The Tupelo journal., 1907-11-15


Miss Stephenson of Belden Is the
guest of Mrs. w. V. Mitts.
Look for Pound, Kincannon & Elkin's
big holiday ad. next week.
Will Cochran, Esq, of Baldwin was
here on legal business yesterday
Mr. Elmo Ballard of Tupelo spent |
Sunday in the city.-Boonville Banner. |
Reserved seats on sale for Fra Da-
valo Tuesday night at st. Clair Drug |
Co.
Engage your Thanksgiving turkey of
Mrs Charles Turner, phone 173, 2-ring
34-2t
| Miss Fannie Fulton of Corinth is the
guest of her friend, Miss Daisy Hender-
son.
Miss Lora Rampley of Baldwin was
the guest of her sister, Miss Mayme,
last Friday.
E. S Wilson one of the Journals es-
teemed subscribers of Saltillo was here
on business.
Take glance at our fruit stand.
MILAN & co
Mr.. Flovd Baskin of Tupelo is here
helping his brother build. -Kirkville
Items in Fulton News.
Mrs. Martha Bedford and little daugh-
| ter, Ionic, of Tupelo are spending a
few days with her brother, Mr.. Chas.
| Collum.
Miss Carrye Lawson has returned
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atives and friends in Texas and the In
dian Territory.
Christmas will soon be here-our pa
per and mouldings are already here
See US before decorating your home
Moore & Crane.
Haw's Cut Glass the worlds best at
HOUGH'S.
Misses Anna Walker and Lizzie Price,
two of Booneville's most popular young
ladies', were the guests of Miss Mayme
Rampley last Friday.
Mess. Robert Gambrell, w. r. Will
son, Houston STEPHENS and J. w. Fon-
don were here Wednesday as witnesses
in case before tn Chancery court
Mr.. and Mrs. O B. Haynes and Mrs
Josie Lyons of Corinth accompanied the
remains of Mrs. Jennie Fulton which
We're inferred here Saturday of last
week. i
Our pure, delicious cold beverages
and dainty service make people demand
our cold soda all wilter. Our fountain
is always running Pound, Kincannon
& Elkin.
Mr. J. H, Ledyarl and famsly return
ed from Shubuta Monday evening,
where Mrs. Ledyard and the children
have been the guests of Mr.. Ledyard's
parents.
New Dill Pickles at Miam's'
Preaching at the Christian church
next Lords Day at II a m and m.
Also at Chapel, South Tupelo, at p m,
by Elder M H Armpr. All are cordial
ly invited
"Mr. Manshipis styled the Sol Smith
Russell of the Sou;h, and his wonder
full impersonations fully justify the
title" Nashville Banner. Tnpelo OPP
era House Nov %
Ed Birmingham, one of Lee county's
prize pumpkins, WAS in town Wednes-
day. Ed. dropped IN and left with us
substantial evidence that the Journal
is appreciated at his home.
Fresh Oysters d. Iy at Milan & Co.'S.
The session OF ne public schools
4 for 19078, was be- un Monday in the
schools of the county for the whites;
the negro schools have been ordered
opened Monday next by the county
superintendent.
Mr. and Mrs Singleton Hall, the
Misses Hall, Will Stevens, L N Brown,
Mrs Hall, John Hall, Houston Stew
ems, w Fondren of Guntown were
here Wednesday giving evidence Of the
late Humphrey Hall
Mrs Josephine Armstrong announces
the engagement of her daughter,
ceremony will take place at the First
Methodist church, Wednesday, Novem-
Der goth, at O'Clock.
We have remedy for skin chapping
that never fails 1t is delightful to use
and it keeps the skin soft, smooth and
healthy. Call for Hobson's Almond
Cream. Pound, Kincannon & Elkin.
Meerschaum and French Brier Pipes
at cost at HOUGH S.
"My friend, the Hon. Lnther Man
ship, has remarkable histrionic talent,
and as an impersonator, doubt if he
can be excelled on the American plat
form Rev. Charles B. Galloway,
Tupelo Opera House Nov. %
Mrs Gilie Bell returned to her home
in Verona yesterday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. L. j. Lyon, who will
''take in" the show at Tupelo tomor-
row and visit relatives at Sherman be-
fore returning home -Pontotoc Sem
tinel.
Editor Tom Betterworth and Misses
Christine and Rutland John, his daugh-
tiers aud son came down Friday to take
in the great show. We feel assured
that they enjoyed the day greatly as
they were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
John R.Moore, whose hospitality is pro-
verbal.
Chatting and Baking Dishes at
HOUGH'S.
i Mr. J H Eaves had as his guests the
past week his brother and Mr. Taylor of
GreenviIle, KY. These gentlemen ar
rived in Tupelo Wednesday and re-
manned until Monday with Mr. Eaves
and family at the Hotel Monaghan
They are partners in the practice of
law in Kentucky.and stand high in their
| profossion Roth gentlemen were fa- |