The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06


M n0ay On business
Mir. and Mrs VIII Herrins of B, de
vaefed Tupelo yesterday.
Dr.. Pyle Of S4ltilo was amoag those
down on business Tuesday.
Mr. and re-. r H. Kenny o. Belde
Were gistTs to Tupsso yesterday.
Mess. Frank and Dor,es Payne oi Al
lensburg, were here on business Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs B. S. Tate of near err.
ona We're among the visitors to Tupelc
Monday.
Mr.. w Felkin of the fifth district
was among those here on business
Tuesday.
+, nj. Roper, one of the newly elected
justices of the second district was down
Tuesday.
Mess. c. N. and w. N. Rodgers OF
the fifth district were in town Wednes-
day on business.
Harrington Ivy was here Tuesday on
business and dropped in to settle &C.
counts with the Journal.
Mrs. Brooks Marmon and Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Robins attended the w. C, T, u.
meeting at Hattiesburg.
By request we amour hat the w.
C: T. U. will not meet !. p n until the
second Thursday in Jant,..ry.
Important changes in Frisco passen.
senger schedule this week. See time
table in another column of this paper.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will
nave a Doll BAZAAR lin the windows of
Splght & Hall on Saturday, the 14th
inst.
We had the pleasure of a call from
Mr.. c. r. Williams Of the fifth district
who left with US a years subscription
to the paper.
Mr.. W. A. Jamison of Plantersyille
was pleasant caller at our office Mon
day and left with us an appreciated or
der for job work.
Mr.. M. M. Temple of the fifth dis
trlct, was here on business Monday.
Mr. Temple is one of the Journals an
preciated subscribers.
Mr.. Ben Sigman of Holly Springs is
now with Vandver and Co. He and his
estlmable family have moved here and
we extend them cordial welcome.
An occasional cup of our delicious
Hot Soda will keep you cheerful and
Tree from fatigue during the Holiday
shopping. Pound, Kincannon & Elkin.
We are requested to announce that
the ladies of the Presbyterian Aid So
Getty will haye their Saturday Evening
Market at the Tupelo Mercantile Build
ing Saturday afternoon.
The First National Bank has
never refused to cash a Check
drawn on it.
Will Armstrong of Richmond was
here Wednesday. He is now ENJOYING
the hog-jowl and turnip period and SAYS
that he is well supplied with hog and
hominy for another year.
If you desire to give something subj
stantial and useful be sure and see our
line of fine leather goods. No ends OF
& Elkin.
We have as citizens of Tupelo Mr..
and Mrs. l.. B. Candy, who have re-
Gently moved here from Plantersville. |
They are now at home in their new
residence on Magazine st. We extend |
them most cordial welcome.
MIR. Elias Morgan and son Alex. of |
near Richmond, came over on business
Monday. Although advanced in wears
MI. Morgan continues to take an active
part In his business affairs and came
over to settle taxes due for the wear.
Gifts of Jewelry or Silverware are
lasting gifts. Select such goods from
our stock. We have a magnificent
showing of the latest styles. Pound.
kincannon & Elkin.
Mr.. A. Orr, of Verona, has sold his
place at Verona and purchased large
tract of land near Houston, where he
has moved with his family. We regret
to give them no as citizens of Lee
county, and heartily recommend them
to the good citizens of Houston.
John Huber, who has been in the en-
oloy OF Hewitt, the plumber, tor the
past year, left for his home in New Or
cans, La, Monday night. John made
many, FRIENDS during his stay in
fupelo who regret to see him leave,
out wish him unbouned success in the
nome of his boyhood days.
Our store might be called the "Per-
June Store" this season. we are So
heavily stocked with exquisite odors
lines represent the worlds best. Have ,
ancy Holiday Packages in great va +
iety. Pound. Kincannon & Elkin. i
Or and Mrs T. A. Boggan, and DR..
nd Mrs I F Elkin, accepted an inyi-
alton to dine with DR. and Mrs Carrutb
sunday. The hospitality of DR. Car
nth and his good wife is proverbial and
ne occasion was most delightful one to
heir guests who greatly enjoyed the
ay and the fine dinner served by Mrs n
'arruth. t
Mr.. H. F. Clarke and family left for h
Tor. is City, Ill, Thursday night where t.
ney will in future reside. Mr.. Clarke p
olds a responsible position with the p
tudebaker Wagon CO., of South Bend. 81
nd. and viii look after their ipterest n
! that section. They have many warm a
lends in this section who regret to n
se them but wish them unbounded V
lccess in the home of their adoption. 3
Of course she" will be delighted r,
it'll stationery. See our up-to-date
ne before you purchase. We have the cl
st procurable in fine correspondence b,
lpers. Fancy box goods in great va L
ETY.. Pound, Kincannon & Elkin. q,
The Crescent Theatorim at the st. ~