The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-09
Surtal ann 3%Brrsnnal

Miss Elsie Powelson has purchased
the lumber business of the late w P
Burke, and will continue the business at
the same old stand under the firm nam
OF the Powelson Lumber Co She is a
young lady of business ability and will
meet with success We call attention to
her advertisement in another column +,
Pallas Brown gave his violin recital
TO an audience numbering over 1000 at
the Methodist church last night. The
artist attracted the closest attention
from beginning to the close-Brazil
(Ind.) Democrat.
He plays the violin with the skill of
born genius-Paducah (Kentucky)
News Democrat.
We had the pleasure of a call Monday
from Ovid Kimble who was associated
one time with the Journal and who mar
lied ere of Tupelo's popular young la
dies, Miss Pearl Eden Mr. Kimble has
been on the News-Scimitar for some
time but has resumed a place on the At
lanta Constitution He and his family
left Monday for Atlanta
Many of our people, had the pleasure
Of hearing Mr. Pallas Brown, in his re-
cital, given at the residence of Mr. L
D Hines in April 1904 We are ure
that that entertainment was. sufficient
advert .sement for the recital on Mon
Gay night. Pallas will play at the
Methodist church Sunday morning and
afternoon Don't fail to here him
Seats on sale at St. Clair Wylie's
Prices, rs, so and Is cents
We call attention in this issue to the
professional card of DIR, w. R Ken
nedy, who has moved to Tupelo with his
family and will make this their future
home. DR.. Kennedy is a native of Lee
county and a brother of Mrs. Sim Kinds
He is a graduate of the Vanderbilt Med
ical College. Nashville, and has for the
past eleven years been practicing at
Glostel, Miss He is a gentleman of
culture and we extend to him and his
family a cordial welcome to our little
city
The following changes in banking cir
Giles are announced this week: Shelby
Topp, vice-president of the Bank ofTu-
pelo, will enter upon the discharge of
| his..duties about March LIST. Emmons
Turner, who has been Assistant Cashier
of Peoples Bank and Trust Co. assumes
the ~cashiership of the Farmers Bank
and Trust Co. Story Harris, who has
been Assistant Cashier Of the Bank of
Tupelo for several years goes with the
Peoples Bank and Trust Co. in a similar
capacity. All these people are popular
in business circles and the changes will
be matters of interest to their nan
friends.
Sam Walker has recently returned
from a trip through the Pecos Valley
country of Western Texas and speaks
in glowing terms of the prospects of
that new country. Sam found many
evidence; of great wealth in the near
future and is enthusiastic in speaking
of the possibilities for the young man
who will 60 there and drive down a peg.
Cotton, alfalfa, fruits and mining offer
the most fattering openings! for in
vestment, and in the opinion of Mr..
Walker snug fortunes car soon be real
lied from any Of the above industries.
Sam would not be a tenderfoot any
where he may land and would soon be
at home with the Spectator in mines,
lands or any other commodity that was
thrown on the market. But, we hope
that he may tarry with us and notgo out
to the wild west to trade in lands or
mines, where he might find it necessary
to dance the can can with some Indian
beauty to while away some tedious
hours.