The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-11-15
NUMBER "a
Belden

belden
Mr.. w. C. Burt went to Tupelo Mon
day.
Mr.. G. S. Jones was in Tupelo Tues
day. ri
Mr. Sam Moore. of Tupelo was here
Sunday.
Mr.. Solomon Clayton of Tupelo was
here last Sunday.
Miss Rosa Boggs visited in Blue Spr-
ings last Friday. =
Mrs. Gary of Tupelo is the guest of
of Mrs. Hill Heard. ;.
DR. Clay Lauderdale Visited his broth
er in Tupelo Sunday.
Rev G. w. Potter of Nettleton was a
visitor here last week.
Mr. Greely Addingston of Smithville
is visiting Messrs Ritter.
Mr.. j. H. Maxey Jr. has returned
from short stay in Biloxi.
Miss Ella Nunnallee of Chesterville is
visiting Miss Minnie Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Shelton of Ches-
terville were visitors here Tuesday.
Miss Florence Gault of Sherman came
Monday to teach h a music class here.
Mr.. Luther Speck of Tupelo, visited
his brother, Mr.. Junius Speck Sunday
Mrs Kohler and children have recen-
tly returned from visit to relatives in
Mo.
Miss Annie Lou Morrinson visited
her sister Mrs Hoyle in Tupelo Sun
day.
We are glad to welcome, Bro. George
Darling and his wife as citizens of Bel
den.
Mr. Luther Madden and mother have
returned to their home in South Cero-
lima
Miss Florence Gaut of Sherman was
the guest of Miss Dollie Thompson
Tuesday
Miss Corrine Ward of Lafayette
Springs was the guest of Misses Boone
last week.
Miss nellie Boone, who is staying with
Mrs. Savage as Tunica visited home
folks Sunday.
Miss Erin Cosby and Mr.. Feilden
Mitts OF Tupelo were the guests of Mrs
Heard last week.
The assistant teacher, Miss Pearl
Francis of Amory begun her school
work here Monday.
Mrs. Georgia Witt of Sherman. was
the guest of her sister Mrs. S. H.
Thomason last week
Mrs. Maude Scurry with little baby
girl of Tupelo is visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. T. Stephenson.
We are sorry to report the Illness of
Uncle White Shelton. His grandson
Walter Shelton visited him Sunday.
Miss Bennie Dunn and Mr.. John Nc
Dowell of Ecru ware the guest of Mr..
S. H. Thomason's family last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Holye and little
Louise, of Tupelo visited Mrs. Hoyle's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Morrison Sun
day.
Mr.. Hugh Stephenson and his moth
| er, Mrs. L. Stephenson visited MIR.
john Rays family at Wallerville last
week.
Misses Ines Billingsley, Grace Thom-
ason, Made Stephenson, and Bessie
Ritter visited friends in Sherman, Sat
urday
Quitman Jones and little Margeret
| and Lorene johnson visited their faith
er and grandfather Mr. C. S. Jones
| last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Burt have had
| for their guests, Mrs. Burt's parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Shumpert, and her
| brother Wylie Shumpert of Richmond,
and Mrs. Adelia Shumpert of Ever
green.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Boone had as
their guests last Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Boone's mother, Mrs. NJ. K. Tuck
er of Sherman, her sister Mrs. S. M.
Shanahan of Cold Water and her broth
er, Mr.. w. c. Potter of Memphis.
C. A. Myatt sells Auroromo Flour
the Highest Patent, made of pure soft
winter wheat. Try barrel. We sell
Red Band Snuff, the best. We will ap-
| preciate your patronage.
Greats Mississippi! Also more
power to her! Likewise may her
shadow never grow less. One
of her most recent triumphs was
to swipe every chicken prize in
the Louisiana State Fair. We
congratulate the old state and
we are not surprised. We know
that Mississippi chickens are
worth about four times more than
those ofany other commonwealth
Why, in Vicksburg they cost 40
cents apiece, and it takes sixteen
| of them to make a pie.
-VickSburg American.