The Tupelo journal., 1910-01-28
Local and Personal Mention


Mr. G McCrar e made bush ess TRIP
20 Verona Monday
Nothing but pure Jersey milk served
It the soda fountain of the Busy Drug
yists.
Rev ] T Mccormick, of Kentucky, is
listing his /son, Guy Mccormick, at
Read Hotel
Miss Fannie Fulton has returned to
her home in Corinth after a visit to the
Misses Henderson
DR. and Mrs j F Alexander of Bloc
ION, Alabama. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs J H caves this week
Miss Eula Gordon, an attractive
young lady of Baldwin. was the guest
of Miss Bette Long Sunday.
Mrs Cooke. of Memphis, and Mrs
Converse. of Brinkley, Ark, are visit
ing their mother, Mrs w P Burke
Miss Katherine Troy, of Tupelo, is
expected soon to be the guest of Mrs
A L Jones-Columbus Commercial
Mrs George T Mitchell, of Tupelo,
will arrive during the week to be a
guest of Mrs Quinn-Jackson News
Will X Wilson, one of Tupelo's repre-
sentative citizens, was transacting bust
ness here yesterday-Pontotoc Sentinel
Tell your friends about our way of
ioing business. We would appreciate
their patronage also. Pound-Kincan-
nom Elkin Co.
Pro. w. B. Slater will preach at the
Christian church next Lords Day. II a.
m. Subject. "The Treasure House
700 p. m. Subject: THE Lords
Tailors."
At the home of the bride on January
Goth Rev S d Shelton married Mr. J
H Marks and Miss Minnie Ponnell The
newly married couple left next day for
their future home in Itawamba county
Mrs E B Hulsey entertained very
handsomely at cards on Thursday after
noon of last week After the games
delightful refreshments were served
The guests were limited to a few
friends of the young hostess
Mr. ] C Bean was stricken with
paralysis Wednesday at his store at
Willis Heights, the entire left side be-
ing affected Mr. Bean was taken tc
the home of his son, Joel Bean, where
he is receiving every attention and his
many friends wish for him a speedy
recovery
Ga Friday afternoon of last week,
Mrs d T Fulton entertained very
charmingly at a Forty-two party for
her guests. Misses Kate and Estelle
Brown Only a small number of guests
were entertained After the games,
dainty refreshments were served by t he
hostess
w Topp has bought the interest of
Carl Brown in the grocery business
heretofore conducted under the firm
name of Topp & Brown The business
will hereafter be conducted at the same
stand by Mr. W H Topp Mr. Brown
will remain with the firm as salesman
In a head-on collision Sunday morn
ing at ten O'Clock near Carroll, Ten
nessee. south bound passenger train No
5 on the Mobile & Ohio railroad collidec
with an extra engine going north
Fireman Moore was killed, Fireman
Foster was fatally injured from scald-
ing and engineer Maloney had both legs
broken The collision was due to n OF
the engineers overlooking his orders
Mr. A C Van Buren, arrived here
Monday nom Jackson and will occupy
the Baldwin cottage on North Madison
Street Mr. Van Buren, IS a noted train
err of wild horses and has had consider
able experience in training and driving
He dove the horse of Pegues and Shell
ton, Ma or Pitcher, in the fall circuit
establishing a record for the Major of
zig and winning over a fine string at
Jackson Mr. Van Buren, will have a
large number of horses to handle and
will begin to work them on the track
here ar soon as the spring season opens
up