The Tupelo journal., 1908-11-13
CRISP NEWSY PARAGRAPHS
Concerning our Friends and Neighbors, What they are
Doing, Saying and Thinking, Where they are
Going and When they are Coming.
Nice little Genuine Diamond rings
Neely's for 81 SO.

1NSSly , loI pi ~.
No service is too reliable or too good
for the sick. Phone 80 your orders. It's
Cliftons Drug Store.
Mr.. Joe C%arnahtan of Auburn was
among those here or business yesterday.
Mr.. L. j. Colston of EggviIle was
over Yesterday and left with us a SUBJ
stantial remembrance on his subscrip-
ton.
Newt Monts of Eggville was in town
yesterday. Mr.. Monts will move to the
vicinity of Nettleton as soon as his crop
is harvested.
Lee Edwards, Of %Plantersville, was
in town Thursday, and left a years
subscription to the Journal.
Messrs. M. C. Yancy and Jim Shep-
pard, of the fifth district, were among
those at the court house on business
yesterday. The latter left with us a
years subscription to the Journal.
We are giving free 81. SO worth of
ware at our store next week. See ad-
vertisement in this paper for particulars.
TRICE-RAYMoND HARDWARE Co.
Have you a telephone at your house?
That and our prompt, free delivery
service will be found a great helm to
you when drug store goods are needed.
Ring us up at any time. P. K. E. Co.
We acknowledge receipt of a nice lot
of turnips from our esteemed friend,
Bob Ray. In fact, they are the finest
specimens we have seen of this years
turnip crop.
Revs. Coggins and Preston, and dea-
cons Armstrong and Coggins. organ
lied a Baptist church three miles South
west Of Tupelo, last Sunday afternoon.
The new church called Mr.. Coggins to
serve as pastor for this as~sociational
year. Mr.. Land was chosen clerk.
Mrs. H. T. Rogers of Austin, Texas,
has been in the city the past week the
guest of relatives. The many friends
of Mrs. Rogers are delighted to have
her back in Mississippi if only for a
visit.
The arrival of a baby girl in the fam
lily of Mr.. Roy Porter is the source of
mnch qualification to the family who
are receiving the best wishes of their
many friends for the future happiness
of the little girl.
Round trip to Memphis, Tenn, ac-
count Manufacturing Association on
sale November 18th, 18th. 18th, 18th,
good until November 26th., fare S4 As
via Frisco.
l.. w. Mclean, Ticket Agent.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Daugherty are glad to see them
in Lee county again after an absence
of five years. Thy are living at Mou-
trie, Ca, and although they have a
pleasant home in the Peanut state, a
warm place remains within their hearts
for the friends they left behind them in
Mississippi.
STRAYED--From my home in IT,
pelo about two weeks ago, one mouse
colored. white nose, one eyed mare mule.
tail recently sheared. Reward for her
return to
BOSTON BETS.
Mrs. J. +. and 0. r. Rogers went
TO Muldon SATURDAY. to be nrasent at the
1,,ro ~ 4l1,n ~-, J.1.--
whose sad death occurred at his home in
West Point Friday afternoon. Julian
Jameson was a Young man of most adj
mirahf" character and his untimelv
death will prove sad news TO those who
knew him and admired his many fine
qualities of mind and heart.
1t is with roget that we note the de-
parture Of Miss Lilly Johnson from Tu-
pelo who left the first of the week for
Oxford Ga. Miss Johnson did excellent
work in her kindergarten school and her
patrons We're loath to give her up and
as she returned to Georgia to accept p
more lucrative position in her line of
work.
The Young Womens Guild of the
Presbyterian church will have a bazar
on Nov. 9th, at Lawrason's music
store. All are most cordially invited to
come and inspect the many attractive
articles on display. Oyster cocktail
and hot chocolate will be served in the
afternoon. and at night a splendid mus
ical program will be rendered. Come
and enjoy the music, whether you buy
or not,
The many friends of Miss Bessie
Morrison will regret to hear of her sad
death news ofwhich reached here Tues
day. Miss Morrison has been living in
Memphis for the past year with her sis
ter. She was doing we'll until a few
days since when she was stricken with
| typhoid fever from which she never re-
covered. She was carried to St. Joseph
hospital where she had the tender care
of her nurse and physicians. She quiet
ly passed away Monday night. Her
remains were brought home Tuesday
night for interment, which took place
at the Maxcy grave yard at Chestervlle.
Wednesday, where a large crowd gath
cred to pay their last tribute of respect
She will be greatly missied by all
who know her. for she was ever gentle
and kind to those whom she come in
contact. She leaves a father, four sis
tiers and one brother to mourn her un-
timely loss. To the bereaved we ex-
tend u heartfelt sympathy.