The Tupelo journal., 1907-12-13

DClA NICsOlf VI V1OOICotliiC was OyCA
on business Wednesday.
Will Sloan of Baldwin spent a day or
two in town this week.
Saddles, Brides, etc., at Godsey's
upstairs next door to j. j. Rogers.
George Bruton and l.. T. Holly, of
Guntown, were down on business We'd
nesday.
Joe Tanner, one of the second districts
good citizens was down on business
Wednesday.
Maj. Swafford of Palmetto was the
guest of his daughter Mrs. j. L. Fos-
ter this week.
Mr.. l. Barnett of Chesterville was
here yesterday and squared accounts
with the Journal.
Miss Kate Keyes has returned from
Shannon, where she spent several days
with friends.
Mrs. G. H. Llmpkin and children
have returned from a visit to Mrs. Ken
needy in West Point.
w. j. Shirley, E. c.. Norton, and
Fletcher Smith of Guntown were down
on business yesterday.
/. w. w. Gray of the fifth district was
here Saturday and left with us a a years
subscription to the Journal.
Forrest Metcalf, of Palmetto, was
over Tuesday marketing some hogs
which are bringing fine prices.
The Misses Topp had 90 their guests
the past week Mss Yua of Grenada,
and Miss Savage of FL IN, KY.
Mr.. W. c. Tanner Q. Saltillo was
here yesterday and dropped in and
handed US his subscription for the year.
FOUR or five young men can get
board in private family gbest location
in Tupelo. Address-BOX 511, Tupelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Gasaway and
Miss Susie Westmoreland of Richmond
were among the visitors to Tupelo We'd
nesday,
Meet me at the big Vaudeville Show
Friday night, Dec. 20, for the benefit
OF the Tupelo Concert Band. We will
all be thee.
For that man we have brushes, trav-
cling requisites, shaving supplies, and
cigars. Nothing better. Pound, Kin
cannon & Elkin.
Plenty of help at our store these days
That means both comfortable and eco
nomical Christmas shopping. Pound,
Kincannon & Elkin.
One thing is absolutely certain and
that is that you can't buy Holiday
Goods anywhere at lower prices than
here-Pound. Kincannon & Elkin.
Don't forget the big Vaudeville Show
at the Opera House Friday night, Dec.
20. Come and help the Band out and
make this the success of the season.
Don't worry about your Holiday Gifts
We worried for you months ago and
your worry will depart when you see
our line-Pound, Kincannon & Elkin.
On Dec. 5, Lee Barnett of Bisssell
killed 5 hogs, the average weight of 3
being $50 lbs. each, and the other two
800 each. The age of hogs was Is
months
Harness and Saddles repaired upstairs
next door to j. J. Rogers-GODSEY.
The ''Young Woman's Guild" of the
Presbyterian church will have a bazaar
in the parlors of the Monaghan hotel
on Wednesday and Thursday Dec. IS,
and 10.
&. w. Pettey, Donald Pettey and
Digger Renshaw of the fifth district
were in town getting even with the
county on tax accounts for the year
1907, Tuesday.
Preaching at Christian church Sun
day at II a. m and Z p. m. Also at the
Chapel South Tupelo, at 8 p. m. All
cordially invited to attend the services.
M. H. Armour,
Mr.. M. y. Mattox of Mattox Springs,
ltaWamba county, came over Tuesday
on business and dropped in to settle
ms account with us. He reports crops
about gathered in his section.
Miss Kate Troy has returned home
after a delightful stayo several months
at Palmyra. Mo-, and other points in
the West. AS the guest of Mrs. Mar
quelle she reports a delightful time.
I'D. Bryan, president of the Nettle-
ton Supply Co., was here on business
Monday and left with us an order for
circulars in which the firm is advertis-
ing special bargains in merchandise to
the trade.
A big stock Leather Goods at God
sey's up stairs next door to Rogers.
Mr.. J. G. Gurley brought to our Office
recently n of the finest specimens Of
coilardS that we have ever seer, It
was grown by Mr.. Gurley in hisgarden
and weighed 8lbs., meaturing II feet
around the top.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Harkey attended
the Methodist conference at Columbus
and report a delightful time. MI. Har-
key is on one of the most important
committees of the conference and ney-
er fails to be present.
Rev Felts, who has been assigned to
the p~astorate of the Methodist church
here for another year will preach Sun
day morning Mr. Felts has occupied
several prominent pulpits in the confer
ence and come highly recommended.
Our esteemed friend Scott Burleson
was in town yesterday, and brought
along with him a bushel of the fashion
yam potatoes and left at our home.
certainly appreciate such substan-
tial evidence of Scott's friendship.
Mr.. j. T Foster and wife of Guntown
have become citizens of Tupelo and we
extend them a cordial welcome. Mr..
Foster exchanged livery stables with
Mr. Dickerson-the latter going to Gun
town the former taking charge of the
Dickerson stable here:
DR.. ]. S Long Of Joplin, Mo-, arrived
in the city Tuesdey and was the guest
of Mr.. S. T. Harkey. DIR Long was
here on business and remained only a
few days. He enjoys a large and lu-
practice at his home and his
leave of absence is necessarily short.
His friends enioved1the Measure of