The Tupelo journal., 1906-09-28

Miss Rogers of Shannon is visiting
Miss Rosa Rogers
Miss Hattie Lee Hood has returned
from a visit to Tennessee
Miss Madge Horton of Aberdeen is
the guest of Mrs F c McGaughy
Miss Dewdrop Dabbs of Shannon is
visiting the Misses Huffman.
Bob Stovall and Tom Ward of near
Mooresville were oyer yesterday
Mr.. J. P. McAllister of Dallas Texas
is visiting relatives and friends in Sal
tillo.
Misses Myrtle Huffman and Virginia
Harris left Tuesday for Blue Mountain
college
Miss Elenor Blair left this week for
Washington where she goes to enter
college
Miss Leola Strain has gone to Mem
phis to spend several months visiting
friends
Miss George Henderson is visiting
her brother, DR.. Frank Henderson in
Greenville.
Mr.. J. N. Street of Columbus is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Kincannon
and Mrs. Moon.
Mrs. Chancellor and little daughter
of St. Petersburg Fla, are guests of
relatives here.
C. A. Roberts came up from Nettle-
ton Friday evening to hear Capt. Hob
sons lecture.
Mrs Parker has as her guest her
sister, Miss Stanley, who will spend
the winter with her here
DR. E D Hood returned Saturday from
Atlanta Ga, where he attended the
National Dental Association
Mrs John Motlow has returned from
a trip to the northern and eastern
cities and Niagara Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Brown of Gun
town were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. McAlister this week.
Mrs. w. E. Fraser has returned to
Winfield, Ala, after a visit to her
parents DR.. and Mrs j. NJ Hoyle.
Mrs AscCune and children, of Nettleton
spent the. Jewish holiday with her par
ents, Mr.. and MES. E. Strauss.
Mrs, S, p. Shelton, Mrs. Enlah Wat
son and little Miss Allene,. visited rel
atiyes at Blue Springs Sunday.
Miss Emma May Laney left Monday
for Columbus where she will be mem
her Of the faculty of the |. l.. and G.
Mr. and Mrs Parker have returned
from GreenYille Ga where they spent
the summer and, are keeling house on
Green street
Mrs, ml Armstrong and little daugh-
tenaf Pine Bluff Ark, have joined Mr..
Arrnstrong here. and are the guests of
pr. and Mrs, E)kin.
The. daughters of the, eonfederacy
have. furnished. parlor in the Blair
building. where they will in the future
hold; their meetings
Mrs. Sivley has returned from the
markets with large stock OF season
able millinery and announces her open
ing in this issue saaN
Mn. Rexinger, of Ark, spent the
,Eowisfs holiday with his wife who has
SRem spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Strauss.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Harris has RETURN
ed from her summer VACATION at Nan-
itou, Colorado, and will OPEN her pau-
sic CLASS at the graded school Monday.
Miss Myrtle Huffman lsfts this week
to enter Blue Mountain, Female College.
Shewill be. greatly qaiRsedl and her
friends wish for her q. successful col
lege career,
The w c r ~ wi,h sassa with Mrs
Brooks. M6rmQl on next Thursday at
a clock This is, a very important
meeting. and alb members are reques-
ted.tQ, be. present.
Mr. w XLindsay Of Mooresyille came
Tuesday tomeet Rex Owen Of Alabama
who will assist Rev. Harrison Moore in
a meetingr at Bpgue church, Rev Owen
is an able minister otths. $apalsb eha'srh
Miss Jaunita, Clifton has gsae to
Holm, Va, Wheie she. went tn snter
school, She.i one ofons niest lSyxble
and attractive young ladies' and will be
greatly missed FROM the soeSal CIRCLE OF
Tupel0.
Miss Marion 9iiftonais visiting friends
and, relatives in Waco and Cleburne
Texas. She wilbbe- horne early in Oc-
tober, and her many friends are GLAD
to know she will remain at home AM
teach music this winter.
MIR. Robt. Sims is to be congratuls
ted on being awarded five pound hnu
of candy by the manager of the Bij0u
theater in Memphis for being the Sec
ond person to find the misspelled word
in the program.