The Tupelo journal., 1908-06-12

The Misses Archer of Saltillo were
visitors to Tupelo yesterday.
Miss Georgia Henderson is visiting
relatives in Birmingham, Ala.
j. w. P. Boggan, Esq. made a bus
mess trip to Muldon Tuesday.
Mrs Florence Moon has returned home
from a stay of several days in Memphis.
Miss Lucia Tankersl9y of Verona
was the guest of Mrs. V. C. Kincannon
Monday and Tuesday.
Rubber tires lower than ever heard
of before at
SMITHS THE BLACKSMITH.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Kincannon went
to New Albany yesterday to be present.
at the marriage of Miss Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage of Montgomery,
Ala. are guestso of Mrs, Savage's faith
err. Mr.. Strain.
B. M. billiard is on the road again
after a few days illness, which confined
him to his room.
Mr.. Madison Reeves who has been
visiting his brother. Mr.. Walter Reeves
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson Of Ada, Okla
homa are the guests of their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Long.
You can get seryiceable and durable
horse-shoeing done at
SMITHS THE BLACKSMITH.
Mrs. w E. Frazier of Winfield, Ala,
came the first day of the week, being
called here by the illness of her mother
Mrs. Hoyle.
Miss Nell Boggan returned last week
from the |. |. & c, at Columbus, where
she has been the past session.
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
room on Church street apply to G. M.
Crane at Independent Tel. office.
The Embroidery Club was delight
fully entertained on Tuesday by Mrs.
Ed Hood. A delicious salad course
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denman have come
from Memphis to make Tupelo their
home and are domiciled with Mr.. aud
Mrs. D. P. Ruff.
Have YOUR Ruggies & Surries Rubber
tired at
SMITHS, THE BLACKSMITH.
r G.. A. Roberts from Auburn, spent
several days with the old soldiers at
Birmingham this week. He is delighted
with the new city and its accommodation.
Miss Susie May Orr of Fulton, Mis-
sippi, spent a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Col Clayton, on her way home
from the |. |, & c.
Misses Agnes and Ethel Patterson,
of neal Verona, spent several days
with their grand mother Mr.. and Mrs,
Col Clayton the past week.
Nobody has to wait at our fountain
Prompt service here even during rush
hours and our delicious sodas make
about all hours rush hours. P. K. E. Co.
Calvin Barton, now of Cleburn Texas,
was in Tupelo a few days this week.
The frleuds of Mr.. Barton are glad to
know that he is succeeding we'll III his
new home.
| have used Mercutol for Fistula and
other diseases and find 1t a very fine
remedy for lame horses and mules.
L, A. Bradley, merchant and planter.
Aberdeen, Miss, R. F. D. No. 4.
If anybody mentions something espe-
clally fine in perfume to you you'll
probably find it here. Our perfume
stock is made of those particular fine
goods.-P. K, E. Co.
Messers A. M. & Chas. Sims attended
the Reunion at Birmingham, this week
and while there visited the coal mines
q purchased their Fall & Winter supply
Of coal. For the progressive firm of
Sims billiard coal Co. of this city.
Don't forget to meet the Boosters
next Monday at a P. M.
The train will stop at freight depot
tracks of the M. & O. R. R. and stay
as minutes.
Mr.. j. C. Calhoun Vas in the CITY
yesterday. He reports some damsge
to the farms on Coonewah by the over
flow but the channel carried the high
waters off very rapidly. 1t is Mr.. Cal
nouns opinion that with an additional
depth of two feet there will be prac-
ticailv no overflows on upper Coonewah
The Presbyterian Guild mat with
Misses Hattie Hood and louise Frazier
on Tuesday and the following officers
were elected: President Mss Katie
Topr, Vice President-Miss Christine
Clark, Secretarv-Mrs Wright, Treas
urer-Miss Hattie McAlister.
Have you a hammock real hand
some strong. durable. comfortable
hammock? We've a lot of such. Want
you to see thera-all prices from 81. rs
to, S 6.00-P. K. E. Co.
w. Y. Mitts has completed his hand
some livery stable on the corner of
Spring and Jefferson streets and is now
occupying it. The building is commod-
ious and adds greatly to the appearance
to that part of the town.
The Reunion at Birmingham was
well attended and the affair was quite
a success. The Veterans from Lee
County who attended number eighty.
while the reinforcement brought Lee
county's representation up to two
hundred.
The Journal acknowledges receipt
of a request to forward the paper to
G. H. Taylor. who with his bride
OF a few weeks, is at Colorado Springs
Mr.. Taylor was married at Baldwin
to Miss Mary Jones, a most charming
young lady. They left immediatly for
Colorado Springs where they will spend