The Tupelo journal., 1907-05-10

Miss Payne Of Grenada, is the guest
of Miss Ruby Jourdan.
Miss Florence Wylie visited friends
in Okolona Sunday.
Mr.. E. C. Kinds made a business trip
to Memphis this week.
I Miss Annie Smith spent Sunday with
relatives in Bonneville.
Miss Stella Ballard visited the Misses
Huffman the past week.
Miss Ruby Jourdan spent the past
week with friends in Amory.
Mrs Lyon of Amory is the guest of
Ger neice, Mrs A E Berkeley.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan Of zeal Saltillo
| visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson MCGEE spent
Sunday with friends in Baldwin.
Anderson Gregory and Eugene Curtis
of Gilvo were over Monday or business.
Misses Leola Strain and Christine
Clark visited friends in Memphis this
week.
John Boggan came from New York
Wednesday to spend his vacation at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Snyder arrived
here from Seattle, Washington on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Bob Webb. n of the second
districts good citizens, was here last
Saturday.
Mr. A M Durham of Durhamville,
Tenn, is visiting his daughter, Mrs F
L Spight.
Messrs. C. w. Troy and Shelby Topp
are in Gulfport attending the Bankers
| Association.
Miss Pearl Guthrie has returned to
Birmingham after a visit to her fathers
family here.
Miss Ozelle Bryson, of Guntown, has
returned to her nome after a visit to
Miss Ethel Topp.
Messrs. M. H. Bass and Ed. Birming
ham of Plantersville were in town on
business Nonday.
iiu Sisk, r.. Of near Shannon, was
u , Oh business with the board of Su.
pervlsols Monday.
C. @. Rogers of the first district was
down Oh business with the Board or
Super yisors Monday.
Kisses Florence McCanless and
Bla lche Randle spent Sunday with
friends in Verona.
Nc. W. P. Hunter one Of the clever
citizens of the frs district was here
on business Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Motlow and sweet little
baby girl Francis, are visiting relatives
at Greenwood Springs.
Miss Mary Buchanan of Nettleton,
came up Friday on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. John M. Clark.
Mrs Gardner has moved into a cot
tage on Green street and will 0 be-
gin to remodel her home.
Mrs. Bolding and son, Allen, of Win
field, Ala, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Bean last Sunday.
Miss Lollie Riley has returned from
Chrystal Springs where she has been
teaching for the past session.
Miss Stanley has returned to her
home after spending the winter with
her sister, Mrs. H. B. Parker.
Geo. Kitchen of Okolona came up
Sunday morning and attended the sing
ing convention at Oak Grove.
John and Lucian Francis and j. S.
Parks of the second district were among
those in town on business Monday.
Miss Mary Hyde, of Murfreesboro,
Tenn is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
A. O. Price at the Presbyterian manse.
Mr.. A. M. Street has returned to his
home in Bonneville after a stay of sew
eral weeks with his daughter, Mrs. E
c.. Kinds.
Mrs L G Y Baker gave a very delight
fully reception on Friday last in honor
of her sister Miss McKie of Holly
| Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs John Martin of near Sal
tillo, are at Mrs. Carruth's, where Mrs.
Martin is under the treatment of
physicians.
Mrs. Will Hoyle, Mrs. E. D. Hood
| and Mrs. Ferd. knoebel ATTENDED the
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Jackson this week.
Miss Sallie Lee, and little Jimmie
| Caldwell of Belden have been the guest
of Mr.. ]. N. Francis ano family the
past week.
Messers. Reuben Doty, Howard
Christian, Adolphus Roberts and Allie
Christian, of Auburn, came yer Mon
day on business.
The local camp of Confederate yeter-
ans have made arrangements to attend
the reunion in Richmond and will go
over the Seaboard Air Line.
Hon. Leroy T. Taylor, of Lee county,
is meeting with brilliant success in his
campaign for Trustee Of the peniten-
tiary-Aberdeen Examiner.
Little Miss Gertrude Francis, the
pretty little daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
G. L. Francis, of Nettleton, is the guest
Of Mr.. j. N. Francis and family.
Miss Bula Majors, of Fulton, was a
guest of DIR. I. A. Boggan's family or
Monday, en- route home from Gulfport
where she had been to attend the State
Teachers Association.
Miss Goar was called to her home in
Mckenzie, Tenn, the first of the week
On account of the illness of her mother.
We hope that Mrs Goar's condition is
improved by this writing.
Rev. R. A. K~imbrough is engaged in
a very successful meeting at Coffee
vile this week. Reports from his work
is very gratifying to his congregation
| and many friends in Tupelo