The Tupelo journal., 1909-08-27
Miss Hazel Topp is the guest Of rela

Miss Hazel Topp is the guest Of rela-
tives in Corintn this week.
Miss Sallie fitzpatrick Of Verona is
with Mrs. V. C. Kincannon this week.
Messrs. G. w. Buoy and Billy Bunch
Of Verona were visitors to Tupelo Tues
day.
Mr.. Howard Simmons of Kirbyville,
Tex. is here the guest of Mr.. Taylor
Kincannon.
Mrs. James Mhitlow. of Brentwood.
Texas, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Gus McLearan.
Mr.. Francis Hargroves has left for
Columbus, Ca. where he will take a
business course.
Mr.. VIII Bell, a prominent young
business man Of Okolona, was a caller
to our city Wednesday.
Mr.. J.. L. Langston of Saltillo was
here Tuesday night to attend a meet
ing of the Woodmen Lodge.
Mr.. Stanard Topp of | o~uisville, KY.
is here spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Topp.
Mr.. Will Laney, living seven miles
north of Tupelo. broughd in the first
new bale of cotton Tuesday. 1t was a
good one.
Mrs. w. r, Davis and two children
left Wednesday for a visit to Mrs. Day
is father J. C. Brown, in the country,
near Richmond.
Rev. Mosley Presbyterian pastor OF
Okolona. PISSED through here Tuesday
en- route to Saltillo where he will hold
a meeting.
Mrs. Eldrich Lily left the past week
for Oklahoma City, where she will
Join Mr.. Lilly who has already gone out
to take charge TO the compress at that
place.
Mr.. j. A. Nicely and family left Mon
day for Celest, Tex, where he will go
into the jewelry business. The Journal
will keep him posted as to happenings
in Tupelo.
Miss Bessie Allen entertained W ed
nesday evening with a watermelon
party. Quite a number of small guests
were present and a splendid time is
reported. Miss Bessie is n of the
best entertainers in the younger set,
and all are glad when she announces
anything at her hsme.
Mrs. Lawrence Lilly, an aged and
respected lady of Chesterville, died
Wednesday at II O'Clock. She had been
an invalid for a number of years, and
while her death was expected, it was a
snock to her many friends. She is the
wife OF Mr.. Lawrence Chesterville, and
is well known in Tupelo. The burial
took place in the town cemetery at
Chesteryille Thursday. She was a
member of the Methodist church and
was a good worker for the cause
Aberdeen Examiner-Mr. Wiley
Clifton went to Tupelo Wednesday to
attend the wedding of his neice,
Miss Marion Clifton. Mrs. Elizabeth
Harris spent the first of the week in
Tupelo. John Motlow, Frank
Goodlett' R. A. Weaver and. w. z.
Smith Of Tupelo, paid Aberdeen a visit
in a splendid machine. The trip was
made in an hour and five minutes.
Mrs. F~ontaine and her daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, of Tupelo, have
returned home. Mrs. Harris played
the wedding march at the Clifton-Topp
nuptials.
The Farmers Institute at Nettieton
was we'll attended and great interest
manifested by the farmers: of that vic
unity. The institute was conducted by
Messrs. d. A. Sanders. of Starkville,
and A. l.. French, of North Carolina,
under the auspices of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College-Weekly, Aber-
been. Prof. Sanders says that the
people in that section r high up on
farming, and have the best of crops
this year. -Starkville News.
videlie, little son of Rev. and Mrs. j.
H. jenkins, who had the misfortune to
fall, some tx weeks ago. sticking a
wire in his kuee, is some better and able
to be out on crutches. The little fellow
was playing when in some manner he
fell upon the wire, the injury causing
him to go into typhoid fever. While he
is able toget out with the aid of crutch-
es, his knee joint remains stiff, and fears
are that he will never be able to use it
again.
Water Melon Party.