The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-19
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friends in Saltillo, Sunday
Mrs L G Y Baker and children are
visiting relatives in Memphis
Mrs tt Dalton of Rienzi is visiting
her sister Mrs. r A Kimbrough
Mess John and Lucian Francis and
Ed Riley were in town on Tuesday,
Miss Edith Clark of Verona is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Robt. Clark
Mrs Ed Armstrong and Miss Elizabeth
Armstrong visited Memphis this week.
Mr.. Carlisle of Atlanta, Ga, was
the guest of Mrs A p McAlister this
week.
Miss Marion Clifton has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Texas
Rev. R. A. Kimbrough has been hold
ing a successful meeting in Macon this
week.
Miss Emma Edmonds came down
from Corinth to spend Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Carrie May Wright and little
son have returned from visit to rela-
tives in Sherman.
Hon. E. D. Cavett, member of the
legislature from Noxubee county, was
IN the city yesterday.
Miss Vivian Holmes has been in Ches-
terville for the past two weeks attend
ing her mother who has been quite
sick.
Tupelo was represented at the re-
union of Forrest Cavalry in Memphis
Wednesday by Mr.. A. P. Stone and l..
r. Gates.
Louis Caruth returned home Sunday
night after spending several weeks
with his brother Paul Caruth at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Miss Christine Clark left Wednesday
morning for Memphis where she will
join Miss Leola Strain as the guest of
Mrs. Sheppard.
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived here of the marriage of DR.. Frank
Henderson to Miss Ethel Rawson of
Louisville, KY.
Press criticisms all over the country
herald the Donnelly & Hatfield Magni-
ficent Minstrels as the best. Seats on
sale at Pound, Kincannon & Elkin's.
d. R. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. J.
w. Caldwell of Ellis county, Tex, arriv-
ed in the city Wednesday night and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Pound.
Mrs. Walter Roberts and daughter
who have been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ne Leake left Wednesday morn
ing for Maybin where they will in
future reside.
Our young friend, Wiley A. Blair,
hoe honp tod Cr0o;o1 ION,
er in the now famous Prentiss county
thiiy bestowed.
?. d. Lawrason, of Spartanburg S.
c. has come to Tupelo to engage in the
piano and organ business with MIR. +.
H. Skipper. local representative for
the ". w. Kimball Co.
Mr. w. Il. Armstrong has returned
from Memphis where he spent the past
Week. He was accompanied home by
Judge Kirton Of Chicago who will re-
main several days as his guest.
Mr.. Sam s. Sargent, principal of the
school at Krkville, was visitor to the
Journal Office recently and placed an
order for Job work. He is a rising
young educator and spoke very encour-
agiagIy OF his school.
DR., Fred Stone left Saturday for
Chattanooga where he goes to complete
his course in medicine. Although he has
fully he desired to get his diploma be-
fore going into active practice.
Drs. Fred Stone and Jas Brookshire
went to Jackson the past week for the
purpose of taking the examination be-
fore the state board of medical exam
liners. Both passed the examination
and made most creditable marks.
DR.. Hugh M. Anderson left the past
week for Baltimore where he will COM
plete his medical course this session
and recelve his diploma from the Balti-
more Medical College. He practiced in
Lee county the past year and has met
with great success already in his pro-
fession.
Lee county was represented by the
following veterans at ForrestreuniCnin
Thomas, A. P. Stone. w. w. Thurman
and L. A. Mitchell In the absence Of
Brig Gen. Blanton, Capt RS. Thomas
Mississ ppi Brigades in the procession.
A popular feature with the Donnelly
& Hatfield Magnificent Ministries, tour
ing again this season under the per-
sonal direction of All G. Field, is the
daily street parade and band concert. A
band OF forty musicians is offered by
this minstrel organization this year.
James Filming, celebrated cornetist,
heads the list
Sail Trice left Wednesday for New
Orleans where he will enter the med
zeal department of Tulane University
Mr.. Trice won scholarship at Spring
Hill the past session in the University
on account of the high scholarship dis
played in the course at Spring Hill. We
predict that he will continue to win
hossors in the prosecution of his stud
les at Tulane. ~
Scion De Miller, Americas sweetest
tenor, will appear with the Donnelly &
Hatfield magnificent MINISTRIES which
are to appear at the opera house Thurs
day. October %, under the personal di-
rection of AL G. Field. The feature of |
the musical program in the Evolution
of Minstrelsy" the mammoth spectacle
of the first part is the singing of .Will
You Love Me in December as You Do
in Nav He also sings Witmark's
great success, Love Me, And The
World IS Mine" Mr.. De Miller has at
tanned a national reputation with the
Donnelly & Hatfield show and is recog-
nized as one Of the most popular sing
ers on the American stage. 2f.SaF