The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Local and Personal Mention.

L
phis.
Mr.. j. M. Gullett, of Plantersville,
was in Tupelo on business Tuesday.
Hon. George T. Mitchell went to
Pontotoc yesterday on legal business.
j. w. Almon, of Saltillo, Route !
was a business visitor to the city Tues
day.
w. C. Mccullough, Of Saltillo, was :
pleasant caller at the journal office
Saturday.
Mr.. Bob Griffin and daughter, Miss
Nevada, were among the visitors to
Tupelo yesterday.
Miss Juanita Clifton, after spending
a week most pleasantly with friends in
Mayhem, Miss, has returned home.
Mrs. Bette Laney and daughter, Miss
Emma May, spent Sunday in S~t
where thug attended the Springer-Irby
wedding.
Capt. Thomas Spight. wife ard
daughter, Miss Lillian, of Ripley, Miss,
spent Thanksgiving day with relatives
in Ture.o.
Mr.. w. c.. Callicut, who has been in
Alabama for the past year, has been in
Tupelo mingling with his old friends a
few days this week.
Next Tuesday night the annual cleo
ton of Tupelo Camp, No. 100, w. o.
w. will take place, and a full ATTEND
ance eff all the members is desired.
Mrs. Philip Brutcn and little bal y
are at Ripley where they will remain
the guest of Mrs. Bruton's father,
Mr.. H. P, Tigert, until the holidays.
Miss Fannie Mitchell, who has been
the attractive guest of Mrs. George
Mitchell for the past ten days, lett
Saturday for her home in New Albany.
Miss Mitchell was the honoree at a
number of social affairs during her stay
here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. w. P. Boggan were
made doubly happy by the arrival at
their home yesterday of a handsome
little boy and a sweet little girl. The
congratulations of their host of friends
are most heartily extended with best
wishes for the little ones.
We are requested to that
in the absence of Brother Woodland at
Conference, Rev. j. T. Cunningham
will occupy the pulpit in the Methodist
church Sunday morning. Brother Gun
ningham's sermons are always deeply
spiritual and furnish his hearers with
food for thought. The congregation
will be both entertained and edited on
the occasion.
At the home of Mr.. w. L. CoggiLs
on the evening of the 10Th tit, Mr.. C.
A. Hodges and Miss Mary Davis were
united in marriage; Brother Coggins
performing the ceremony. The bride
is a lovaLle and attractive daughter of
Mr.. W.. H. Davis of the Fifth District,
while the groom is a most estlmable
and successful young man The Journal
Joins their many friends in wishing
them a long life of happiness and pres
perity.
The marriage of Miss Kate Irby and
Mr.. D. Fl. Springer was solemnized
amid friends and relatives at the home
of the bride in Shannon Sunday even
ing. Miss Irby is an accomplished
young. lady and is gifted in her lovable
traits of character. Mr.. Springer is
one of Lee county's most promising
Young men, and numbers his friends by
the number of his acquaintance. The
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Springer wish
for them a golden future.
At the home of the bride In South
Tupe'o Wednesday evening at 1:5o
O'Clock Miss Eta Adele Walker was
Joined in the holy bonds of wedlock to
Mr.. w. d. Colvin, the ceremony being
said by Rev. S. d. Shelton in the pres
ence of the faraijy and many friends OF
the bride. The bride is a young woman
of many lovely traits of character and
deserves the warm friendship size en-
joys in a large circle. The groom ia a
successful and popular young business
man of Starkville. The happy couple
will make their home in Starkvilie.
On Wednesday, the members OF the
GAS You Like 1t Club" and a few in
vited guests enjoyed a delightful party
at the home OF Mrs. Luther Boyle.
Hearts was the game played, and In a
draw. Mrs. Henry Bragg Parker won
the prize, a beautiful Indian basket.
The score cards were hand painted In
dian heads. The Indian idea was car
rfed out in the decoration of the rooms
and tables. Mrs Boyle was assisted
in entertaining by her sister. Mrs. Nc
Canless, and daughter, Missionary Eli
Ieatte Boyle. After the games a sal
az, course with coffee was served.
Mrs. Bogle's parties have always been
UNIQUE end pleasing and those present
Wednesday are indebted to her for a