The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-04

Mrs. Nettie Clark and Misses Chris
tine and Antoinette Clark have return
ed from a visit to Colorado.
Messrs. Jesse Huffman, Geo. May
ma I'd. Brandt Witherspoon and DR..
Topp have returned from a visit to
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.C. Biagi and little
daughter left Wednesday for a visit of
several months to relatives in Milwau-
kee, Wis.
FOR RENTAL or part of the house
now occupied by Ed Armstrong on
broadway. Suitable for either double
or single housekeeping For terms ap-
ply to DozIER ANDERSON.
Capt. R. G. and Mr.. r. D. Lilly of
Chesterville were in town on business
yesterday.
Three good jacks for sale; will sell
at a bargain for cash or trade for 9th
err stock
f, At ASA w. ALLEN co.
Mrs. A. Wylie has returned from
Chicago and other points in Illinois,
| where she has spent the past two
months visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kinds and the
baby have returned from Grenada and
Greenwood where they were the guests
of Mrs. Kinds family for a week.
Miss Ethel Dabbs has accepted a pos
ition as saleslady with Kinds Bros. &
Co. where she would be pleased to see
her friends when in need of anything in
the dry goods line.
John Huber has returned from New
Orleans where he has been for several
months. and has resumed his OLD posi-
ton with Hewitt the Plumber.
Cur young friend, Chas. Turner, has
gone to Bemis, Tenn, where he has &C
cepted a lucrative position with the Be-
mis- Mercantile Company of that city.
After enjoying a delightful vacation
With friends in Louisville and Charles
ton, Ind. Miss Florence Wylie has re-
turned and resumed her duties as Ste
nographer for Anderdon and Long.
Mr.. T. j. Wood and family have re-
turnnd to Tupelo and hrve taken up
their residence in thu Brown residence
in West End. We are glad to have
them as citizens of Tupelo again.
Merle M. Miller of the Farmers
Bank and Trust Co. spent the past
week in Shannon where he was engag-
ed looking after some matters of pri-
vate interests.
We are requested by Miss M. Lily
Johnson to announce that her kinder
garten will open Monday Sept. 14th.
All indications point to a full attendance
and we hope for her a successful year.
Miss Lennah Moore of Richmond was
in town this week en- route to Birming-
ham whele e she has a lucrative position
as stenographer wit h the Wells Pump
Company.
FOR SALE-To the highest bidder
for cash, 134 acre farm known as the
L. G.. Payne farm six miles northeast
of Nettleton, IS acres in cultivation.
balance in pasture and woods. Good
residence and tenant houses. Sale will
take place al Payne's store Tuesday,
Sept. is.
We have 3 car loads of Buggies and
Surveys that we will sell at reduced
price, for cash, or will trade for cattle,
in order to make room for our fall
stock OF goods,
ASA w. ALLEN Co.
We are requested to that
Grand Master E. j. Martin, of Nerd
ian viii be in Tupelo Friday night and
will dedicate the Masonic Temple. All
members are urged to be present and
brethren of other lodges are cordially
invited to attend the ceremonies.
Mr., R. B. Clark has resigned his pos
ition as Secretary and Treasurer of the
Reeves Grocery Company and will be-
come the Secretary and Treasurer of
the Lumpkin Hardware and Furniture
Company. Mr.. Clark will take a
months vacation and will take his new
position October LIST.
Mr.. j. E. Mabry on Saturday traded
his residence at Willis Heights to An
drew Jenkins for his residen nee in West
End. The same afternoon, Mr.. Jenkins
sold the Mabry property to Way Sample
Coonewah, who will move there by Jan.
1st.
If you need a buggy or a surrey see
us before buying. We have 3 car loads
that we must close out in order to make
room for our fall stock Of goods. We
will take your surplus stock or farm
produce.
ASA w. ALLEN Co.
Mr.. Sam McWhorter and family ar
rived in Tupelo, Monday are now DOM
iciled in the Burke cottage on Spring
street. Mr.. McWhorter has accepted
the position of bookkeeper for J.. j.
Rogers & Son. His many friends in
Tupelo are delighted to have him and
his family as residents of Tupelo.
Mr.. Walker Powell has been selec-1
ted. as the secretary and treasurer of
the Reeves Grocery Co. TO succeed Mr..
r. e. Clark, resigned. Mr.. Powell has
been with the firm since its organiza-
tion and is familiar with the details of
the work of the office.
BARGAINS IN LAND so acres
in river bottom Union Co., 10 acres
near here in Pontotoc, 720 acres Lafa-
yette, enough timber to pay for it.
Must sell at once. Write for terms and
VIM. M. AvENT.
I~,afavetta Strings.