The Tupelo journal., 1910-09-30
Local and General Mention,

Mrs. w. E. Turner is the guest of
relatives in Lauderdale.
Jess Schumpert, of Richmond, was
over Tuesday On business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gordon, Of We
roma, were visitors to Tupelo yesterday.
Miss Hattie Gardner has returned
from Nashville e she visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Motlow had a
their guests last week. DR.. Franz
Broyles and family.
Postmaster Dozier Anderson returned
Wednesday from Texas where he spent
the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Candy spent
Wednesday in Plantersville, guests OF
DIR. Stone and family.
Mr.. w. S. Lansford, of Amory wa
here Saturday and extended his sub
scription to the Journal.
The fair at Memphis is proving quite
an attraction and a number have gore
over each day from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bryan visited
Nettleton the first of the week, return
ing Wednesday afternoon.
Mess. Abram Coggin, Lum Ming;
and Johnnie Webb of A%llensburg were
here yesterday on BUSINESS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Armstrong ant
Herbert returned from a trip through
Canada the first of the week.
Frank Goodlett and family returne'
the past week after a pleasant outinl
in Chicago and other northwestern
cities.
We were pleased to see for a short
time Tuesday our friend Nath Tart
of Lauderdale, who spent the day her.
on business.
Miss Fannie Bell who has been thu
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. R. Wilson
left Tuesday for Macon to be the guest
of relatives there.
Mrs. Pulliam and Mrs. Williams, OF
Buena Vista, and Mrs. Bradf ord, OF
Houston, were guests of the Misses
BasLin the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Walton will leave
Sunday night for st. Louis where
Mr.. Walton will make additions
purchases of fall dry goods.
The fair at Baldwin is attracting
large crowds and those returning from
there report a gooo fair. Tupelo il
furnishing its quota of visitors.
Mrs. Josephine Armstrong and Mrs.
Dunbar Gentry and Master Raipl
Gentry left Monday for Nashville where
they are the guests of Mrs. Whittier
Duncan.
Mr.. R. M. Repult, of Pl~antersville,
was in town Tuesday marketing a loa'
of peas. Mr.. Repult reported that hi
wife was improving from the injuries
received in a runaway accident whil'
returning from church ten days ago.
Mr.. Whit Parham, of the 5th District,
brought in a cotton stalk with thu
greatest number of hollis and square:
on it we have ever seer exhibited. TIL
stalk is on exhibition at ]. ]. Rogers (
Sons on Main st. and has $40 bolls n
squares.
In announcing the departure of tn
students for college from Tupelo las
week we omitted the name OF Miss
Lucille Preston, one of Tupelo's bright.
est and sweetest young ladies, VIII
enters her second year at Judson Col
lege, Marion, Ala.
Prof. J. M, Kelly was here Tuesday
en- route to Oakland, Miss, near which
point he will teach the ensuing session
Prof. Kelly is one of the most capable
teachers in the State and his services
will be of great value to the school
over which he will preside.
The many friends of Mrs. Mamie
Baldwin deeply sympathize with he'
in the loss of the little z year olddaugh
ter, LOWE, who died early Monda,,
morning after an illness of short dura
ton. The remains were taken t.
Auburn cemetery and laid to rest in th'
family square.
Through D. T. Fulton, Clerk of TIL
Endowment Rank, Knights of Pythias
B. T. Clark, the beneficiary named il
the certificate issued to the late Job'
M. Clark, on Monday received Twt
Thousand dollars in settlement of tn
policy, which was it's face value. A.
claims are promptly paid by this benevo-
lent order.
W. S. Thompson, agent of the M. 4
O. Road has been notified of the pro
motion Of Mr.. Sam Cheatham asI Roat
Master of the st. Louis Division Vic
C. F. Blue, resigned. Mr.. E. c. ,Finle,
has been appointed Supervisor o
bridges to succeed Mr.. Cheatham Mr.
Finley's headquarters will be, al
~ I'll rho MANY friend.