The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11

Mr.. Alice Reese spent several days
this week attending court at Fulton.
= Paul Pound was painfully hurt by a
kick from a mule Tuesday.
Miss Hillary Ward of Okolona is Wis
iting Mrs. McGaughy this week.
Miss Madge Haughton of Aberdeen is
the guest of Mrs. F. C. McGaughy.
Three Years Old. Watch US gro v.
5 & 10 Cent Store.
Mrs.J. j. Sigman of Holly Springs has
returned home, after g visit to her son
Mr.Ben Sigman.
Mrs. Will Duncan and family, of
Columbus, Ca, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. V. j. Reese.
Mrs. j. l.. Jones left this week for
Pelham, Ga, where she goes to make
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Estes of Moores-
vile were visitors to Tupelo, Wednes-
day.
Mr., and Mrs. T. ,. Lilly of Chester
vile were visitors to Iupelo. Wednes-
day.
We are glad to report that Mr.. Hawks
is able to be out after receiving painful
injuries by falling from a ladder.
Mrs. j. M. Witt, and children, have
returned from Senatobia where they
spent two weeks with relatives.
School Supplies at Five and Ten Cent
Store.
DR.. and Mrs. Frazier Hood of Mem
phis have returned home after a pleas
ant visit to relatives here.
Ice ear makes the ideal desert for
warm days. No labor required sxcept
that Of telephoning forit.-P. K, E. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Okolona are
the guests this week of Msi. Browns
brother, Mr.. A. G.. Hubert.
We have just returned from the
north. Come in and see what wehave.
5 & 1C cent store.
Mrs. J. L. Angle and two little BOYS
cnapf tho loCL urooIr x,;Alz ..j
New Albany.
Mrs. WV. Sivley has returned from
st. Louis where she made her fall mr.
chases of millinery.
Mrs. Laney, Miss Emma May and
David Laney visited Shannon this week.
Miss Jnautia Clifton has gone to Maben
to take charge of class in music.
Mr.. R. c. Davis has just returned
from the northern markets, where he
has been buying his fall and winter
stock.
Mrs. Brooks Marmon has a short
story Stafftona-' in Sept. issue of
Taylor Trotwood Magazine, and it net
ted her the neat little sum of S25.
Mr.. AM Mrs. Frank Burkhart from
Humbolt, Tenn were the guests of Mr..
and Irs. H~assenfratz, on Sherwood
avenue, Sunday and Monday.
FOR SALE.-The most desirable res
1dence property in Verona, together
with II acres of land. For further in.
formation address, Box Il Verona, Miss
Telephone to us and we will care for
any prescription Of receipt you have to
be compounded and will deliver the
finished medicine. p. K. eco.
Master Chas H~assenfratz has return
ed to his home in Meridian, after a two
weeks visit to Tupelo, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hassenfratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burton are the
proud parents of a fine baby girl
which arrived to brighten their home
last week.
Mr.. viii Watson and family has had
as their guest the past week. Mr.. Dan
dy, a cousin of MI. Watson's who re-
sides nea Houston.
when ready for school books or sun
plies, remember that for many reasons
this is is always the best place to get
them.-P. K. E. Co.
Mrs Jessie Harris has accepted a posi-
ton with the Nettleton Supply Co., as
sales lady and invites her friends to call
on her when in Nettleton.
Miss Edna Hopkins, an accomplished
rlmmer from st. Louis, has arrived
and is now connected with the millinery
department at Billiards. Dry Goods
Company.
j. W. P. Boggan and Geo. t. Mitch
ell, District Attorney, attended Circuit
Court at Fulton this week, the latter
was accompanied by his son, Charlie.
who was over taking dots.
We have all the leading brands of
cigars and then some. The critical
smoker can always be suited here. p
K. Z. Co
Prof. J. N. Francis has returned TO
his school at Big Creek, Calhoun coun-
w. after being absent at home for a
week on account of the serious illness
OF his little child. We are glad to re-
port the little child very m1cb irnro,yod