The Tupelo journal., 1909-03-05


in Amory last week.
Go to Reas for first class candy and
fruits.
The Tupelo band boys will give their
minstrel entertainment at Okolona to-
night.
Messrs. John Francis and Will Par
ker of Uclatubba We're down on BUSH
ness Monday.
A solid silver thimble for 25 cents at
THE HOUSE OF HOUGH.
j. w. Bristow, one of the first dis
tricts clever citizens spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Tupelo with friends.
Old harness, saddles collars and etc.
neatly repaired at l.. M. GODSEY.
Mr.. A. P. McAllister arrived at home
Saturday after two months trip in his
territory in South Mississippi.
Miss Shearer of Starkville is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Mahlon
Brown.
The incest and best imported china
at 5 & l0c.
Mrs. John M. Reed and daughter,
Ruth, of Houlka were the guests OF
Mrs. w. E. Pegues last week.
If you want anything in Real estate
in Mississippi or S. Texas, or minerals
in Ala, see L. G.. BOGGAN
Messrs. Dolphus Roberts and Howard
Christian were oyer on business Wed
nesday.
For good goods and good values in
L. M. GODSEY
Miss Ozell Green spent Saturday and
Sunday with her cousin Miss Myrtle
Williams.
A few pieces of plated table ware
left going at cash at THE HOUSE OF
HOUGH.
Miss Phoebe Green is visiting her
Uncle's family Mr.. Doc. Green OF
Cherry Creek.
New Red flower pots at the 5 & lOc
store.
Miss Florence Wylie spent Sunday
with her brother, Earl Wylie n
family at Ecru.
Best line of leather goods in North
Mississippi at l.. M. GODSEY.
]. w. P. Boggan. Esq, went to
Fulton to be present at the opening OF
the circuit court Monday morning.
You will get good Photos, prompt
zno o~l oo,ooyu frootnoQnf at
Jones Studio.
l.. R. Gates and A. H. Hutchinson
represented Tupelo at Mardi Gras In
New Orleans,
Something new almost every day at
the Sc l0c store.
Messrs. R. H. Kenny and H. B.
Heard of Belden were here On bust
ness Wednesday.
Don't fail to see the games Friday
night between two girl teams, and two
picked teams of the club. Admission
Is cents.
w. D. Anderson, Esq. left Satur-
day night for Coden, Ala, where he
will spend a week enjoying the fine
fishing to be found on the coast.
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
room, either back or front, apply to
MRS. LESLIE SMITH, or phone No.
"a.
For next 60 days / will offer special
bargains in saddles, collars and many
other things. Call and see me:
L. M. GODSEY.
DIR. Louis Kohlheim Of neal Guntown
favored US with a call Tuesday, leaving
with us an appreciated order FOR Joo
work.
NV Photographs are strictly high
class. and the prices are reasonable.
You are invited to call and see Tor
yourself. ]. w. JONES.
Mrs. J. M, Cossitt of Blue Mountain
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. q.
Mabry. Mrs. Cossitt will spend the
greater part of the summer here
See the samples of engraved calling
cards and wedding invitations at The
HOUSE OF HOUGH.
Miss Grace Francis, daughter of Mr..
Fransis of neal Saltillo, was the guest
of her friend, Miss Jessie Francis the
past week.
During the absence of Mr.. H. E. High
Miss Sisk and S. ]. High will have
charge of the coal business. Phone NO.
/ for coal when you need it,
TUPELO COAL co.
The Tupelo Athletic Club want fifty
rev members. Don't wait for their
solicitation. See them. The dues are
$l.00 per month.
Have your old jewerly made to look
like 24kt gold by the electric process
at THE HOUSE OF HOUGH.
The club boys have sent in IN order
for !. aw Jerseys, color orange and black.
They will be here in time fol- their
game with A & M. College on March
18th.
The w. C. Z. U. ladies are going to
fit up a nice reading room for the boys
in their new quarters. They could not
do anything that will be of more worth
and appreciation.
FOR SALE-On Spring street, the
best store house, tiled floor, French
plate glass windows. A bargain for
quick sale.
DR.. Hugh M. Anderson, who has
lust completed a postgraduate course
At New Orleans Polytechnic of the Tu-
lane University, Of Louisiana, has re-
turned home.