The Tupelo journal., 1906-08-31
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Mrs. ~. i. FulCon is the gueSI Oh ner
parents in Pontotoc.
W. D. Anderson ESQ. is ~recreating
at Greenwood Springs.
Vincent Frierson, Of Birmingham,
Ala, was here Wednesday.
Mrs. Mahlon Brown and children are
visiting relatives in Starkvlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Moore visited
relatives in Boonvilie the past week.
Mrs. S. r. Lowry of Vert IA was
among the visitors to Tupelo yesterday
Miss Ethel Baxter of Memphis is the
guest of the Misses Huffman on Church
street.
L. G. Boggan has returned from Chi
cago and Zion City where he spent a
week.
Miss Sue Elma Newsome of Jackson,
Tenn, is the guest of Capt. Keye's
family.
Miss Maude Stone, of Sulligent, Ala.
is the guest of her cousin Miss Pearl
Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Caldwell and Miss
Mollie Gregory were visitors to to Tu-
pelo yesterday.
Mrs. S. D. Shelton. returned Wednes-
day, from Ellistown where she attended
the Baptist Association.
Miss May Blanch Jones of Sherman
attended the Teachers Institute here
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Digger of Amory are
the guests of their sons family two
miles west of Tupeo.
George Kitchen and sister, Miss Vn-
gle have returned from a visit to rel
ativeS at Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kincannon and
and children of Columbus are the guests
of relatives here this week.
Brandt Witherspoon is at home for a
few days before going to Clarksdale,
where he has a position with a cotton
firm.
Capt. Tom Ward of Bissell was over
Tuesday. He reports that the cotton
is net quite so good as was first calcu-
lated.
E. F. Ballard came up last week to
join his family here for a visit of a few
days. His old friends were glad to see
HIM in Tupelo again.
Mr.. and Mts. Crockett of Bethel,
Tenn, and Mrs. Jas. Neff of Amory,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
Jourdan on Main street.
Emmett Estes of Auburn was in yes
terday. Mr.. Estes reports greatlfalling
off in the cotton crop the past two weeks:
Corn in his section is fine.
Unity was represented in Tupelo
T,A-l-,I b., XI0 fo11oy. wall lpnvyp
citizens: Henry Cullen, Fletcher John
son, Tom Billiard and B. Elliott.
Mrs. John Francis and children who
have been the guests of Prof. anu Mrs.
j. N. Francis the past week have re-
turned to their home in Meridian.
Alb. Houston and Henry Tison of Bald
wynn were in town Wednesday. MIR.
Tison brought down a fine young mare
which he left with w. V. Sivley for
training.
Mrs. Fannie Eaves of Bertram Tex,
is in the city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. L. Eaves. She is accompanied by
her sister Miss Addie Mccarthy of Ma
cedonia.
We are glad to report that Mr..
W. d. McCarty of Amity is much i'm
proved from last week. His condition
at that time was cause for alarm for
his family and friends.
UncleNewt witcher of Coonewar came
over on business Tuesday and reports
that in his opinion that upland cotton
has been cut off fully one half by the
recent dry, hot weather.
Will Austin and Anderson and Tom
Gregory made a trip to Memphis this
week for the purpose of laying in a
fall stock of goods for their stores at
Nooresville, Gilvo and Mantachie.
Mrs. j. F. Witherspoon and children,
of Birmingham, Ala, are guests of rel
atives here, having been called by the
death of her aunt, Miss Belle Baskin.
H. w. Sample of Coonewar was in
town yesterday. Mr.. and alrs. Sam
pie have just returned from Lafayette
Springs where the went with the hsBe
of benefitting the health of the latter.
Clark Troy has gone to Spring Hill,
Tenn, where he goes to enter Brapham
and Hughes school for the next schclas-
tic year His school career will be watch
sd with interest by his friends and as
SOCIETIES,
The ~prskracted meeting at the Bap-
iGSt GACAtf VIII OuIludy IlOTIllIlR.
Rev. Mar6R, e distinguished and sue
ecessful revlvahst # the church, will
conduct the services, Everybody cor
tdially invited.
Col. Dick Walker of BaidwyA $3.50 in
town yesterday supplying the boys viii
,s.eW winter garments. Mr.. Walker a-
siessas thathis farming operations would
1l2vs heen entirely successful if his
snew &ss4ad cotton had "come up"
We ackns Wedge receipt of an invi-
.tationto be pressat at the basket pic
mic and public speaking by the state
candidates at Nettlet6a ~ Wednesday
NEXT. We know the day wild tsa q most
enjoyable one and unless hindesea We
shall be on hand.
Rev. w. V. Frierson. who has charee
eSt she orphanage at Columbus. and for
fnarr, gears pastor of the Presbyterian
.ehEa&L taere, came up Wednesday morn
ing to ce4duct the funeral services of
Miss Belle Baskin. His friends here,
who include nearly every inhabitant of
the place, and who love and honor him
are always glad to have him among us.
Our esteemed friend, John Moore. of
Baldwin was in town Monday. Mr..
Moore has rec emily sold his farm and
will leave next week for the west to
seek a new location, believing the move
will prove beneficial to his health. We
regret to lose such a good citizen and
his estimable family and trust that the
move may prove a profitable one to