The Tupelo journal., 1908-03-27

John Cox, of Baldwin was down on
business, Tuesday.
Hill Heard of Belden was down on
business Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Brown of Pontotoc is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs, j.. M. Thomas
Sheriff Wells of New Albany VIZ
here Tuesday, the guest OF She
Trap.
Billiards. Millinery Openip1 Ct and
Wednesday and Thursday APP
End.
Did you see the beaYiudow : few
play Hough had in his
days ago?
Hon. John M. /f i9a w speh' on several lecaI
days in Mempb'
IDubard, of Grenada, are
Mr.. andy their daughter, Mrs. II.
~ body's going wild over our
Flame Cherry Phosphate at fount-
-ELhlN 70.
= BABY BUGGIES WITH RUBBER
TIRES. YOUR BABY NEEDS ONE.
w. E. PEGUES.
Miss Lillian Morgan OF Saltillo was
the guest of friends here several days
this week.
Coleman Robinson. !. S. Spencer and
R. L. Cobb, of Palmetto, were in town
on Wednesday,.
Mrs. Minnie Fraser of Winfield, Ala.
is the guest of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. M. Hoyle.
Miss nellie McLain has gone to Okla
homa where she will remain some time
as a guest of her sister.
Don't forget Billiards. Millinery
Opening next Wednesday and Thurs
day, April LIST and End.
MR.. c.. l.. Lomax and little son, of
Greenwood, are the guests of Mr.. and
K. l.. Kinds this week.
FOR RENT CHEAP. A four room
cottage on North Green Street. Apply
to F. D. Carroll, Tupelo, Miss.
Mr.. \. A. Baxter, of Nashville, has
been the guest of Mr.. j. d. Huffman
and family the past week.
Major T. A. STAFFORD. of Palmetto,
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs
James Foster this week.
Mr.. w. M. Price. one of the good
citizens of the second District, was
down on business Tuesday
j. L Outlaw, of Baldwin was down
Tuesday and while here took occasion
to settle up with the Journal.
Three Dollars and Twenty Cents
buys the Best Lump Coal that's mined.
SIMS-DILLARD COAL CO.
Mrs. Elkin and Mrs. Houston Wood
and little daughter of Aberdeen, are
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Elkin this
week.
If your buy your garden seed from
US you will always get fresh seed
PHILIPS & JACKSON
REMEMBER-We are marking u
Shoes, Hats and Clothing up every dav.
monry.-H. IS. COUNTRY STORE.
WALL PAPER, ALL KINDS AND
DESIGNS PRICES FROM 2 TO 20
CE NTS A ROLL.
w. E. PEGUEs.
Hon. ]. M. Allen will Join a party
from Memphis soon and will visit Old
Mexico where they will remain several
weeks.
Messrs. Charlie and Earl West and
Will Nicely of the fifth district were
among those here on business We'd
nesday.
After spending several days very
home. Iuka, Mr.. E. D. Turner has re-
turned.
Mrs. J. L. Jones, and daughter, Bam-
ma, of Natchez. Miss, has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. E. Duke,
the past week.
John Siddall OF the second district
was down Mondry and had US to send
the Journal to his brother l.. Y. Siddall
who resides at Gainesville, Ga
After spending several days very
pleasantly WIN relatives at her OLD
home, Iuka, Mrs. E. D. Turner has re-
turned home.
When in need of Coal. don't forget
the people, and their prlce-$3.2 20.
SIMS-DILLARD COAL co.
Phone az.
Notice is directed to the change in
the schedule of certain Frisco trains,
which appears in another column of
this issue.
If it's a Racket you want, see us.
Our line of new Tennis Rackets now on
display. Prices $2.25 to So. so.
PoUND-KNCANNON-ELKIN Co.
Messrs. Van Mitts and Finnev Sa-
very have added much to the ex cerior
appearance of their respective homes
by painting and repairing.
WANTED-A young lady to learn
type-setting. Must have good common
school education and be quick and neat.
Inquire at Journal office.
WANTED.-To exchange 4 build
ing lots at Willis Heights for a good
family horse.
R. L. POUND.
Mrs. M. A. Conner and ~grandaugh-
ter, Miss Selma Gay, of Faulkner.
were guests of Mrs. Connor's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jennie Bevill, this week.
Tho catcb nf loct eoo,oo ~al.