The Tupelo journal., 1909-07-16

Ii you want to save money on your
fire insurance, see J. M. Thomas at
once.
Miss Mary Carruth of Chesterville,
was in town Tuesday On a shopping
tour.
Miss Saddle Smith of Sherman, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Garry Mai
Wright.
Mr.. l. F. Roger of Harvell, Ill, is
the guest of his uncle, Major I. A.
Swafford.
Misses Virginia and Mary Topp of
Greenwood are visiting Mr.. Shelby
Tops family.
Miss pcss;e Kinds, who has been Wis
Miss Ethel Street, in Meridian, return
ed home yesterday.
Mrs. w. E. Matthews and little son,
Horton. are the guests of relatives IN
Fl Wayne, Indiana.
Alexis McAlister left for Covington
Tenn. Wednesday where he has accept
ed a lucritave position.
Miss Minnette Burk was called to the
bedside of her little niece, Sue Converse
Monday, who is in Brinkley. Ark.
Mrs. Laura Henly of Florence. Ala.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Clark Daugherty on Magazine Street.
Stop and see Harry Jacobson about
first class shoe work of all kinds
Prompt attention. Shop Troy near
Front st.
Mr.. John Wallace has returned from
Europe7 after a three months visit. He
brings back many interesting stories
of that place.
Master Norton McGuaghy and little
sister, Mary Horton returned Wednes-
day from a visit TO relatives at Aber-
deem and Prairie.
DR.. Sale Trice is at home from Louis
n after taking care of the practice OF
DIR. Lem Brown who was out on his
summer vacation.
Miss Leila Johnson, a charming
young lady of Henderson. Tenn arriv-
ed Wednesday and will be the guest of
Miss Anna Milan.
Mr.. w. M. Dubard, one of Grenada
county's foremost citizens, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Robert
Kinds a couple of days this week.
Mr.. J. S. Bean made a business trip
to Memphis the past week and while
there paid Miss Ella Nunnelee a visit
and found her we'll pleased in her new
field.
MIR. F. H. Mitts left Wednesday
n ightfor Biloxi where he goes to be
present at the meeting of State Sun
day School Superintendents and teach
erS.
Wednesday 10th was the day of sep
araiion between board and nonboard
fire insurance companies. See j. M.
Thomas at once and let him tell you
how much he can save you.
There was no guess work in placing
your policies in good old reliable COM
panies prior to Wednesday 10th. can
place your insurance in the same com
panies now and save you money!.
NJ. Thomas.
Place your insurance in the independ-
ent companies through j. M. Thomas
and thereby help the public get lower
permanent rates which they have been
entitled to in the past.
Miss Nell Mclean has returned from
A delightful house party given by Mrs.
Zellmer Leech of Wingo, KY. The oc-
casion was the social feature of the
little city during the season. The par
ty consisted of five young ladies and
an equal number of young gentlemen.
Curtis Kitchener, arrived III Tupelo
Tuesday and is now on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. Ella Marshall east of
town. The many friends of Curtis
will be pleased to know that he holds a
responsible and lucrative position at
Mariana Ark.
MIR. Wiley Blair, one of our most
prominent lawyers, entertained Satur-
day July 10, a gypsy Tea" at Big
Lake. from four till ten, in honor of
the guests partaking of the pleasures
of Miss caves house party. Mr.. Blair
is a model host, and all are glad when
he shows up with anything in the
social line.
Miss Elsie Henderson, one of Ter
nessee's fairest young ladies, and
daughter of the venerable Judge G..
M. Henderson of that state, is here the
guest of Miss Helen Eaves. Mis- Hender-
SON was one of the popular guests at
the recent house party, and the an
nouncement that she will remain
throughout another week is greeted
applause by her many admirers.
The house party that has beenin pro-
gress for the past week at the hotel
Re &c given by Miss caves has been
one of the social events of the season.
The length as we'll as the high enter
tanning features have created the
notice of all, and no guest attending
has left without first expressing his .or
her thanks for the cordial reception
rendered under the roof of Miss Eaves
palatial home.
Mr.. j, w. Anglin has retired from
the Journal force and becomes the pub
Usher of the Tupelo Review. Mr.. Ang-
lin came to the Journal office from the
farm five years ago, and by close ap-,
plication o 0 fitted himself to mold
anv position in the office. For the past
two years he has been at the head OF
mechanical department of the paper
and looked after a large part OF the
other business matters of the office.
He is a young man of intelligence,
good habits and in all matters we found
INN TO be entirely trustworthy and
worthy of our confidence. In his new
venture we wish him the success he
merits. Mr.. Steinberger will move
with his family to Oklahoma, where he
will enter the real estate business:
We wish for him a full Measure OF