The Tupelo journal., 1909-02-26

nOSCoSS OF the 7AS IOu LIN IL CluU
on Wednesday afternoon. Games were
enjoyed after which a tempting menu
was f~aultessly served.
FOR SALE-One brick livery stable
! block from union station, 85 feet
front on Spring st.
Apply to
R. N. STONE,
Mrs. Wilson and little grand son
Charles Cross have returned to their
home in, Birmingham Ala, after a
pleasant visit to her sister Mrs. b. A.
Rogers.
FOR RENT-One 3 room cottage ]
block from station west Tupelo. with
water connection. Price $500 per
month.
R. N. STONE
Mrs. Raymond entertained a num-
Der of friends, most pleasantly on
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her
sister Miss Annie Shearer of Starks-
vile who is visiting her.
Mrs. Ryan and son, Dace of New
Orleans, La, were the guests of rela-
Ryan is pleasantly remembered here
and in Verona as Miss Addie Harkread-
err.
The condition of Col. w. l.. Clayton,
who has been i'll for several weeks with
rheumatism is somewhat improved, but
fha lfcooca continues RI oorISo tho (.nI.
onel much pain. His host of friends
regret his illness and wish for him a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. E. C. Kinds leaves tonight for
St. Louis and Chicago, where he will
purchase a large stock for Kinds Bros.
& Co. This firm reports sales for the
past season satisfactory, and they
will bring on a larger stock than ever
before for next years business.
The students of the Western Normal
Musical College will render a musical
program at Verona on Wednesday eve
ping, March 3, under direction of Prof.
H. N. Lincoln. The program is va
ried and will please the general public.
The committee having the entertain
ment in charge are putting forth extra
efforts to secure a large attendance.
The Frisco will sell round trip tick
cts to Washington, D. C. account
Presidential Inauguration on February,
%, March /, 2, and g., tickets good
returning until March g., fare $23. SO
round trip. Through Pullman from Tu-
pelo to Washington without change OF
cars.
L. w. MCLEAN, Ticket Agent.
WANTED-Two honest. energetic
young men to solicit orders in the coun-
try. Men who drink, smoke cigarettes
or gambl e need not apply. Call at Mr..
Louis. Watson'S house, corner OF Broad
way and Franklin Streets, Saturday at
teruoon from l tot p. m. or write W..
E. Winstead, Tupelo, Miss.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-One black
mare mule. 6 years old, weight $50 or
900 pounds, left nay place on the l3. Of
February. Anyone finding same, or
any information leading to recovery of
same, will report to j. G. Sudduth and
Son, Furrs, Miss, and collect all dam
ages.
The arrival of a fine boy at the home
of Mr.. d. E. Turner is the cause OF
congratulation from the many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Turner. Mr. Turner,
of course feels that he is richer by
millions and we trust that the brightest
hopes entertained for the little fellow
may be fully realized.
M. d yT D4oI hoo ro4,1vnoI froyo
the Delta where he went last week on
business. While there he purchased a
SIS, 900 stock of bankrupt merchandise.
which he had shipped here and placed
on sale at Store No. 2.
Mr.. Mortimer Clopton, who former
ly resided at Lufkin, Tex, with his
family, arrived in Tupelo the past
week and will make this his future
home Mr.. Clopton conducted a sue
cessful jewelry business in Texas and
moved to Tupelo on account of the
healthfnlness and fine prospects of the
place. We are glad to have Mr.. Clop-
ton and his family become citizens Of
Tupelo.
Mr.. r. C. Davis of the Five and Ten
Store has just returned from an ex-
tended trip to Chicago and st Louis,
where he went to make personal selec-
ton of a new stock of goods for his
popular and growing business.
FOR RENT-One 9 room house; ]
block from court house, with electric
lights, water and sewer connections
granitoid walk to town. Suitable for
private residence or boarding house
Price $500 per month.
Apply to
Mr.. C. S. Temerson returned this
week from New York, where he pur-
chased a large stock for the stores of
Louis Temerson at Tupelo and Carbon
Hill. Ala. A card to the Journal an
nounces that in addition to buying a
first class stock, he witnessed some of
the great attractions of the big metrop-
oils.
Faust contains a large measure of
moral philosophy, both in the actual
words of the players and in the grand
ensemble of its weird lights and shad-
ows, its comedies and tragen dies. Sam
Jones aptly characterized it when he
said it was ''better than a Sermon
Will appear at Tupelo opera house,
March 20.
Basket ball viii again be played at
the young men, gymnasium rooms in
the Mercantile building .onight. This
is .hirc series Of games between the To-
cal clubs that has proved so interesting