The Tupelo journal., 1906-07-20

MULCH Sld1h Va SAOA 49,
on business Thursday.
Mrs Pledge is visiting her daughter
Mrs Armstrong in Memphis
Mrs Mollie Smith of Tenn, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs r F Robertson
Miss Sallie Kennedy is attending the
teachers normal at Columbus.
Miss Bessie Leigh Wells of Tallahas-
see. Fla, is visiting the Misses Topp.
Dave johnson who has been in Texas
the past two years has returned home.
Mrs C Brother and children of Bill
ings Mont, are guests of relatives here
W. V. Lindsey and Dick Austin of
Eggville came over Wednesday on bus
mess.
Mr.. Thos. Angle who has been visiting
a brother at Lumoerton has returned
home
MIR and Mrs Jamison Rogers Of Biz
mingham Ala, are guests OF his Iather
Mr. j j Rogers
jim McVay of the First district was
down yesterday on a visit to the family
of John Raines.
Mr.. J. ]. Rogers spent two days the
past week with his friend Col, &. L..
Russell in Mobile.
Singleton Hall and little son Of Sal
tilIo were among the visitors IN Iupelo
Wednesday
We are glad to report that Mrs. l..
r. Gates who has been i'll for several
weeksis improving.
Geo. Mcneil of Chesterville was in
Tupelo Wednesday. He reports good
rains in his community.
Misses MaryAllen and Esther Fitzpat-
rick of Columbus were guests OF Miss
Susie McAllster last week
DR.. T. C. Harris and Prof. Harris of
Rusk wer in town yesterday and called
to see us while here to have his sub
scriptlon.
!. M. Dixon is now in North Carolina
where he will spend sometime enjoying
the in~vigorating atmosphere OF the
mountain country.
NIT Williams Of Gu e~sterville came
in Wednesday on business The heavy
rains did but little damage to crops on
the low lands in this section
We are requested by Rev r A Kim
brolqh to saw that he will fill his pulpit
both Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours Mr. Kimbrough reports
a most interesting meeting at Sherman
The star team of the City League win
the nennant for 1906, on account OF the
teams disboanding and best men sign
ing for the second team, The Stars de-
feated the Athlets Tuesday Is to a put
ting them in the lead
The Holly Springs Base Ball Team
Is the next on the program July 23-24-25
Mr. Oliver the manager of the visiting
team informs us that he has afast team
W. hope he has. Tupelo has played Is
games and lost A
The following parties left over the
Frisco Tuesday morning for Texas:
Rev. ]. l.. Raines, and granddaughter,
Miss Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A.
Mathews. John Mathews, Mrs. I. L.
Winders, Miss Ida Lee Windeas, Coe
Langston.
The Home Talent Minstrels are being
gotten I'D again under the direction OF
Mr.. Riagi. Mr.. Biagi as well as a fine
violinist is an expert vocal teacher and
Instructor SO with the talent that Tupe-
10 has and under the direction of a good
instructor the people of Tupelo can
look for something immense" IN the
minstrel line.
The MANY friends of Mr.. Milton lem
nile and family deeply sympathlze With
them in the loss of the wife and mother
Who died last week after an illness OF
many months. Mrs. Temple was a no
hla christian woman and her death
brings sorrow to her family and sincere
regrets from every one in the commun-
ity in which size lives.
Bob Stovall of Mooresyille was IN
town Yesterday and reports the rains
AZ INST sufficient TO iDsur q bountlful
SUNNY of corn and a good crop of cotton
on Stov;lPs place he feels assured that
la viii make more corn than has been
,a,ada on the place for two years and
the prosr ect for all the hog and hominy
needed or the next year is very Halter
lrg.
A. the request of the candidates for
marshaIl the board of mayor and alder.
men as authorized by law at a meeting
tuesday night ordered a double primary
70 he held the first on August l4th and
The second August 28th, to name the
tha candidates for mayor, marshal, city
traassrrer and aldermen. The following
nart;es were named. Joe Smith, ticket
Commissioner, John Read and w r
SHARKS Judges, L. r.. Gates and =. IA.
Withersooon, clerks. The polls will
be open the usual hours.
ou;np to the i'll healtho his wife Rev
s P Pryor has resigned the postorate OF
the Presbyterian church n mas accep-
tea work in Southern texas Wnere ne
VS. advigedby physicians that Mrs-Pry,
or should go. During the time W. 2
Mrs Pryor made Tupelo thel home they
made many friends who regre! lnelr go
ing away. Mr.. Pryor Is 9 nlalSueL y y
attainments andhas but few equals N