The Tupelo journal., 1906-12-07
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I Mrs. Smith of Kenten, Tenn. who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
F. Robertson, has returned home.
Mrs. w. o. Mclean returned home
Tuesday from a visit of several weeks
to her daughter in the Indian Territory
Rev. j. r. Cunningham left Thurs
day morning for Corinth to attend the
North Mississibdi Conference. Al
though not in active work, Mr. Gun
bingham takes a deep interest in ailthe
affairs of his church.
J. w. King of the fourth district was
/ here yesterday and took occasion to
settle for the Journal Mr. King has
| great faith in the value of Lee county
| real estate and has made some very
/, desirable investments on coonewar.
1t was gratifying to the many friends
I of DR.. l.. 0. Carruth TO see HIM on u
! streets yesterday. DR.. Crrr'lth is now
4 convalescent from the long and severe
! attack of typhoid fever which was SO
! stubborn to give way to treatment.
Our esteemed friend Bee Gholston, of
| near Baldwin was down Saturday get
| ting square with the county for this
l wears taxes, Mr.. Gholston is one Of
| the most successful and prosperous
farmers to be found anywhere in Lee
county.
Mr.. N. H. Reynard, of Verona was
1 here Wednesday. Mr.. Reynard has
I completed gathering his cotton crop
/ and has got an average of 1910 per
pound for all that he has sold. Mr.:
| Reward is one of the most successful
! cotton raisers in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Willis have return
ed from a delightful trip to Gulfport.
! Mr.. Willis engaged while there to rep,
/ resent b. G.. Cox, real estate dealer, OF
| Gulfport in this section and will have
! some nice inducements to offer inves-
tors a little later on.
Mr.. S. T. Harkey left Wednesday
! for Corinth to attend the annual session
of the North Mississippi conference as
a delegate from this church. Mr..
Harkey is on several of the important
committees Of the conference and will
remain throughout the week.
MI. w. S. Honnoll has purchased the
old Presbyterian Manse and with his
family will make Tupelo his home. We
are glad to have Mr.. Honnell and his
estimable family as citizens of Tupeio,
They have already arrived and will oc-
cupy their new residence this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Yates left Mon
day for Ellistown, in Union county, in
answer to a message stating that Mr.
Langley, father of Mrs. Yates, was
seriously i'll. The news from Mr..
Langley's bedside is not at all favorable
and fears are entertained that he will
not recover.
Mr.. d. E. Turner has purchased the
residence of Mr.. Z. j. Kennedy on
Main. street and has moved into it. Mr..
/ and Mrs. Kenneday are now at West
Point visiting relatives but will soon
move to Oklahoma where they will re-
side. We regret to lose them as cit
liens Of Tupeio.
Rev. T. w. Lewis closed his second
wears work here as pastor of the
Methodist church oe Sunday by preash-
ing one of the ablest sermons we haye
ever heard. On Wednesday morning
he left for Corinth to attend the annual
conference of his church which is now
in session. 1t is the earnest desire Of
every member of the congregation here
that Mr.. Lewis shall be returned an.
other year and cut of respect for the
wishes Of the church Bishop Hendrix
wfF doubtless send him to this appoint-,
lnent for another year.