The Tupelo journal., 1907-05-31

Mr.. George Cunningham, who has |
been attending the College of Embalm-
ing at Cincinnati, has finished the pre- /
scribed course of lectures and received |
a diploma. Mr.. Cunningham has re-
turned home and resumed his place with
the Lumpkin Hardware and Furniture
Co., where he will haye charge OF the
undertaking department.
We are requested by the pastor. Rev.
A. O. Price, to annrunce that owing to
+; the very unfavorable condition of the
weather there were no services at the
! Presbyterian church last Sunday. In
view of this fact the collection for
foreign missions will be taken next
| Sunday. All members are urged to be
present and to bring with them as lib
eral contribution for this cause as pos
sible.
Mrs. w. E. Pegues entertained a
her beautiful home last Friday evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Mcneil. The
guests were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Pegues and presented to Mrs. and Miss
Mcneil. Miss Hattie Ruff served a de-
lightful fruit punch in the reception
hall. During the evening music was en-
joyed after which delicious cream and
cake was served.
DIR. Lem Brown arrived at home the
past week from New Orleans where he
graduated with honors from Tulane
Medical College. DR.. Brown has spent
several years at Tulane but last year
stood the state examination and was
granted license to practice medicine in
the state, which is one of the most rigid
nxo !, n .onc tAr,,rDl h, oou of fIA
states. DR.. Brown will locate at Roll
the practice of his profession. We
Rolling Fork as being in every way
worthy of their confidence and esteem.
Mrs. V. M. Carothers, in her charm
ing manner. entertained the Thursday
Study Club and a number of friends
on Thursday afternoon at progressive
games. Delicious fruit punch was dis
pensed in the dining room by Miss
Moizelle Elliott, of California. The af-
ternoon was delightfully."- spent at domi-
nos, jack straws and old maid. The
club prize, a souvenir spoon, went to
Mrs. Joseph Bynum; the gust prize, a
pretty fan, to Miss Evelyn Allen, and
the consolation prize, a pair of embroid-
ely SClSSDIS, " miss w lCuUCtIGI.
Dainty ices and cake were served
Bonneville Banner.
Rich Smith brought US in on Saturday
a full grown burr from a jimpson weed
found on the place of Dunbar Woods,
near Birmingham. The appearance of
such a thing at this season of the year
Was never known before in this country
by the oldest inhabitant. AS is well
known the jimpson weed is a late plant
and rarely blooms before this time of
the year. The burr is fully matured
and it is quite evident that the plant
bloomed early in March. Cookie burrs
have also been seen by Eph Payne and
others during the past month. Allis
Reese reports full grown cookie burrs
turning brown and ready for frost.
Among those who passed the last
state examination before the board of
health was our young friend DR.. Louis
Kohlheim who was one of the II out of
the 237 applicants who made such a
grade as to receive license to practice
medicine in the state. DR.. Kohlheim
received his early literary education in
Rome, Ga, afterwards going to Balti-
more where he finished his literary
course. He taught ten years in the
ScnOOlS OF mississippi ana STOOD nigh IN
the profession. DR.. kohlheim's friends
in the county congratulate him upon
the record he has made. He will locate
at his home neal SaltiIlo to practice his
profession.
Tupelo Lodge No. 1873, K. of P. was
called to order at the usual hour Mon
day evening with one of the largest at
tendance had in several months. w.
F. Jordan from Andrew Jackson Lodge,
Bethel, Tenn, and A. C. iBiagi, from
Eva Clair No. 5, of Okolona, were elect
ed to membership by card. Both being
energetic Pythian workers we are sure
, they will be of great service to our
lodge. Mr.. l.. B. Moore was initiated
into the mysteries of the second Rank.
The hall has undergone general repairs
and with the addition of more seating
capacity which will be had soon, will be
one of the incest Pythian homes in
North Mississippi. At the next meet
ing the third rank is to be given to two
!. candidates in amplified form and some
matters of Importance will come before
the lodge A large attendance is re-
quested.
Mason sells it for less.