The Tupelo journal., 1908-02-28
CRISP NEWSY PARAGRAPHS
Concerning our Friends and Neiehbors, What they are
Doing, Saying and Thinking, Where they are
Going and When they are Coming.

We are glad to report that Mr. and
Mrs W H Gregory of Mooresville are
much improved within the past few
days. Both have been very i'll and
their condition caused grave apprehen-
sion among their relatives and friends.
"Mr. Editor: Please say to your
readers that we have hundreds of testi-
monials from the most successful far
mers showing that the best yields are
always obtained by the use of our fer
tilizers. -Tennesse Valley Fertilizer Co.
Florence, Ala.
WI Hamilton who has been resid-
ing at ThaXton the past two years has
sold out and is now located near Ecru.
Mr. Hamilton was over among his old
Lee county friends the past week and
received a most cordial and hospitable
reception.
Mr.. c. w. Troy has returned from
Jackson, where he remained several
days. He reports the legislature hard
at work. Mr.. Troy thinks the day OF
adjournment. March 10, will need to be
extended, possibly until the first of
April.
Miss nellie Turner was appointed his
private secretary by President High
tower of the Farmers Union and has
gone to Oxford to assume her duties.
Miss nellie is thoroughly fitted for the
positian and we feel sure she will give
perfect satisfaction.
NOTICE-On the First and Third
Thursdays in each month there will be
a SALE DAY of Cotton at Verona All
cotton buyers are invited t. attend
Done by order of the Board of Direct
ors.-TJ Boyd, President, j. D Mallory
Manager
The many friends of Yves Garner
deeply sympathize with him and his
family in the death of their little bow
Tyson McGhee, who died last week
with pneumonia. The little fellow was
just past five years of age and added
much to the brightness of the home
that is now so sorely bereft
Onr office was honored last Monday
by a short visit from DR.. W. B. Phillips
OF Sherman, who informed US that we
were sending him two copies of the
Journal each week, and that while he
greatly appreciated the paper. and
could not well do without it, he could
do very well with one copy.
At tie Crescent Theatorium on Mon
day and Tuesday will be presented
"Parsifal," one of the most thrilling
and realistic stories yer written, sur
passing in grandeur and sublimitv the
wonderful revelations as portrayed IN
the Passion play. The admission for
these two evenings will be Is cents for
adults and 5 cents for children under
II. The entertainment is under the
direction of the ladies of the w. G.. T.
u, who will apply the proceeds to the
fund to purchase a drinking fountain
Tor court square.
The Crescent Theatorium in Tupelo
continues as a popular amusement
place for both old and young and rich
and poor. The mnltitudes throng
there every evening and always 20
away expressing themselves, in the
parlance of President Roosevelt. as
having been 'DE-L1GHTED" with the
evenings performance. The manage
ment engage only first-class exhibits
and the entertainments are of such
variety that they never fail to please.
The beautiful Illustrated song always
strikes a responsive cord in the human
heart. What could be nicer fer an
evenings recreation and amusement?
And just think the price is only SC.