The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-06-26

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trip to Baldwin Tuesday.
Mrs. E. G. Bggers and Miss Biggers
of Plantersville, was in town yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Huffman is at home
from Blue Mountain College or the
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. billiard were the
guests of relatives in Baldwin several
days this week.
Mrs. w. S. Cochran and Miss Stocks
of Baldwin are the guests of their aunt
Mrs. w. V. Sivley.
MIR. and Mrs, Houston Lumpkin Wis
tied Mrs. Lumpkins parents MIR. and
Mrs. L. A. Mitchell in Guntown the
past week.
o. K. Gary, Esq, was called to Sen
atobia the first of the week by the ser
ious illness of a sister who resides
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hutchinson at
tended the marriage of Miss Lula
Hutchinson to Mr. J. L. Ballard Of Scooba
at Pontotoc this week.
FOR RENT-On room. For partic-
ulars apply to -
MRS. w. E. MATTHEW'S.
Mrs. Pegues and her Sunday School
class with number of invited guests
enjoyed picnic at Big Lake Friday of
lastweek.
On the 22nd inst. Mr.. Monroe Hugh
ley and Miss Eta Hulsey of Brilliant,
Ala. were married at the courthouse,
Rey. S. D. Shelton saying the ceremo-
ny.
Misses Eula and Fannie Kinney, Ethel
Brown, Mary Sue Langston, Erin Bal
lard. Sam Long, Marye Livingston,
Mrs. Pegues are attending the B. Y. T..
U. Encampment at Blue Mountain
this week.
Mrs. Jack Jones has as her guest
her little brother, Douglas Hunter of
Bowling Green KY. Douglas has many
friends here who are glad to see him
in Tupelo again.
At the home of Mr.. J. H. Butler,
Justice of the Peace for the first dis
trict on Sunday Miss Lena Gholston
was married to Mr. Clint Daniel a pop
ular young gentleman of the neighbor
hood. We extend best wishes and hope
that their lives may be always filled
with the joys of this world
Jack Nichols was in town Wednesday
Mr.. Nichols is one of our most success
full corn raisers and has supplied more
than one hundred farmers with seed
Corn this season. He reports but lit
tie corn planted and it is his opinion
that the supply will be very short next
year.
Mr.. Stannard Topp of Louisville; Ky.
is at home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelby Topp' on short vocation
Stannard holds responsible position in
the freight office of the Southern rail-
way and his many friends herewith be
glad to learn that he has been promo
ted several times Ssince his connection
with the road.
We are glad to have as citizens of
Tupelo the family of Mr.. j. G. Kelly
of Plantersville. Mr.. Kelly has been
the rural carrier on route /, for sever
al years and made an exchange with
FINS Raper who has been on route 2
from Tupelo. Mr. Kelly moves to
Tnpelo to give his children the educa-
tional advantages offered IN our public
schools.
The marriage Sunday of Mr. Charlie
Kellum and Miss Clara Power of Sal
tillo was complete surprise to the
many friends of the young people.
While the marriage was contemplated
the announcement that the ceremony
had been performed was surprise and
was followed by numerous congratu-
lations and best wishes by the host of
friends of the happy couple
Ladies see the latest bracelets at
NEELY'S THE JEWELER
The younger set was most delight
fully entertained on Wednesday even
ing of last week by Mrs. Robt. Kinds
in compliment to her attractive sister
Miss Ruth DuBard of Grenada. A
number of couples were present and
the time was spent most pleasantly in
conversation and different games.
The dining room was attractiyely
decorated in cut flowers and delicious
ices and cake was served.
Ed b. Hills Bankrupt Sales will con-
tlnue from day to day until January 1st
1909. New Bargains every week
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Robertson have
had as their guests the past ten DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Foote of OKLA
homa. Mrs. Foote will be more pleas
antly remembered here as Miss Minnie
Robertson. We are glad TO know that
Mr.. F'oote has succeeded well in his
western home and holds a responsible
railroad position in his town. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foote left Wednesday for home
Big stock of clocks at your price at
NEEY'S THE JEWELER
A game that will prove quite ter
estlng will be the base ball game be-
tween the cotton men and merchants
and bankers of Tupelo this aftarnnon