The Tupelo journal., 1908-10-30
CRISP NEWSY PARAGRAPHS
Concerning our Friends and Neighbors What they are
Doing, Saying and Thinking Where they are
Going and When they are Coming.
Neelys cut glass is beautiful.

MISS Beatrice RoueS OF PlanterSVllle,
was visitor to Tupelo Wednesday.
Newt Brown of near Saltillo visited
his children here Monday.
Miss Burney of Nettleton is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Pruit Monaghan.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Nunnelee of Ches-
terville, were in Tupelo Wednesday,
Walter Martin of Abney Itawamba
county, was in town Monday on business.
Mrs. Sam McCord and children of
Palmetto were visitors to town Monday
When sick or in need of Medicine
Phone 81 It's Cliftons Drug Store
Messrs. Ben and Forests Metcalf of
Palmetto were here on business Mon
day.
Mrs J. j. Filgo of Verona, and Miss
Lilly Baskin of Belden, were pleasant
visitors to Tupelo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hansell of Net
tjeton came up Monday evening to at
tend the Clansman.
Phone 50 or h.4.d sour subscription
for any periodical yo4 nay to Clifton's.
Mr.. Hugh Patton of Sa'tl.o spent
Sunday with his home people of this
place.
The OLE Seth Thomas clock at Neely,s
speak for themselves.
Miss Louise Frazer has returned from
visit of several weeks to relatives in
Memphis and Clarksdala.
Mrs. R. w. Carmen and Mrs. T. J.
of Verona were among the visitors to
Tupelo Tuesday.
AS usual the Five and Ten Cent Store
will lead in holiday goods. Some have
already come. Come and see US.
Lenard Bourlaud, one of Pontotoc's
good farmers was in Tupeo marketing
cotton Tuesday.
No service is too reliable or too good
for the sick, Phone % your orders. It's
Cliftons Drug Store.
Nicely, the jeweler, is still selling
alarm clocks for $1.00 aud $3.50.
Prof, Larkin Smith was down on bus
mess Monday with the Superintendent
of Education.
Dish Pan sale at the & 10 Cent
Store next week. Is cent Dish Pan,
10 cents, only one to a customer.
Miss Toh L. Higgs of Shannon, was
the guest of her uncle, L. R. Gates and
family, Monday night.
J. r, Smith of Store, was here on
business Monday and favored Us with
a business call.
Mrs. Monroe Cochran and sen Roy
of Chesteryille, were here Wednesday
shopping,
I,eely, the jeweler, has something
new to show you if you will come by.
Leake d GoodIen carry a full
line OF Windows and Doors. Can
save you money.
Verona was represented here Monday
by w. S. Johnson, T. A. Green, J. C,
Beene, Dan Richardson and A. J. Fllgo.
E. N. Pettgrew of Planter5ville was
an appreciated caller at our office last
Sat lrdaY and left with US a nice bunch
OF radiShe5, for which he has our thanks.
D. T. Yates, one of Snermrns most
enterprlslng merchants was here Tues
cay and has our thanks for nice or
der for job work.
Neely's new umbrellas have come
and are now on display in his window.
Misses Hattie Lee Hood and Christine
Clark left Wednesday morning for
Clarksdale, Miss, where they will be
the guests of Mrs. W. H. Frazer.
Mr. Johu Mullins Of Verona was a
pleasant caller at the Journal office
Wednesday. He left with US an order
for job work.
Mr.. S. E. McCarty and daughter,
Miss Addie McCarty were down Tues
day. The latter will teach the May
field Chapel School next session.
Leake d GOodlen carry a COM
pIefe line of ManfeIs, Tiles and
Crates. Prices right. Come
down and see them.
Divine worship at II a. M, next Sun
day at the Baptist church. Preaching
by Pastof Presron, Topic. "The Evan
gelical Conception of the Gospel. No
services at night.
Mr. A Watson and daughter, Miss
Icie. Of near Blair came down Wednes-
day. Miss Watson contracted with the
Supt. to teach the Walnut Grove
School the coming session.
Mr.. w. S. P. Rose, one of Planters
viile's leading citizens, was here Mon
day and left with US substantial evidence
that the Journal is appreciated at his
home
Dunbar Gentry has returned from 81
Louis, where he went to purchase goods
for his new store, the building former
ly occupied by Strauss and Strauss.
which has been overhauled and made