The Tupelo journal., 1907-10-25

Mrs Ed White of Florence Ala. is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs G.. H. Ruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Monts of Egg
vile were visitors to Tupelo yester-
day.
Mrs. Charley Johnsey and little girl
Of Shannon were visitors to Tupelo
Tuesday.
The Misses McWhorter Of Planters
vile spent yesterday afternoon in the
city.
There's rest, comfort and nourishment
in our not soda. Pound, Kincannon q
Elkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Payne of the
second district were visitors to Tupe-
10 yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McNiel of Sal
tillo spent Wednesday in Tupelo the
guests Of friends.
Mr.. j. Y. Bryson and family of the
first district We're among the virtors to
Tupelo Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. D Buchanan and little son
Frank visited her parents Mr. and Mrs
T J Jourdan last week.
For a sweethear : sw + tooth, moth
ing so good as LoWae,'> Chocolates.
Pound, Kincannon & Ella u,
Miss Ruby Jourdan has returned from
a pleasant months stay with her sister
Mrs. Buchanan of Amory Miss.
Mr. w w Turner and daughter, Mrs
w F Jourdan and Master Turner Jour-
dan are visiting in Tenn, the guests of
relatives and friends
We are requested to that
Rev>R. A. Kimbrough will preach morn
ing and night at the Baptist church
at the usual hours Sunday.
Mr.. j. d. Siddall was here Wednes-
day on business and took occasion to
square accounts with the Journal. He
reports short crops in his section.
Mrs. R. F. Robertson has returned
from a visit to Jackson, Mrs. Pringle
returned with her and will remain sew
eral weeks as Mrs. Robertson's guests.
Miss Geneva Boggan has returned
home from her extended visit to the
Eastern cities and Virginia. and re-
ports a pleasant time and a grand trip.
On Oct Is Mr. and Mrs Frank DaLee
of Bissell became the proud parents of
a sweet baby girl. Congratulations
are being received by their many
friends.
1t affords US much pleasure to see u
son, Bob, of the fifth district in town
WalnAclou M MiohD1on's rioito RI
Tupelo ar entirely too far apart to please
his friends.
Mr.. L. P. Hall and bride arrived in
the city yesterday morning and are the
guests of Mr.. Halls sister, Mrs. J.. M.
Witt. The bride is the accomplished
daughter of DR.. Crawford of Senate
bia, Miss.
The Rev. DIR. Weed, Episcopal min
lister of Aberdeen preached an interest
ing and instructive sermon to a good
sized audience at the Presbyterian
church on Church St. last Thursday
evening at 7.30.
Mr.. Lester Lovett, general advance
agent for the West Greater Amuse-
ment Co is in the city completing ar
rangements for his company to exhibit
here in the near future. The West
Carnival Company is n of the largest
touring America.
d. T. Fulton has opened an electric
theatre at the st Clair old drug stand
and is giving excellent exhibitions in
the afternoon and at night. The ex-
hibits change daily and are of an at
tractive and pleasing type. Do not
foil to go out and take the family with
you.
Sonnie Reese, who has been in school
near Nashville the past year and a
half, has returned home. While in
school the young gentleman learned
the printers trade and is now at work
or the Journal. We feel sure that his
services will be duly appreciated by
the force.
We acknowledge receipt of the an
nouncement Of them arriage of our es-
teemed young friend. Mr.. Sumpter Gil
lespie to Miss Beulah Kent at Green
wood, Miss, and an invitation to a re-
ception rendered at the home of. the
groom's parents, Mr.. lind Mrs. James
Gillespie, on the 10Th inst. We have
known the young gentleman since ear
childhood and can hardly realize that he
is now old enough to hitch up in double
harness. We extend our congratula-
tons and wish for the happy young
couple that every blessing of this earth
may enter into their lives.
Owing to the large increase in the
patronage Of the Journal job depart
ment it has become necessary to install
another job press and increase its force,
hence we have given our order gor an
other machine which,will arrive in about
ten days. aud the work will be turned
out more rapidly than formerly. Our
present force has beensworking almost
continuously night and day for the past
three weeks to keep up with the work
but it seems that the people know
where to get up-to-date stylish printing,
and are telling their neighbors and
friends all about it. To those who
have work now in our office we would
ask their kind indulgence for a short
while, we'll serve you next. Our many
thanks however.
Gilbert-O Owen
A. H. and Miss Claudia L. Owen have
sent out announcements of the wedding
Of their sister, Miss May Margaret Ow-
en-, to Thomas T. Gilbert, which took
1laca Thursday at 6.20 n M ot tba +