The Tupelo journal., 1906-04-27

R. L. Pound made a business trip to
Memphis Monday.
L. M. Boyle made a business trip to
Memphis yesterday.
Charlie Lamb, Of Shannon, was IN
town Wednesday OF business.
Miss Hattie Ruff visited friends in
Plantersville one day this week
Mr. and Mrs ] E Butler, OF Amity
were visitors to Tupelo yesterday.
Mrs. A. G. Hurlburt, is spending the
week at Okolona, visiting relatives
Miss Ottie Adams, of Chesteryille is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs W W Trlce
w D Anderson spent a couple of
DAVIS in Aberdeen this week on legal
business.
The Misses Waters, Of Verona We're
the guests of Mrs. A. G. Hurlburt the
past week
Mrs. w. E. Andrews of Memphis was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. +
Riley, Monday.
A. e. Hindsman has moved with his
family to Jackson, Tenn, where they
will in future reside.
Mrs. j. G. Partlow, and little Grand.
o John Thomas were the guests OF
Mrs. G II. Ruff this week.
Mrs. Eulah Watson and little irma
Allene, are spending a few days TINS
week with relatives in Baldwin
DR.. G. A. Rush and family have NOV
ed to the cottage on Green street re-
Gently vacated by Mr. Hindsman.
Miss Lollie Riley, has returned home
from ChrysJal Springs where she fought
in the graded school of that place the
part session.
Arthur Hutchinson returned from
jackson Saturday night after serving
the legislature most a~cceptably as SER
geant at arms.
There will be services at the Pres
bvterian church Saturday ard Sunday
at II O'Clock am and 7 IS pm. conducted
by Rev. H. M. Sydenstrickerof Corlnth.
Rev. G.. w. Burnett of Aberdeen
vii, preach at the t~abernancie on the
cotton mill yard next Sunday at II
o'clock am. and at three and 8 O'Clock
pm. Everybody cordially invited tc
attend.
Rev. E. L. Craig, Arch Deacon OF
the Episcopal Diocese of the state OF
Mississippi, was in Tupelo Monday anc
conducted the Episcopal service at the
bome of Mr.. B. NJ. billiard Monday eve
ming.
The home of Mr. and Mrs Richard Da'
Lee of Bissell has been frightened Dy
the arrival of a sweet little girl baby
Nav the fondest anticipations OF ITS
father and mother be realized IN thel
new treasure.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Frank DaLee a
R;ssell on April 22nd, a bouncing boy
who has been christened Robert Frank
lin We extend congratulations to tht
hapnv parents and wish for the young
man a life filled with u~nbounded sue
cess
Tupe,o is represented at the Confed
crate reunion at New Orleans by TN
following ladies and gentlemen: III
and Mrs w A Dozier, Mr. and Mrs
Powell Stone, Mrs Easley, Miss Eosi
Rogers, Messrs w T Sparks, Capt Say
ery ] j Rogers, L r Gates Arthur
Hutchinson.
w. r. Cunningham, of Shannon, wa:
in Tupelo Tuesday and favored us Will
call Mr.. Cunningham has just re
turned from Philadelphia where ne con
tracted to represent Treacy, Morris 8
Co., clothing manufacturers faham bss N \ f fnl e1 Isr
If SAMPLES. such as this session demands
and will start out with every chance o.
doing a nice business.
hrs. Matte G. senter, Of Columbus
viii give a vocal recital at the ope per-
assisted by Mrs. Elizabsth aaTrl Ho u,
Me-, Society. Mrs. Senter is the
tea. Of voicein the Industrial Inst
know her to be q vocalist Of rare &C,
comp.ishments. Her occasional vlsllI
- Tapelo are always a source OF mucf
pleasure TO her host Of friends and hel
appearance here at this particular TINS nt
has occasioned the deepest interest ane
She will be received by a full house.
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