The Tupelo journal., 1906-11-16

Mrs. Lyon of Verona is the guest of
Mrs. A. E. Berkeley.
Lee Deaton of Plantersville was in on
business yesterday.
Capt Burrow. of Saltillo was here on
business Wednesday
Miss heola Strain has returned from
a visit to friends in Memphis.
Miss Maggie Hay of Verona is the
guest of Miss Rosa Rogers.
Mrs. Fraser of Amory spent Sunday
with Mrs. A. E. Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks of Guntown were
visitors to Tupelo yesterday.
Mrs J w Battle and Miss Battle, of
Saltillo were visitors to town yesterday
j. N. Francis. Superintendent of Ed
ucation, is visiting the schools of the
county.
Miss Cliff Blair left Tuesday to Wis
it her sister, Mrs. 0. L. Stribling in
Waco, Texas.
Tom McFerrin, one of Mooresville's
successful merchants, was here or
business Tuesday.
R. w. Carmen and his estimable
ldIi1lly nave llUNcu " FCIOlld WiSiS
will in future make their home.
Miss Nora Parker of G%reenville Ala,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Parker on Green Street.
Mr.. E. M. Gardner of Nashville, came
down in response to a message an
%nouncing that his brother, T. E. Gard
ner, was quite i'll.
Miss Louise Clark has gone to Tampa
where she will be one of the attendants
at the marriage of her cousin Miss
LYDIA Phillips.
After an absence of several weeks,
George Scott has again resumed ms
position as salesman with Asa w. AL
len Company
Messrs G. w. Mcclure and Albert
Sims, of Houston, were in town Wed
nesday looking after the business o.
the Spoke Factory.
Mrs. Savage, of Montgomery, Ala.
and DR.. John Lilly, of Natchez, daugh
ter and brother to Mrs. Strain, were
summoned to her bedside Sunday.
Hear the quartette in Denver Elk
press next Monday night. You know
the kind of show and the kind of music
this show put up, and you will be there
On account of the badweather Sheriff
Kelly was unable to meet his appoint
ment at Corona on Wednesday. HI
will be there next Wednesday, the 2lst
Mess. Paul Pound, E. B. Estes, O
Auburn and Dennis Lyle, of Mooresvill'
came in Wednesday. These gentlemen
report that crops are nearly al. gather
cd in their section
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Clayton hav'
moved into the residence on Jefferson
street vacated by Mir. ST. Clair. Mrs
Clayton and the baby came up from
Nettleton the first of the week.
The theatre going public in Tupelo
knows what the Denver Express viii
be when it shows at Opera House Mon
day night Nov. 10Th. The reputation
this Co. made last year, will fill thu
house.
Miss Kate Keyes left yesterday TO
Waynesbolo with the little child OF MI
and Mrs. E. F. Ballard. Miss Kat
has cared for the little fellow during
his mothers illness, and has devote'
her entire time to its care.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. j. J
IlOpcTS dIlllOuIlCllIS tHS Aidl y
his daughter Miss Rosa to MIR. Guy w
Mitchell at the Methodist church or
the evening of the 18th inst. We ex
end best wishes in advance.
HI. Whitfield will address the peCpl
in the interest of education at on,
O'Clock at the Court House Dec. I'll
1906 also that H. w. Bradshaw tn
State Lecturer of the Farmers Uniol
in the intrest of the Union. Come on
come all.-R. H. Wade.
At Opera House Monday night Nov
10Th the Denver Express. This Co
ceeds no introduction to the Tupel
public, having shown here last year
and gave perfect SATISFACTION. Ge
seats Friday and Saturday, at Poun
Kincannon and Elkln.tt
Rev. r. A. Kimbrough will delive
an interesting sermon on Sunday morn
ING from his pulpit on the subject: How
Shall | Act as a Church Member? Tn
subject will be treated from a practice
sfar;dpoint and will doubtless prove in
.teresting to all who may have the pleas
are of bearing it.
w. H. Topp les fitted up the stoi
formerly occupied ~ j.. I. parret g
Main street where he Will handle 1ruit
at wholesale. Mr.. Topp has sold fruit
At Wholesale for a number OF years Il
connectlon with his retail grocery tus
IN S. but hisf1rriressyFew to.sHcf1pyo
portions that it required all of his tim
and more house room to Conduct IT,