The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-05
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Mr.. ]. D. Huffman visited in Amory
this week.
Miss. Matte Belle Stone is visiting in
Jackson, Tenn.
Jim Finley of Columbus, visited rela-
tives here this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris is visiting
friends in Aberdeen.
S. B Kinds and family are in Iuka
for a weeks outirg. J
Little Miss Bessie Kinds is visiting
relatives in Bonneville.
Misses Earline and Clytee Yates Wis
tied in Baldwin the past week.
Mrs. w. H. Armstrong and little son
Herbert left Tuesday for Iuka. /
Mrs. Rush and little daughter are Wis
iting her parents in Meridian.
Mrs. Clark Strain has as her guest
her sister, Miss Biggs, of Memphis.
Mr.. ,Thos. Gilbert has come from the
Indian Territory to visit friends here.
Miss McCanless of Aberdeen is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Cliff Walton.
Miss Annie Lee Smith left Tuesday
for the Indian Territory to visit her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lomax and baby of
Greenwood are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Kinds.
VIM. Watson is off on a trip through
southern Texas in the interest of the
Tupelo Scale Co.
Misses Dell Thomas, Jeffie and Estelle
Sanders. of Sherman are visiting Miss
Myrtle Williams.
Shannon are the guests of their sons
in Tupelo this week.
Messers John S Bedford, j. c. Bell
and Tom Stubs of Baldwin were down
on business Monday.
Miss Krosp, Mrs. Swan and two chill
dren from Millington, Tenn, are guests
: of Mr.. and Mrs. Hassenfratz.
Mrs. Henry. who has been the guest
{ of her sister, Mrs. Ed. Wilson, left on
Monday to visit relatives in Macon.
Capt. w. C. Kinds of Guntown was
here Monday to attend the meeting of
I the senatorial district executive COM
! mittee.
! Mr.. Black, a member Of the editorial
1 staff of the New Orleans Picayune, Wis
I tied his father, DR.. Black, the first of
! the week.
! Miss Estelle and Chas. Hassenfratz
4 from Meridian, will spend their vaca-
I ton with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hassen-
fratz on Sherwood ave.
Mrs. Sterne has as her guests her
three sisters, Mrs. Chidlow and Miss
Annie Brown. of Meridian, and Mrs.
Keeling, of Austin, Tex.
Messers B. Gholston and Henry DAN
iels of the east end of the first district
were down on business with the board
Of supervisors Monday.
Mr.. w. S. Povall, of Checotah, l. T.,
is here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Walter Huffman. Mr.. Povall resided
! in Tupelo many years ago and is well
4 remembered by many of our citizens.
i He is here prospecting with a view to
1 moving back to Mississippi and it is de-
\ voutly hoped by his many friends here
that he will come back to his lain
countrie' and take up his abode among
them.
In this issue will be found the an
announcement of Mr.. A. C. Lloyd as a
candidate for justice of the peace for
the fourth district of ! ee county. Mr..
Lloyd is one of the districts most sub.
stantial farmers and practical men, anG
worthy Of the confidence of the people
of his district. Should the people see
proper to elect him to the Office to
which he aspires he would make them
a faithful justice. He respectfully
asks a consideration of his claims.
In this issue will be found the name
of Capt. w. S. Sheffield of Itawamba
county who is a candidate for Floater
Representative from Lee and Itawam-
ba counties. Capt. Sheffield has served
his county as sheriff and as represen-
tative in the legislature several terms
and stands high with his people. He
is a gentleman of sterling worth, con-
~servatiye as a legislator and entirely
a., worthy of the confidence his people re.
pose in him. Should he be elected he
would make a representative that
would reflect credit on both counties.
Mr.. Geo. E. Carter, president of the
Randolph Milling Company, of Baldwin,
ILL.,, was a visitor in Tupelo this week,
CiIC SuSSC VI CHCll oOuCIlClA tlldildSCl
Mr.. w. F. Jordan. Mr.. Carter has
been making a tour of their southern
trade and spoke4in highest terms of the
impression made on him by the South
and the southern people. They manu-.
'f~acture, among other brands, the Su-
preme brand of -four, which has for the
past three years been very popular in
this section.
Miss Sallie Pickens, the efficient
teacher of South Tupelo school, has re-
| turned after spending several weeks
very pleasantly with Mrs. Jourdan Boon,
and family of Corinth. She will spend
the remainder of the vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Ratliff, in Verona. Miss
Pickens did such efficient work in this
new field that she was unanimously re-
d elected by the board of trustees and by
ia raise of salary was induced to continue
this noble work for the ensuing session.
The board was fortunate in securing the
services of Miss Pickens as she has had
several years experience in the large
public schools of Texas and has a life
time certificate from that state.