The Tupelo journal., 1907-09-13
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Mrs. D E Sullivan visited relatives
here the past week.
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highest grade Snuff. 25-5t
Mrs. John Moore left Wednesday to
visit her sister in Verona.
Mr.. J. S. Leslie of Plantersville was
in town on business Wednesday.
Miss lena Nunnelee spent last week
with home folks at Chestervllle.
Rev. Kimbrough is conducting a re-
vival in Chesterville, this week.
Mrs. Jennie Fulton left for Corinth
Monday evening to spend the winter.
Mrs. Gates has returned home after
q two weeks visit in Shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gryder and children
are at White Springs for an outing,
Mrs DR.. Cummings of Mantachie is
visiting her brother Mr. j. d. Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kennedy of City
Point were visitors to Tupelo Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Kinds of Memphis was the
guest of Mrs C. P. Long during the
week.
Misses Margaret and Kathleen Bon
ner have returned home from a visit to
West Point.
Mrs. j. A. Rose and children of Hum
bolt, Tenn. are visiting Mrs. K. A.
Kimbrough.
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Pure Scotch Snuff. 25-5t
Mr.. D. T. Fulton is visiting in Ponto-
toe, the guest of Mrs. Fulton's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Hugh Patton left this wenk for Hot
Springs, Ark. where he goes to accept
a position with his uncle.
Tom Stubs, one OF Baldwin most
enterprising and popular | tlzens was
down On business Monday.
Mrs. T. C. Wright and little son
Baskin have returned from a visit to
relatives in Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Coffee and child
rem have returned from a visit to rela-
lives in Florence, Ala.
Mr.. Bert Barlow, an old and highly
honored citizen of Plantersville was in
Tupelo on business Monday.
Mrs. Nettie Murphy of near Nettle-
ton is visiting the home of her brother,
II. A. Mooreland, this week,
Mrs Tucker has returned home from
Sherman where she attended a fin
meeting conducted by Rev. kimbrough.
Jim Mccarthy, the popular telephone
man of Guntown was the guest of his
brothers family, Dan Mccarthy. Sun
day.
We are glad to learn that Miss Onie
Dlckerson is improving after a serious
illness of several weeks with slow
fever.
Miss Daisy Allen of Mooresville at
tended the Teachers examination here
last week, and was the guest of Mrs.
Prout.
At the Christian church, Sunday Sept
18th. II a m How to Select a Church
to Jion." 1880 p m Soul of. Tarsus
Converted"
We acknowledge receipt of a luscious
melon from Mr.. Allis Reese. We trust
that Mr.. Reese's shadow and his melons
may never grow less.
Owing to a scare from a few cases of
smallpox in the extreme east of the
county the Veteran Reunion for next
Saturday has been postponed.
The first examination of white
teachers was held Friday and Satur-
day. The percentage of those who
passed was not above the average.
Mrs. George Thompson and Miss Mary
McAllister have returned from st. Louis
millinery for the Ballard Dry Goods Co.
Mr.. R. O. Duke who has been run
ming a mill for the Globe Handle Co.,
in Alabama has returned to Tupelo and
will be connected with the Factory
here.
Mr.. G. E Jackson has moved his
cleaning and pressing business from
Main street to the building formerly
%occupiend by the U~p-to-now shaving
parlor on Troy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mccarthy are the
proud parents of a sweet girl baby that
arrived at their home last week. We
trust that the fondest expectations of
the fond parents, my be realized in the
future of the little one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Thompson went
on a pleasure trip to st. Louis last
week. Mr.. Thompson returned Sunday
leaving his wife in Jackson, Tenn,
where she will remain several days
visiting her mother, Mrs. Smith.
The first number of the quarterly
bulletin of the Southern Female College
at West Point, Miss, just out, gives
full information about all departments
of the college, including the CONNER
cial department in the college. and for
both sexes down town. DR.. E. w. Do
a is the new president.
The people of Tupelo will have the
opportunity of seeing one of the best
home talent MINISTRIES eyer given here
on Sept. goth. The minstrel is given
for the benefit of the Tupelo Band, the
boys have beenEput to a big expense
buying instruments. music, etc and
everyone in Tupelo should attend thier
show.
We are r~ejoiced to know that since
the great meeting which stirred our
town from center to circumference
there has been a marked advance along
oil tba liroc of yalirio,c TLo C,,Jor