The Tupelo journal., 1906-08-24
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Mrs V S Hurlbert and mother. Mrs
Kirby, of Mobile, IN there return from
Little Rock Ark, stopped over here
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurlbert.
On last Sunday in South Tupelo Rev.
S. d. Shelton united in marriage Mr..
| Henry Hull and Miss Pearl Bearden,
both of Gattman, Miss. May they live
long and prosper.
On Thursday of last week Mr.. Thos-
Angle and and Mrs. Annie Hargett
We're joined in marriage by Rev. S. d.
Shelton of the Baptist church. The
many frieuds of Mr.. Angle are extend
ing him congratulations and best wish
es in which we join.
Leonard G. Shelton, Esq, of Wash
ington City is at home on q visit to her
mother and other relatives. Mr.. Shell
ton has recently graduated in the law
and has entered actively upon the prac-
tice. His many friends were much
pleased to see him again.
We are in receipt of a handsome
Harris, who is now at Maniton, Colora-
do, having gone there to spend the sum
mer in company with q party of her
friends. She expects to be home some
time in September, and will, as usual,
open her music class at the Graded
School October first.
Mr.. F. F. Filgo of Ecru has rented
the livery stable now run by Mr.. j.. M.
Lawson which he will enlarge and other
wise improve and will open up q first
class livery, feed and sales stable there
about the frat of October. Mr.. Filgo
is an old resident of this country and
has many friends here who give him.
self and family a most hearty welcome.
Mrs. Walter Frierson and daughter
of Tyler, Texas, are on a visit to her
Bro. Richard Wharton and family at
Verona. This is the Mrs. Frierson's
first visit back to her old home in q
years. The family are having q eun
ion at Verona. Percy Guy, and Mable
Crawford, also Mrs. Erie Wharton of
Gulfport, all meeting their aunt for the
first time.
The picnic given by the Farmers
' Union at Bethel south of Verona on
| last Friday was largely attended and
| those present enjoyed the day. Short
| speeches were delivered by Mr.. Prude
| and Mr.. l.. T. Taylor who discussed
| briefly the condition Of the country and
| the issues of the day. The dinner
| spread by the ladies Of the community
was fully up to the standard set by
| these good women and was bountiful
| and of the best to be found anywhere.
Miss Leila Phillips, who has for the past
| veal been so faithfully in attendance
| upon office duties for Drs. Bonner and
| Elkin is taking a much needed rest and
| recreation, having gone to Forrest Miss,
| to spend some time with her sister at
| that place. She will be greatly missed
! while away and her friends wish for
| her a full measure of happiness incident
to such leaves of absence. Her place
will be filled by Miss Erin Cosby while
she is away.
| 1t was our pleasure to meet, this week
Mrs. Pase and Col. Love, of the Atlanta
| Conservatory of Music, who were here
in the interest of their institution, de-
m~onstrating their method and appoint
| ing competent agencies in this territory
| Their method Of teaching music is by
| correspondence with the aid OF a device
/ ktlOWu DIS LILO HCtCal- AAS~S
wonderful invention, and where q per-
sonal teacher cannot be procured sur
passes any system of teaching we know
of. Mr.. e. H. Skipper has been ap-
pointed agent here and will be glad to
give demonstrations to any one wishing
to see this wonderful device,
The Misses Edmunds entertained on
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Margaret Miller of Memphis. Quite .
number of invitations were issued and
a very happy party assembled at the
appointed hour. Several amusing and
entertaining games were engaged IN
and the Young people enteted into them
with youthful zest and pleasure. In
the first game Miss Margaret Miller
was the fortunate winner of the prize;
in the second game there was q tie be
tween Miss Laura Wood and Miss Ro-
sale Kincannon and in drawing to de-
eide the winner Miss Wood was the
fortunate one. The refreshments were
cream moulded in the form OF q rabbit,
and delicious cake.
A marriage which came as quite Al
surprise to the friends of the contracting
parties was that of DR.. Hal !. Rogers
and Miss Matte Dele Lauderdale OF
Shannon. DR.. Rogers came up Wed
nesday morning on business and Miss
Lauderdale was attending the Teachers
Institute and having met here an agree
ment was soon reached to Y the
marriage ceremony which joined them
together as husband and wife perform
ed. AlicenSe wrs procured n Or.
Rogers and the minister called at three
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