The Tupelo journal., 1909-05-28
rocal and Personal

Mr.. C.. A. Coffee was here Monday
j. P. Morgan OF Saltillo was down OF
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Mitchell is the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. George Hamilton in Aber
deem.
Mr.. R. C. Davis spent Sunday il
Corinth.
Miss Sallie Fitzpatrick was the guest
of Mrs. t. A. Boggan Tuesday anc
Wednesday.
Mrs. d. P. Ruff and children are the
guests of Mrs. Rufus parents in Flor
ence, Ala.
Mr.. Grimes, Railroad Mail Clerk, on
the M. & O. with a lay-off here. has
been transferred to Memphis.
L. r Gates is at home after a bust
ness trip to Louisville, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis.
Mrs. w. B. Philips and daughter,
Miss Fannie Ruth of Sherman. were
visitors to Tupelo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Topp have retur ned
from a trip to Mobile, New Orleans and
points on the Coast.
Mrs. Brady and Miss Elizabeth Nesbit
of Pontotoc were the guests of Miss
Bessie Linton this week.
Mrs. Wiley Francis of Nettleton is
the guest of her parents, Captain and
Mrs. W. H. Reyes.
Hon. w. M. Cox of Baldwin was
down on legal business a couple of
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Reeves are in Hot
Springs, where Mr.. Reeves is a dele
gate to the Wholesale Groceries Con-
VentlOn.
After several months visit to her
sister. Mrs. SGribling in Waco, Texas,
Miss Eleanor Blair has returned home
to the delight of her many friends.
Mrs. T. F. F'tin and Mrs. V. C. Kin
INC sper' S !turday and Sunday at
the Industr al Institute and College,
Columbus.
Mrs. Houston Lum2kin left Tuesday
morning for Guntown where she will
visit her parents, Capt. and Mrs. L.
A. Mitchell.
Mrs. j. D. Hunter of Bowling Green,
KY. was called here by the serious i'll
ness and death of her little grandson,
John Rawls Jones, Jr.
DR.. McWhorter, once of Union county s !
oldest and most respected citizens, was
here this week On a visit to his son,
Sam MoWbortor apJ fopo;lyy |
DR.. C. T. Keyes, who has filled the
position most acceptably the past two
years, has been re-appointed Health
Officer for Lee County.
Geo B. Brown of the Guntown Hot
Times andCharley Newman of the Bal
dwyn Home Journal were among the
delegates to the Redmen con vention.
After completing the Sc ssion as Pro-
fessor of Latin in the Gren ada Female
College, Miss Corinne Laney has re-
turned home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. w. B. Long left Monday for
her daughter, Mrs. Simmons. She was
accompanied by her little grandson,
Paul Hutchinson.
John Anderson arrived at home We'd
nesday night after completing his ex-
animation at the University of Missis-
sippi. The reports from our young
friend have been very gratifying to
his friends at home.
ED. j. L. Blanchard of Belmont, Miss
will preach at Westmorela land Primitive
Baptist Church, neal Bissell, next
Saturday and Sunday. All are in
vited to attend.
Miss Helen Eaves, one of Tupelo's
prettiest and most popularyoung ladies',
has returned home from Belmont Col
lege, Nashville, WI ere she has been
a student.
After standing his examination, Nor
man Monaghan arrived from the Uni
versity Friday last. He was placed on ;
the Board of Control Of Athletics for !
the coming year, an honor greatly
coveted by The students.
Miss Bass of DanyilIe, Va. is in the /.
city the guest of her friend, Miss Efie
Milan. MISS Bass has just graduated
from the Scarrett Bible Train ing School J
Kansas City, Nc. J
Mr.. John R. Dabbs has accepted a
position with Rousse-H empstone Dry
Goods Co., Baltimore, and will make
Mississippi. Mr.. Dabbs will be assisted Y
by his son, Roy, and we feel sure that /
the House will enjoy a splendid trade J
in their territory. !
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Mr.. John Trice of Tampa, Fla. and S
MS daughter, Miss Ruth are here the
Of relatives, having arrived from j
Nashville where Miss Ruth is a pupil IN Z
Belmont College. The many friends Of 4
Mr.. Trice were glad to see him in
Mississippi again and to knew that his a
section is prosperous. s