The Tupelo journal., 1909-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Sullivan paid Tupe- |
10 a visit Monday.
Clifford Topp spent Sunday with a
friend in Saltillo.
C. H. Lamb Of Shannon was up on
business Wednesday.
Misses Anna Thomas and Joe Bell OF
Verona were visitors to Tupelo Tues
day.
Mr.. j. A. Simmon and daughters OF
Verona spent Wednesday with Tupelo
friends.
Mess. Wade Prout and Lawrence
GRAY were visitors to friends in Net
tleton Sunday.
A. P. McAllister is at home for a
few days after a successful trip in the
territory around Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Jimmie Long was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Brown in Gun
town Sunday.
Lucian Boggan, an attache OF the
Southern Express CO. here, went to
Meridian Wednesday on business.
Miss Bessie Linton and David Bunch
were the guests of their sisters, who
are students at the l. l. & C. Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Lewellen of Corona was
among the many visitors to Tupelo
Wednesday.
The Second District was represented
hnre Monday bv Messrs. J.. 5. Parks.
John and Will Fran els, c.. BllAirkpatr.ck
Nearly the entire Tupelo bar attend
ed the meeting of the State Bar Asso-
citation at West Point.
w. w. Ogdon and wife of Sulligent
Ala, were guests of L.. r. Gates and
family Monday on their way to Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Yates of Sher-
man were the guests of relatives here
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Christian and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Christian of Au-
burn were among the visitors to Tupe-
10 Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Francis left Saturday
morning for Memphis where she will
take a course in Nelson's Business Col
lege.
Albert Dalton made a business trip
to- Okolona Monday where he secured a
fine contract to do Some work for a
local hardware concern.
Miss Mabel Mitchell, a student of
the Tupelo High School and a member
of the graduating class, spent Sunday
with her parents in Guntown.
S. P. Lamb of east of town was in
Saturday and reports having a fine lot
of early this years Irish potatoes, the
earliest reported to US.
Mr.. ]. R. Frazer left Monday for
C~larksdale, Miss, where he will par
ticipate in a camp hunt with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Frazer and friends from
C~larksdale.
Norman Monaghan. and his friend.
Lenard Leavell, students of the Uni
versity of Mississippi, were the guests
of Mr.. Monaghan's parents several
days the past week.
Miss Florence Wylie spent several
days at Ecru, Miss where she was called
by the serious illness of her brothers
little child. Julia Elizabeth. We are
glad to report her Out of danger.
The local Chapter of the U. D. C's
is represented at the Annual Meeting
of the Mississippi Division at West
Point by Mesdames j. w. Yates, Geo.
T. Mitchell, E. D. Hood, Brooks Mar
mon and w. o. Mason.
Davie Lee King, the nine year old
son of Ben King, colored, was instantly
killed Monday evening by the accidental
discharge of a gun, the contents OF
which tore his head into pieces. The
boy picked up the gun and in handling
it was discharged with above result.
Mrs. R. F. Coffee and children left
Monday for Selma, Ala, where they
will remain sometime with the hope
that Mrs. Coffee's health will be i'm.
proved by the change. They were lac.
companied by Mrs. Lyon, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Coffee, the past two weeks.
Elsewhere we publish the report oil
the First National Bank to the Comp.
troller of the currency made at the
close of business April 18th. The re-
sources of the institution are fully ade-
auate to meet all demands upon it anc
shows the bank to be enjoying a ful
share of public confidence and business.
Mrs. C. H. Lamb of Shannon ant
her lovely little daughter, Rebecca
aged six months, are visit ing Mrs
Alice Donaldson. All are very mucl
pleased to see Mrs. Lamb at hons
again and especially glad to make the
acquaintance of her sweet baby
Pontotoc. Sentinel
Mrs. ]. w. Skidmore, osteopathi
physician from Corinth, Miss will b
in Tupelo Monday, Wednesday an
Friday each week. DR.. Skidmore is
graduate of the American school o
Osteopathy at Kirksville, Missouri, an
has been in active practice eleve
years. Leave all calls at Monagha
Hotel.
Late Saturday evening Harvey Gard
ner, a young negro man. was shot an
killed at Shannon by Mr.. James Bar
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