The Tupelo journal., 1910-01-07

Miss Fife Milan left Wednesday fer
Florence Ala, where she is attendir g
school.
Dease Ryan, of Verons, passed
through. Tupelo Monday enroute to
Oxfoyd.
+ Mr.. R. ssT.TJones, of New Orleans,
spent the holidays with relatives in the
county. 800 @s
Miss Ballard of Ballardsville is thu
quest this week of Miss Erin. Ballard,
her cousin.
Ed. Ward. of Chesterville, dropped
in Monday and extended his subscrip
ton until 1911.
Messrs. G. w, j. w. and R. B.
Epting, of Guntown, were down Satur'
day on business.
Mr.. M. A. Billingsley, of Saltlllo
was here Monday and called to extene
: his subscription,
Mr.. G.. D. Strauss, of Memphis
spent a few days recently in Tupelt
with homefolks.
Messrs. Floyd Ritter and Vance
Stephenson, of Belden, were Tupelt
visitors Monday.
Dan Long of the aSecond District
dropped in Monday and handed us ;
years subscription.
Nearly all of our visitors for the
holidays returned Saturday and Monday
to business and school.
Mrs. Henry Parham returned Wed.
nesday from Aberdeen where she spent
several days with relatives,
Mr.. E. Willis, of Memphis, has beer
here several days looking after hi'
business interests in Tupelo.
Mrs. Robertson is constructing a com
modious cottage on Jefferson stree
opposite the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Finley Hall has soldhis residence
in West End to Ed Armstrong and will
move to Grenada about the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips, O.
Jackson, Tenn, have been the guests
of Mr.. Phillips parents the past week.
Mrs. w. H. Topp and son Dudley ane
little daughter Jamie left Thursday TO,
Plant City Fla, to be gone until June.
Miss Kathleen Prout had as hel
visitors last week Misses Marie Spence,
of Jackson, Tenn, and Mary Allen, OF
Okolona.
Senator w. D. Anderson accompan-
led by Mrs. Anderson and children,
Lena Bell and Charles, left Monday foi
Jackson.
DIN Francis, who holds a position
with the Southern Express Co. al
Meridian. spent several days with his
parents during the holidays.
Mr.. Oscar Patterson, with his sol
Dewey, and daughters Agnes ane
Ethel of Verona, visited his mother,
Mrs. Col. w. L. Clayt n, last week.
Mr.. Finley Hall has been succeeded
as the agent of the Southern Express
Company here by Mr.. Menzes of Jack
son, Tenn, who arrived and took charge
on the first.
Elmo Ballard rendered his resignation
as assistant for the Southern Express
agent here on the first and will go tt
Memphis where he will take a steLo-
graphic curse.
Miss Fatie May Savery who has beer
the guest of her uncle. Mr.. F. M.
Slavery, and family for the past two
months, returned to her home ii
Somerset, KY. Monday.
Mrs. C. J. Paessler has returned from
a pleasant visit to her old home ir
Union City, Tenn. She was accompan-
led home by her sister, who will remain
her guest for some time.
Mr.. M. E. Leake has sold his resi-
dence on Franklin street and is nov
Lying in West End. The purchaser OF
Mr.. Leake's home, we understand, is
Mrs. Waller, Of Crawford. Miss.
Hon. G. H. Hill and Hon. F. A.
Green, Representatives in the Lower
House, left first of the week for Jack
son where they will resume THEN
duties as members of the legislature.
Mr.. w. ]. Bennett, of Camp Greek.
was here Monday and dropped in t.
have his name enrolled as a subscriber
to the journal. Mr.. Bennett was
specially fortunate the past year il
being in a section that produced a good
cop and secured more money from his
cotton crop of last year than for the
crop of previous year.
DR.. C. T. Reyes and family have
moved to Nettleton where they will ID
future reside. d.. Reyes had extensive
interests heal there which
made it to his interest to leave Tupelo
and locate in Nettleton. During his
residence in Tupelo, DR.. Reyes has en-
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