The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-18

Bates Carson of Verona was among
the visitors to Tupelo Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. w. Battle Of Saltillo was
among those who visited Tupelo yes
terday.
Mr.. Walter Carothers and wife, of
Texas are the guests of Mr.. Carothers
parents.
], M. Archer, m of the substantial
citizens of Coonewar, was III town on
business Tuesday.
Albert Tankersley of Palmetto was
over Tuesday and while here handed IN
his subscription to the Journal.
Uncle Johnnie Bolen of Bog was here
Tuesday and took occasion to square
accounts with the Journal.
Mrs. Annie Foster and Miss fdinnie
Foster, of New Albany visited COL and
Mrs. w. l.. Clayton last week.
w. R. D. Hairston and JAS. Fir ancis,
of Nettleton were among those here on
business Wednesday.
Misses Hattie Lee Hood and Chris
tine Clark entertained with a chafing
dish party Friday evening at the home
of Miss Clark.
The following dropped in and had
their names enrolled on our subscrlp-
ton list: E. Carmen, Shannon; Geo.
E. Herring, Belden; J.T. Smith, Tupe-
10, Route 2.
Messers E F., William, Frank and
John Payne of Bog were down on b sl-
ness Wednesday. These gentleman
placed us under obligations for sub
scriptions while here.
Mr.. w. R. Rea and family have
moved from Verona to Gulfport where
they will in future reside. We regret
to lose them as citizens of the county
but hope their new location may be a
pleasant one.
DR.. G. C. Stone of P~lantersville was
in Tupelo Tuesday and had his name
enrolled as a subscriber to the journal.
DR.. Stone has enjoyed a fine practice
since he moved to the county and en-
joys the confidence of the people among
whom he resides. He left Wednesday
for New Orleans to take a post gradu-
ate course at Tulane University.
w had a pleasant call on Monday
from Horace Rea, who came in to haye
his Journal sent to New Orleans in the
future. He, with his little children
and his sister, left Tuesday for New
Orleans where they will in future re-
side. Mr.. Rea believed it to his best
interest to move to the city and while
we regret to lose the family from the
county our best wishes follow them.
We regret to lose as citizens of Tupe-
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wylie who have
moved to Hattiesburg. Mr.. Wylie sew
cred his connection with the St. Clair
Wylie Drug Co. on the first of the year
to accept a business proposition submit
ted to him at H~attaesburg. We COM
mend Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie to the good
people of Hatt,esburg and trust they
may find a pleasant home ar hong them.
One of the arri vals during the holi-
days that we failed to chronicle was
that of the sweet oaDy girl at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs.. NJ. Witt. Santa Claus
in all the rounds he made failed to leave
at any home a treasure more highly
priced than this one. May each recur-
ring year find the fond parents realizing
all the brightest hopes that are now
centered in the little one and may old
Santa fill her little stocking to over
flowing at each annual visit.
The man who now has good timbered
land is specially fortunate, but the
man who has the timbered land and also
has the good for tune to have a town
site located on it is doubly so. This
has been the good fortune Of our good
friend w. E. Pegues with his Alabama
lands. He has already disposed of a
part of it at very handsome prices and
the outlook for one of the best towns on
the line Of the Illinois Central branch
to the coal fields Of Alabama to be built
on Mr.. Pegues land is bright
Capt. P. H. McEachin, Of Meridian,
ia in the city in the interest of the
washington Lite Insurance Go. OF New
YORK CITY. Capt. McEachin is the
state agent of the company and is do
;nr 4 handsom e business IN the state
The company IS among the most sub
etantiaI and rlliable and q policy with
them will be a very safe and profitable
Investment. Tt has been our pleasure
10 know Capt McEachin for many
:, Years and any representations made by
him will be lived ZIP to BY the company
~seprescnts, -
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