The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-12
&ntial ann prranttal

Mrs 0. B. Rogers is visiting rel
atives in Macon.
Mrs. S. J. High is visiting her sister
Mrs Weaver, in Memphis.
MIRA C McVay and Miss McVay were
visitors to Tupelo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs ] NJ Williams of Shan
non are the guests of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Boyle have
gone to Tennessee to visit relatives.
Mrs. Knoebel left yesterday for St
Louis where she will spend two weeks.
Mr.. John St. Clair of Memphis spent
Tuesday with MIR. and Mrs Eugene
St. Clair.
Mrs. MCKEE of Holly Springs is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. l.. q. Y.
Baker.
Miss Laura Baskin, Mrs Wright and
little Baskin Wright are visiting rela-
tiyes in Sherman
Mrs. RAYMOND, of Verona, is visiting
her daughter Mrs. H. E. High, to
spend the winter.
Mrs ] NJ Oldham who has beenvi visiting
her mother. Mrs Laney, has returned
to her home in New Orleans
Miss Chattie Sue Mes bit of New Al
bany who has been the guest of Mrs w
II Topp, has returned home
Miss Alice Thompson of Humbolt
Tenn, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
w S Thompson one day this week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Jordan have as
their guests this week, Messrs w. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baldwin enter
tanned number of their friends at din
ner Wednesday in honor of Mr.. Bald
wins birthday.
Miss Eleanor Blair left the past week
for Washington, D. c., where she goes
to enter Chevy Chase College of that
CITY. She is one of our High School
graduates and will take first rank in
her college course.
Miss Dolly CANNED has returned to
Tupelo after visit to Texas and severl
weeks spent at home. She has her
position in the dry goods department
of the Tupelo Mercantile company
where she is highly appreciated.
Mr.. Van Mitts can now be found with
the Ballard Dry Goods Co., where he
will be glad to see and serve his friends.
He is popular and obliging and will be
great trade winner for this popular firm
who are ever on the alert for expert
enced statesmen as their growing busl-
ness demands.
Mr.. G.. w. Mcclure has moved to
Houston with his family and they will
in future make that their home. We
regret to lose Mr. McGuire and his es-
Unable family as citizens of Tupelo.
Mr.. Mcclure has been leading factor
in the business of Tupelo for number
of years and has added no little to the
prosperity and growth of our little
city. We hope that he may continue
to have that success which he deserves
Mrs. nellie Knoebel was hostess of
the card club last week. Progressive
e,lchre was played and Mrs. Baker was
the fortunate prize winner. After the
games the guests were invited into
the dining room where an elegant buf-
fet luncheon was served by Mrs. h. ID.
Hood. Later Misses Hood and CLARK
served black coffee.
A number of elegantly gowned young
women were present and thoroughly
enjoyed the afternoon.
The numerous friends of Miss Irene
Blair will be gra titled to learn that af-
ter her two years course in Physical
Culture at Boston, she has been given
position in Chevy Chase College at
Washington This is quite an old and
select school about thirty minutes run
out from the capitol, and it is an hon
or to be numbered among its faculty.
We feel that Miss Irene justly deserves
this compliment and will grace the po-
sition admirably Chevy Chase is to
be congratulated upon having teach
er of Physical Culture naturally so
graceful and winning
Wiley Blair and Jim Finley went be-
fore the Dean of the law department
of the University of Mississippi last
week and successfully passed the ex-
animation to obtain license to practice
law Wiley Blair has associated with
himself his Uncle w H Clifton of Abb
erdeen under the firm name Of Clifton
and Hair, with offices in Aberdeen and
Tupelo Jim Finley has not. as yet de-
cided whether he will take in some
older member Of the bar or go it alone.
We wish the young gentle men album
dant success