The Tupelo journal., 1907-06-21

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Miss Estelle Bolen of P%ontotoc visited
the Misses Huffman Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. Richard Austin, of
Mooresville were here Tuesday.
Mr.. S. J. High made a business trip
to st. Louis the last of the week.
w. H. Simmons of Guntown was the
guest of Lee Long and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Hurlbert visited
relatives in Okolona the first of the week
Mrs. w. Phillips and children of
Florida are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Berkeley.
| Rev. Geo. Z. Darling and wife of Sal
tillo, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L.Long In West End the past week.
Mrs. Hattie Clark left Tuesday for
Hugo Ind. Ter, where she will make
her future home. Her friends here re-
greet to have her go so far away.
Chas. Sims and wife have returned
from a weeks visit to White Springs
and report a very enjoyable time, the
game law being broken upover in tia
wanda county and everybody being al
lowed to fish and hunt.
Miss Marion Clifton has as her guest
her friend and school mate, Miss Clyde
Doolittle, of Huntington, West Va,
who will remain several weeks. She is
a young lady of many personal charms
and will be a welcome adjunct to the
social life of Tupelo.
The candidates are requested to send
the money for getting their names on
the tickets to j M. Thomas, secretary
OF the executive committee, Tupelo.
The Journal will not print the tickets
and no money should be sem to it by
the candidates for the purpose of get
ting their anne on the tickets.
Little Miss Hoyt Raymond sustained
a painful accident the first of the week.
While skating she fell and fractured
her wrist. DR.. Elkin wrs Immediately
called in AMI set the broken bones. The
next day she was taken to Starkville
and an Xray examination proved the
bones to be correctly set. She is do
ing nicely now and we hope will soon
be entirely over the hurt.
We are authorized to IN this
issue the name of Mr.. R. L. Cobb. of
the Palmetto precinct as acandidate for
justice of the peace for the fourth dis
trict. Mr.. Cobb is a successful young
farmer. a good citizen. an upright man
and worthy the confidence Of the people.
Should his friends and neighbors see
proper to elect him justice of the peace
he will faithfully execute the laws.
Mr.. t. N. Lyle Of the east end of the
fourth district authorizes us. to say to
the people of the fourth district that he
is a candidate for bailiff of that district.
Mr.. Lyle.made the race four years ago
and received a iattering vote from the
people of the district. He is worthy
and capable and should he be the choice
of the district for the office to which he
aspires he would be faithfult to his trust.
On Friday afternoon, June seventh, J
the stAs You Like It" Club was de- ,
lightfully entertained by the Misses
Topp. They were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. R. NJ. Afford of Fulton, XIV.
and Mrs. S. ]. Richie of Rienzi, Miss.
The parlors were t%astefully decorated
with sweet peas and nasturtims. Pro-
gressive dominoes was the game Of the
afternoon, in which Miss Ida Porter
won the guest prize, a beautiful water
color in an oval frame, and Mrs. Tison
MCGEE the club prize, a par of silk
hose. The consolation, a dainty lace
handkerchief, was cut by Mrs. G. T.
Francis. At the close of the games, a
very pretty piano selection was rem
dered by Miss Lucille Francis. Tempt
ing refreshments in two courses were