct novelty than A Pair of Country
Kids that will appear for one night onl.
Monday, Nov II
Go to the Opera House Monday, No,
IL and see the new sensational comedy
drama, A Pair of Country Kids and you
will see a real novelty and a clever com
pany headed by Gertrude Morgan, tn,
cutest little soubrette now before the
public, and Fred G. Hackett, the clever
comedian, vocalist and dancer. This
talented little pair Of funmakers keeps
things lively and entertaining for two
houts and a half. The play has con,
sistent plot and enough sensation arc
scenery to please the taste of alfand il
guaranteed by the management to be i
first class production in every respect