The Tupelo journal., 1907-02-15

Mrs. F. Knoebel has returned from
Memphis.
Mrs. Robt. Clark and children spent
Tuesday in Verona.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Phillips were the
guests of relatives here Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Trapp, a student of Verona
High School, was here Monday.
Miss Chattie Sue Nesbit, of New AL
bany, is visiting Mrs. W. H Topp.
Mr. ] A Sanders of the fifth district
was in town on business yesterday.
Miss Marion Clifton has returned
from a visit to relatives in Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosby nave returned
and are now at home at Mrs. L.. Cosby,s.
Miss Neville Edmonds visited her sis
ter, Miss Emma, in Corinth this week.
Miss Adele Clark came from Column
bus to spend Sunday with Mrs. Robt.
Clark.
Miss Lena Stevenson has returned
from Memphis where she spent several
days.
Miss Carrye Lawson has returned
home after a pleasant visit to friends IN
Baldwin.
Jim Redus, one of Shannon's most
successful merchants was up on busl-
ness Wednesday.
We are pleased to add the name of
Mr. Marion Parker of Eggville to u
subscription list.
DR.. 7. C, Harris and Harris Stone OF
Rusk. were among the visitors to Tu-
pelo Monday.
Mr.. w. S. P. Rose. one of Planters
ville's most substantial citizens was up
on business Saturday.
Mr.. J.. R. Clayton, an appreciated
friend of the Journal at Guntown, was
down on business Monday.
Mr.. Finley Hall and family are now
domiciled in their beautiful new home
on Jefferson Street.
Messrs Jim Whitesides and Bob Sto-
vail of MooresAille. were among those
in on business Tuesday.
Miss Mary Heard Cunningham has as
her guests Misses Carlisle, of Aberdeen
and Gum, of Okolona.
The friends of Mr.. Tom Greedy are
congratulating him on the arrival Of a
oWCOI OdOy GIN az ITO Jill
Mrs. Clopton and baby, of Texas, who
have been visiting her mother. Mrs. F.
Johnson, have returned home.
Mrs. w. w. Morse of Forest, Miss
issippi, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs.E E. H. Skipper on Walnut street.
Young Mr.. Clifton, of Itawamba
county was in the city Tuesday, the
guest of his sister, Mrs.A. d. Graham
Frank Temple of Shannon, was here
Wednesday, having just returned from
Mobile where he attended Mardi Gras.
Misses Erin and Mary Kate Cosby left
Wednesday morning for Okolona where
they will be guests of friends for sew
eral days.
MI. J. J. Rogers, j.. F. McWhorter,
Jim Jamison and young Mr.. McWhorter
of Plantersville, were in town on busl-
ness Tuesday.
Miss Maud Greedy of Mt. Vernon has
returned from a pleasant trip to her
sister. Mrs. B~ennette, at Carbon Hill,
Alabama.
Mr.. w. 0. Bye, a substantial young
farmer of the fifth district, was In town
Tuesday and had us enroll his name as
a subscriber to the Journal.
Charlie Newman the popular editor of
the Baldwin Home Journal, and his
bright little son. Clifton. were among
the visitors to Tupelo Tuesday.
Mr.. John Huber. of Hewitt's Plumb
ing establishment is spending the week
in New Orleans attending Mardi Gras
and visiting relatives.
MI. 7. A. Gullette, after an extern
sive trip through Texas, came in on
Monday en- route home, Plant ersville-
Mr.. Gullette reports good times wher-
ever he went in the Lone Star state.
George Barnes, has been employed by
the Asa w Allen Co., as salesman and
is now behind thea counter at this popu-
lar establishment. Mr. Barnes is a
splendid young mar and we wish for
him that success he so richly merits.
Be sure and read Skipper and Lawar-
son's-s4ad" this week Second chapter,
Mail Order Buyers, Listen!' They are
going to give you some seasons why
"Ma;l Order Buyers" are TRAITORS to
the community in which they live.
w. M. Cox, Esq, pass ed through Tu-
pelo Tuesday enroute to his home IN
BALDWIN. after a trip on business to the
Indian Territory. Mr.. Cox found the
section of the territory he visited to be
of very fine agricultural lands. He be-
lieves that there is a great future in
store for the new state, Oklahoma.