The Tupelo journal., 1908-05-22

IeIdtlV0S III OXlOFu.
Capt. C. B. Hood has returned from
a visit to Memphis.
Mrs. w. C. Raymond is visiting rel
atives in Starkville.
DR.. and Mrs. Bryan of Amory spent
Wednesday in Tupelo.
Miss Annie Heard of Meridian is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Heard Ledyard,
Mr.. A. w. Feemster visited rela-
tives in West Point this week
Nice line of Bracelets at Neely's, the
Jeweler,
H. M. Sample, Jr., of Belden was
among those in Tupelo on business We'd
nesday.
Miss Emma Edwards came over from
Corinth to spend Saturday and Sunday
at home.
Mrs. Jim Harris of Nettleton was
the guest of Mrs. Pruitt Monaghan
last week.
Mrs. j. t. Carson and Miss Carson of
Verona were among the viaitors to Tu-
pelo Tuesday,
Messrs. P. B. and Archie Smith and
w. H. Roberts of Nettleton were here
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Coffee and Miss Ada Coffee, of
Florence, Ala, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R, F. Coffee.
The quickest and best f~elf-fIling
fountain pins. Call and see them at
Neely's, the Jeweler.
Mrs. Carrie Mai Wright and little son,
Baskln have returned from a visit to
relatives in Birmingham
Mrs. C. W. Troy has returned from
friends in Mobile and Biloxi.
Bob Westmoreland of Richmond was
over on Tuesday. He reports crops in
fair condition in his section.
Mrs. Milan, Miss Efiie Milan and
Walker Milan are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson of New Al
bany were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. &. Kincannon Tuesday.
Mrs. l. E. Roberts and children of
nave OSCIl IIIS RuSSIS VI NIL
and Mrs. R. l.. Pound this week
DIR. and Mrs. J. M. Hoyle have re-
turned from a visit of several weeks
to their daughter in Winfield, Ala.
Miss Jessie Wagner of Water Valley
and Miss Evelyn Allen of Bonneville
are guests of Mrs. D. w. Robins.
Prof. Archie Stokes, one of the u
ties most successful teachers was here
on business with the superintendent
Office Tuesday.
NOTICE. will receive all applica-
MS of candidates offering for city
offices either verbally or by mail, up to
the close of the 9th day of May.
j. j. FUNK, Ticket Com.
Mr.. Henry Gullett of Texas arrived
In Tupelo Saturday en- route to Plan
tersYllie to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Gullett.
NOTICE.-You will save money by
trading at
NEELY'S, THE JEWELER.
George Lumpkin attended the meet
ing of the Retail Dealers Hardware AS
s%oclation at Greenwood last week and
reports a delightful time. 49,,
We are in receipt of an invitation
from the faculty and students of the
A. q M. College to be present at the
commencement exercises of the college
beginning May Both.
Mr.. Hill Heard of Belden, was here
Wednesday and remembered the Jour
nal IN a most substantial way. Mr..
Heard is one of our oldest and most
valued subscribers.
Remember, if you have moved from
one ward into another since registering
last, 1T will be necessary for YOU to
register anew in order to vote in the
approaching municipal election.
Mrs. Mason Mcconnell and childre.
have been the guests of Mrs. McCon-
ell father, Mr. Joe McElroy' the
paat week. They left for their home in
Yorktown, S. c., Tuesday.
Messrs. A. H. Watt and Will Mears
OF Guntown were among our callers the
past week. These gentlemen left with
us reminders that the Journal was ap-
preclated at their homes.
Rev. and Mr.. Preston, Mr.. Langston
and Mr.. C, P. Long have returned from
tne Baptist convention at Hot Springs.
Mrs. Langston will visit Alvarado.
Texas, before returning home.
Mr.. W. V. Lindsey of Mooresville
was in town Monday and brought us a
cockleburr with full grown burrs on it.
These burrs usually mature in the fall
OF the year, but was found in this Sec
ton last spring and this.
Mr.: j. M. Dixon of ChesteryilIe en-
Joeyed a two days fish at Park Lake
this week. Mr.. Dixon is n of the
most expert anglers and usually comes
away with regret because of having
caught the limit in too short a while.
We had the pleasure of meeting Rev.
Wll Vaughn who was in Tupelo a short
time Monday. Mr.. Vaughn was reared
at Shannon where his mother and broth
ers still reside. He is now a member
OF the Methodist conference of Cal
ifornla and occupies a prominent place
in his church.
In thlslssue we publish the announce
ment OF the Sherman State Normal
with the officers and directors. The
selection OF Sherman was made with |
the view OF placing the normal as near
to all the teachers as possible. and wa
feel sure that the teachers who attend
will spend the time both pleasantly and
%profitably.
Mr.. Lorn Steinberger will leave the
latter part of the week for Colorado