The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j.. High spent We'd
nesday in Aberdeen.
Mrs. John Trice and children. of
Tampa. Florida are visiting relatives
here.
DR.. and Mrs. J. M. Hoyle are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Frazier in Win
field.
Mr.. rnd Mrs. j. M. Dixon, of Ches-
t~erville, were visitors to Tupelo We'd
nesday.
The Misses Smith, of Guntown, came
down yesterday, and are the guests of
relatives in the city.
Mr.. bradford Oldham has returned to
Tupelo. after a visit of several
weeks to friends in Kosciusko.
Miss Kate Keyes has accepted a po-
sition with the Nettleton Supply Co.
where she will remain several months.
Big stock best quality Blacksmith
Coal. Give US a cali.
SIMS-DILLARD COAL CO.
M. +. Leake, Esq, and little son,
Medford, spent several days the past
week visiting Mrs. Robinson in Biz
mingham, Ala.
Miss Minrose Kincannon accompanied
by her friend Miss Elizabeth Lester
came from the |. l. Il c. to spend
several days the latter part of last
week.
Messrs. r. J. R. Whitesides and j.
M. Sullens of Nooreville were over on
business Monday. They report farm
ing operations getting on finely in their
section.
Mr.. Hall, of the firm Spight & Hall,
has moved his family from Brookwood,
Ala. to Tupelo. and is domiciled in the
residence recently vacated by Mr.. A.
H. Delay.
Mr.. Sam Bevill of New Albany spen.
several days this week at the bedside
of his aged mother, Mrs. Mary Bevill.
who is quite i'll. We hope for her a
speedy recovery.
The care with which we handle our
stock insureS goods in perfect condi-
ton. We want to sell you good drugs.
POUND, KINCANNON-ELKIN CO.
We received this week an order from
the enterprising firm of the Nettleton
Supply Co. for several thousand circu-
lars advertising their big sale which
begins next Thursday and lasts two
weeks.
DO 1T YOURSELF-Make your own
concrete or artificial stone pavements,
floor. walls, hog troughs, etc. Book
of guaranteed instructions reduced
from 81 to Coo Stamps.
u. HARVEY, Clearfirld, Pa.
Mrs. W. E. Pegues was called the
first of the week to Houlka on account
of the illness of her brother, John
Reed. The many friends of Mr.. Reed
sincerely trust that he may soon be
restored to his wonted health.
Hon. Geo. T. Mitchell was in town
for a short while Tuesday mixing with
his friends. Geo. is making a hustling
campaign for congress and with pres
ent prospects he feels highly encourag-
ed. -Pontotoc Advance.
Mrs. Made Robertson accompanied
her little daughter, Francis, to Mem
phis Tuesday in order to consult a
specialist in regard to little Francis
eyes. We sincerely hope that the
treatment may prove of permanent
benifit.
Mr.. P. D. Lawrason the Piano man is
exhibiting some very nice instruments
this week in Mr.. J. A. Bishops store.
He represents the factory and states
that he saves the jobbers profit thereby
bringing the instruments in reach of
all who desire one -Pontotoc Advance.
Little Herbert Armstrong entertain
ed his friends with an Easter Egg hunt
last Saturday. The little people enjoy
ed the search for the pretty eggs and
each child was amply rewarded. De-
licious refreshments were served in
the dining room which was elaborately
decorated for the occasion.
We acknowledge receipt Of a pleas
ant call of our esteemed venerable
friend Mr.. H. M. Sample of Coonewah
on Tuesday. Although nearly an octo-
genarian Mr.. Sample is still active and
full of the energy that characterized
his youth. He reports Mrs. Sample,
who has been quite i'll, as much improv-
ed.
Mr.. Mode Brown was before the
State Board of Pharmaceutical Exam
liners on the 7th inst at Jackson and
passed with a fine mark the difficult
and intricate examination submitted by
the board. Mr.. Brown is thoroughly
equipped in pharmacy and we wish him
continuation of the success that has
marked his work in the past.
In this issue will be found the an
nouncement of MIR. H. E. Porter who
desires to continue to serve the people
as City Treasurer. Mr.. Porter has a
clean record as Treasurer of the City,
is a most worthy and deserving man
and the VOTERS would mako n no;c+oLa