The Tupelo journal., 1909-06-11
cotdl and Personal

Mrs. z. T. Trice is visiting relatives
in Sheffield, Ala
Miss Bessie Allen is visiting rela-'
tives in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Mrs. D. w. Robins is visiting rela-
tlves in Memphis.
Mrs. Anna Simmons of Henderson,
Tenn, is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. w. w. Turner is at Bemis, Tenn.
where he will spend the summer with
relatives.
The Misses Eckford of Okolona wore
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harper du-
ring the past week.
Mrs. Bounds and daughters of Moss
Point are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Edmonds.
Miss Matte Norton of Birmingham,
Ala is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. @. Robins.
Mr., and Mrs. C.. B. Kirkpat-
rick spent Tuesday in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Sanders
of Aberdeen attended the Berry
Doty nuptials.
Mr.. Louis Genereux spent sever
al days in Memphis attending
the reunion.
Mrs. W.R. Hunt and children
have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. EP. Clayton this week.
Our affable friend, Burchett
Weaver has returned from a WIS.,
it to Little Rock and Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woods
and Misses Helene and Parks
Cherry attended the reunion
Tuesday.
Persons swimming in Park
Lake will have to have bathing
suits. Make-shifts will not be
permitted after this week.
Miss Ola Gardner who occupies
a responsible place in a bank at
Epps, Ala, is at home on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. Ana Gard
ner.
MRS, J. C. Stanley and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, of Bonneville
were guests of Mrs. A. E. Sivley
this week.
Osborne Harper is at home for
the vacation after completing
with credit his junior year at
the University of Alabama.
L. R. Gates and family left
Sunday for Senatobia where they
are the guests of Mr.. Gates SIS
ter, From Senatobia Mr.. and
Mrs. Gates will attend the reun-
ion.
Mr.. Charles Stocks, Lakewood,
N. M, T. G. Stocks, and Misses
Maye, Pauliue and Laynette
Stocks; also Mrs. w. A. Stocks
and Mrs. Prather were the
guests of Mrs. A. E. Sivley the
past week.
DR.. Sale Trice left a few days
since for Louisiana where he will
take up the practice of DR.. Lem
Brown who is here with his fam
lily for a few weeks rest and rec
reatlOn.
Mrs. B. F. Parker of Guntown
came down Tuesday to join Mr..
Parker and on Wednesday MORN
ing they left over the Frisco for
Memphis where they will spend
a few days at the Reunion.
We had a pleasant call Tuesday
from our young friend. Sam Mot
ley who is now located at Sulphur
Springs, Okla. The many friends
Of Sam will be pleased to
know that he is succeeding fine
ly in his new location.
Mr.. A. W. Feemster who has
been on a visit to his brother DR..
w. O. Feemster at Nettleton has
returned. He was accompanied
by his sister Mrs. Buchanan of
Texas and Miss Feemster of
Nettleton.
Lieutenant Levi Brown, sta
toned stationed at Chattanooga
with his regiment, arrived at
home Monday and will spend a
few days at a family reunion.
The other members of the family
having arrived before him.
Mr.. Howard Porter and his bride of
West Point were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs w. P. Long several days the
past week. Mrs. Porter is one of
West Points most charming and &C.
complished Young women and How
ards many friends in Tupelo extend
best wishes to himself and wife.
The many friends of Homer SIM
mons, a former Tupelo boy. are pleas
ed to see him here once more, Since
leaving he has mastered the profession
Of dentistry and is now associated with
his father at Orange. Tex, where they
enjoy a lucrative prae tice. Homer
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