The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
Local and Personal Mention.

Mrs. J. E. Motlow spent Tuesday in
Memphis.
Postmaster Bonds of Guntown was
in town on business Yesterday.
May the new year bring you every
happiness is our wish.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. Jas. Robins, of Nc
Kinzie, Tenn, are the guests of rela-
tives.
Delinquent subscribers will confer q
great favor by coming forward ard
settling,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Kinds are spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Kinds par
ents in Grenada.
Mrs. Ben. C. Whitehead, Browns
vile, Tenn, (nee Miss Ottie Raiford)
is visiting her father.
The next meeting of the Fortnightly
Matinee Club will be with Mrs. Dunbar
Gentry, January 9Th.
Superintendent E. P. Clayton ant
family have moved to their new homo
lust completed in West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Houston and chill
dren spent several DAYS during the holi
DAYS with relatives in Guntown.
Miss Addia Mccarthy, of Sherman
was down on business with the Superin
tendent of Education Wednesday.
Mr.. Charlton Hall, a prominent at
torney of Temple, Texas, has been
visitor to Tupelo during the holidays.
Little Miss Mozelle Gryday of Shan
non, was the guest of her aunts. Mrs
Strain and Mrs. Hall, during the week
Miss Dawson, on of Okolona's mos
attractive young ladies, was the CUES
of Mrs. w. A. Monaghan during tn
week.
Howard Francis, who is deputy il
the office of the Circuit Clerk Of LIE
County, Mariana, Ark. is at home TO
the holidays.
Bob Griffin who bought the Adam
Monts farm near Shannon was her
Wednesday and left a years subscrip
ton with us.
Miss Maude Haughton, a most charm
ing young lady of Aberdeen, has bee
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. {
McGaughey, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Brother and littl
girl, Mlnta Haynes, of the Universit.
of Mississippi spent the holidays wit
relatives here and at Verona.
Miss Lucille Preston who is attending
college at Marion, Ala, spent tn
holidays with homefolks, Her friend
here were delighted to see her at home
The K. of P, banquet and installa
ton of officers will take place Januar.
10. Get tickets at St. Clair Drug Co
A. L. Hocking's barber shop or G. M
Cranes off e.
Furman Boggan, representative o
the American Tobacco Co. in Florida
with headquarters at Jacksonville,
spending the holidays with his famil
here.
Misses Clyte and Erline Yates de
lighted their little friends Tuesda.
evening at a party. Interesting game
were enjoyed by the young people afte
which delightful refreshments wer
served.
Our esteemed friend, B. C. Hoyle
of Chesterville, was over Monday ant
called around to have his subscription
to the Journal extended. Mr.. Hoyle j
one of the country's most popula
citizens and holds a warm place in tn
hearts of a host of friends.
George H. Hill, Esq, spent severa
days this week in Arkansas on profes
sionaI business. Mr.. Hill will leav'
Sunday for Jackson to be present a
the opening of the legislature. MIR
Hill was not disposed to make an.
statement in regard to the senatorial
situation at this time.
Paul Allen most delightfully."- enter
tanned his young friends at the Lowell.
home of his parents on Wednesda,
evening. The hours were spent il
amusing games and the time to depar
arrived entirely too early for the hapl .
hearted participants. The refresh
ments were in keeping with the season
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Seawright an.
family of Verona, have moved to Tu
pelo and are at home or Jefferson
street. Mr.. Seawright will be connec
ted with the Asa w. Allen Co. aftel
January LIST. We extend Mr.. Seawrighr
and his estimable family a most cordia
welcome to Tupelo.
Owing to the inclement weather, the
Christmas tree given by the BaptisI
Sunday school was postponed unit
Saturday night. The tree contained
many beautiful presents and the hearts
os all the little ones were made glad by
receiving a token of love and friend.