The Tupelo journal., 1908-06-05

IN q AShS IA eShhS
Mrs. Harry Adams of Corinth is
visiting the Misses Topp this week.
Mrs. De Muth and little son Felix, are
guests of her sister, Mrs. Biagi.
Miss Emma Edmunds is at home from
Corinth to spend her vacation.
BARGAINS in Summer Hats.
TUPELO MILLINERY co.
The many friends Of Mr.. w. M. Rob-
erts were pleased to see him here We'd
resday.
Miss Linda and little nellie Kincannon
attended Commencement at the Uni
versity.
Little Miss Virginia Mitchell has re-
turned from a visit to her relatives IN
Pontotoc'
Miss Corinne Laney, who has been
teaching in Grenada College, is athome
for the summer.
Mr.. w. J. Redus of Shannon, atten-
ded the Veterans meeting Wednesday
and left with the Journal a years sub
scription.
Mr.. l.. C. Prather of Baldwin was
down Wednesday and reported crops
then in fine condition.
Miss Emma May Laney has returned
home for the vacation, from the l. l.
& G.. where she has been teaching.
The following veterans from the sec
ond District were here Wednesday;
E, F. Payne, j. S. Parks Mr.. Joe
Williams, John Francis.
Guntown was represented at the Vet
Grams services Wednesday by Capt.
l.. A. Mitchell, Robt. Gambrell and
M. d. Parham.
DR.. Edwin M. Topp will attend the
meeting of the Mississippi Dental
Association at Jackson next week, and
will be absent all week.
Miss Hortense Thompson has retur-
ned home from Martha Washington
College where she was a student the
past session.
CUT PRICE on all Trimmed Hats.
TUPELO MILLINERY CO.
Lucian Francis and Ed Riley were
down Tuesday with a fine bunch of
cattle which were sent to the New
Orleans market.
MIR. Samuel Mccarthy and daughter,
Miss Addie. came down Wednesday
to attend the Veterans services at the
Court House.
E. w. Legarde who went to Greenvile
to take charge of the telegraph depart
ment of the Cumberland Co. to relieve
the local operator has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mode Brown left
Tuesday evening for Fort Wayne Ind,
Where they will spend several weeks
as the guest of Mrs. Browns relatives.
FOR SALE-Red June Plums now
ripe. Call on or phone
w. H. AUKER,
Line No. I73.
MSS Zippie Willlis..of Memphis is the
guest Of relatives and friends here this
week. Her many friends are glad to
see her in Tupelo again.
We are gled to re.ort that Mr.. W.T..
Reeves who has been quite i'll the past
week, is much improved and his physi-
clans feel that he is on the road to re-
coyery.
Mr.. & Mrs. Turner Powell of Amity
were among those who attended the
services in the celebration of the Tooth
anniversary of the birthday of Jeffer-
son Davis.
Master Charlie Hutchinson. who has
beer the guest of his aunt, Mrs Sim
mons at Henderson, Tenn, several
weeks is at home again to the delight
of his little friends.
Mr.. j. H. Leslie, one of the gallant
veterans of the Lost Cause was here
Wednesday and received his cross of
honor. Mr. Leslie repor is good corr
crops in his section but the cotton is
late and small.
The journal acknowledges a pleasant
call from Mr.. w. r. Hampton of the
Second District. Uncle Buck saw SER
wee In the Virginia army and there
made a record that any soldier could
point to with pride.
Among those from the First District
who were down Wednesday to attend
the Veterans meeting were, Messers.
w. P. Hunter, ]. G. Hunter. J. w
Bristow A. Watson j. D. Siddall. J. M
billiard, S. D, Smith and B, F. Smith.
Master Jeff Boggan has returned
from Magnolia, Miss Where he spent
the past session as a student of the
schools of that place. His record as
a pupil there is very gratifying to his
many friends here.
We are requested by Robert Gardner.
our tax assessor to say to all parties
who have assessment blanks not vet
reported, to please fill them out and
mail them to Mr.. Gardner at Saltirlo
without further delay. Thay must be
n his hands by the 10th.