The Tupelo journal., 1910-08-26

the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Doz-
Ter.
George Maynard has returned home
after spending the past ten days at
Stafford Springs.
Bob Walker has returned from his
summer vacation, and is now at home
at the Hotel Read.
Mr., A! E. Berkeley spent 9 couple of
dogs at Holly Springs and Red Banks
the first of the week. uas .sas..
Mrs. L. R. Gates and children are
the guests of Mrs. Gates mother, Mrs.
Metcalf, at Palmetto. se !
j. M. Thomas, who spent the past
week in New Orleans and Jackson,
reached home Sunday night.
Mrs. Phil Bruton and little daughter
have returned from an extended visit
to her parents in Ripley.
Hon. O. K. Gary returned Monday
after spending several days with rela-
tives in Memphis and Coffeeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wylie and little
daughter came over from Pontotoc'
SaturdaySnight and staid until Monday
with the family of A. Wylie. ec "a.
Mr.. John Wylie, who has been the
guest of his brother, Mr.. A. Wylie and
family. for the past week. left for his
home in Utica, Ill, Wednesday morn
ing. -
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Baldwin deeply sympathize
With them in the death of their little
cleven-months-old child, which died on
the 18th inst. -la,}oJ .4e aHn
Messrs. D. w. Robins and Tolliver
Livingston, Of Tupelo, and Oscar Vau-
GIN, of Shannon, attended the Far
naers Institute at the Am College
the past week. -
Mrs Brooks and her daughter, Mrs.
Lam, of~Atlanta; Ga. <cane in the
first of the week and left for Itawam-
,ha county where Mrs. KyleG mother.
of Mrs. Brooks. lies dangerously il.
The Superba Ministries gave an en-
tertainmentj ats Okeleha Wednesday
night before a. large and appreciatiye.
audience. The talent of our young
people was appreciated by q critical
audience. nS Yea
d Mr.. GA. Hassenfratz Saora Tuesday
received a tefegr:m from his friend,
Louis Genereux, WHOM the lire swept
CITY Of af4ace,s fdaffu. Gener-
u wired that he was 20. K" when,
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Paul Hutchinson, the little son of Mr..
.and Mrs. A. H. Hutchinson, fell from a
tree in Inka Monday1and fractured his
arm The family returned home with
the little fellow and he is now improv-
isg as well aslcould be hoped. x sAA
Rev. M. H. armour returned home
the first of the week after preaching
aSseries Of sermons IN Tippah county.
Mr.. Armour met many of his old,
friends who who. had never. heard him
preach, but only knew him while in the
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The Ballard Dry Goods Company
have leased the Armstrong buildings on
Spring Street and will move into their
new quarters by the firstof September.
The store has been o~vernauled and will
give this old and popular firm first
class quarters in which to conduct their
large business.
On Thursday morn,rg Rev. S. D.
Shelton tied the nuptial knot that join
ed the hands and hearts of Mr.. W. T.
Heitt and Miss Cora May Wolf. Mr..
Heittis from Philadelphia, Miss. The
happy couple left over the Frisco road
for their future home carrying with
them the best wishes of everyone.
a DIR w. C. Black and daughter, Miss
Ada, have arrived and are now at home
in a cottage near the school building
on Jefferson ST.. Or. Black and Miss
Black will receive a most cordial well
come from the people of Tupelo, who
are delighted to have them return here
to make this their permanent home.
The services watch have been conduc-
ted at the tent On Court Square by
Elder Cross of the Christian church
have been discontinued under the tent
and will continue at the Christian.
church on Church Street. The con-
gregations have been large throughout
the meeting and considerable interest
manifested.
Audrey Thomas, the little six-year-
old son Of Mrs. Ollie Thomas, who re-
sides a few miles east of Tupelo. died
from the effects Of an operation per-
formed in Memphis Monday. The lit
tie fellow was taken to Memphis by
Dr.. Reyes, but the maladies from
which he suffered had so far advanc ed
that it was impossible to ave his life.
The body was brought to Tupelo and
buried at Priceville Tuesday
~. Y. Cowley while employed on the
residence of ". B. Threlkeld at SAITH