The Tupelo journal., 1909-10-29
Local and Personal Mention.

Sells-Floto circus today.
Killing frost Sunday night.
Mr.. Nm. Lewis, spent Sunday in
Shannon.
Ralph Thomas was a visitor 70 vero-
ma Sunday.
Ward Allen spent Sunday in Shannon
with relatives.
Richard Clark made a bushes trip to
Baldwin Monday.
Mr.. G. M. Crane made a business trip
to Verona Tuesday.
MIR. A. Fl. Sterne was a business
visitor to New Orleans this week.
f. W. McAlister, of Sherman, was a
pleasant caller at this ofise Monday.
Mrs. C. C. Walton and baby spent
Sunday in Aberdeen, the guest of her
parents.
Miss Carrie Maye Lidell, of Ellis
town, is the guest of Mrs. S. M. Nc
Whorter.
Mrs. Bee Osborn has returned home
after a weeks visit to her parents in
I~ndianola, Miss.
Miss Celone Sharp, of Verona, was
the attractive guest of Miss Corrinne
Kincannon Monday.
Misses Susie Peel and Blossom Gun
ningham spent Sunday in Okolona Wis
iting relatives.
Tag day November 9Th for benefit of
Glenwood cemetery, conducted by the
ladies Of the association.
Miss Ethel High of Shannon is the
guest of her uncle, H. E. High. on
Church street this week.
Miss Willie Morrison returned to her
home in Belden Sunday after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Jack Hoyle.
Mr.. f. L. Kincannon, editor of the
Journal, and little son are spending a
few days in Memphis this week.
All the children viii see the circus
today and incidentally all the parents
will have to go to look after them.
Russell Blair, who is attending the
University Training School at Oxford,
spent a few days at home the past
week.
Hrs. Dunn and children, of Texas,
passed through Tupelo Sunday enroute
to Verona to visit her sister, Mrs. j. X.
Ledbetter.
After q pleasant visit with Mrs. j.
R. Frazier, Mrs. B. C. Goodrich and
daughters have returned to their home
in Memphis.
Remember November 9Th, Tag Day.
Don't refuse to let the pretty girls pin
On the tags. You viii be fully repaid
with their sweet ''thank you"
Let the gentlemen who are interested
il our Cemetery Association assist the
pretty girls in pinning on the tags on
every man in town Tag Day, Nov. 6.
Bro. krmor has returned after sew
eral weeks absence in protracted meet
ings. end viii fill his pulpit in the Chris
tian church Sunday morning and even :
ing.
Frank Strickland. the blind pianist.
IS with TIE Electric Theatre again this
week, also the great Lazerne & Co.
Everyone should patronize this theatre
this week and see the wonderful tricks
done by this magician.
DR.. C. Gould House, of Chicago, has
onened an up-to-date dental Office over
Pound incannon Elkin's drug store.
Dir. House comes to Tupelo highly
recommended, ard we welcome him to
our city and wish him much success.
See his card in next issue.
At a meeting Of the Tupelo Athletic
Club Tuesday night Mr. S. S. Harris
was elected vice president, which va
eaney- was caused by Mr.. B. II. Weaver
moving away. The outlook for the
IQture Of TIE club is very promising.
ard the boys hope, with the help Of the
cccd citizers of Tupelo, to equip a
gymnasium that will be a credit to the
town. Let every one lespond IS liber-
ally as possible when they call on you.
Basket ball practice will begin at once,
and the boys hope to give the public a
free game on November 18th.