The Tupelo journal., 1906-05-04

VIM. Gregory OF M%ooresvlile, was
over Wednesday.
Miss Dollie Gammel spent Sunday at
her home in Wallerville.
Col. A. D. Martin, of Abney, came
over on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Gray has returned from
ayisit to relatives in Sherman.
Little Miss Sadie Smith Of Sherman,
is visiting her aunts, the Misses Baskln.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Phillips Of Verona
were visitors to Ta2alo Wednesday.
Miss Geneva Boggan has re returned
from an extended visit to California.
Mess. Jess and Lee Cain Of Aliens
burg were in town on business Wednes-
day.
Miss Josie Barnes of Mooresville is
in the city the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Fulton.
Hon. Robert Gambrell of Guntown
was down mixing with his friends Mon
day
NJ. NJ. Miller Of Shannon was the
guest of his sister Mrs. A W. Allen
Sunday. -.
Mrs. V. E. Thomas of Plantersville,
was the guest of relatives here this
week.
Miss Louise McKie of Holly Springs,
is the guest of her sister Mrs. l.. G. Y.
Baker.
George Ballard, Of Ballardsville, was
over Wednesday looking after business
matters.
Mr.. H. NJ. Coma of Kossuth, Miss, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. r. A.
Kimbrough. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G Lauderdale OF
Shannon spent Sunday with Mr.. e Will
lis family.
Mrs. SD. Taylor and little daughter,
Erin, of Verona, were guests of relatives
here this week.
Good, old standard songs will be
sung by Mrs. Senter at her recital to-
morrow evening,
Misses Annie Lou Wood, and Ethel
Topp, and Houston spent Sunday with
friends in Salltillo.
Rev T.. w. Lewis is attending the
general conference of the NJ. E. Church
N Birmingham, Ala.
Ed J. T. Blanchard will preach at
Westmoreland church near Blssell next
Saturday and Sunday.
J.. C. Read attended the reunion at
New Orleans and reports a most de-
l,ghtful time upon his return.
S. P. Clayton, Esq, and Claud Clay
ton, Esq, spent several days n past
week on legal business IN Oxford.
DR.. Lem Brown has returned tx
Tupelo from New Orleans where he
spent the asst session in Tulane med
zeal college.
Mrs. Chas. Cresap of Humboldt, Tenn
is in the city visiting her brother, Rev.
r. A. Kimbrough. She will remain thf
greater part of this week.
Mr.. Mahlon Brown arrived at HON;
the first Of the week and is now witt
his family after an extended trip In
his territory in Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Mitchell an
children left Saturday for Abingdon,
Va. the family having been called thers
bv the serious illness of Mrs. Mitchells
father.
Mr.. I L. Chrisman who has been in
Tnnelo for the past ten days left Mon
cav evening for Ohio. Mr.. Craftsman.
visit was the sorce of much pleasure tt
his many friends in Lee county.
Miss Fannie Fulton came down Fri
day and spent several days with rel
atiyes and frien dis here. The occaslona
visits of Miss Fannie are always de
,ightful to her many friends here.
superintendent J. N; Francis lief
Monday for Meridian where he spen
several days with ms DrotheF JONI
wont To Jackson where he attended ths
State Teachers Association.
wrs. Sentor VIII appear at the .operi
800 ta,norrow evening at eight O'Clock
a aodsq BY Mrs Elizabeth Harris. Mrs
Sentsr has prepared a special program
for this recital and a rare treat Is II
store Tor all who attend.
Mr.. Norbin Jones has again assumes
tn duties Of deputy sheriff which he
was forced to relinqlish several moasns
ago on accom- q nls aIA - health and
!. now filling tn dutiesof office deputy