The Tupelo journal., 1910-01-28

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Richard Cherry, of the Second District
came down on business this morning
Mr.. J. NJ. Allen leaves today fol
Jackson where he will remain severa
days as an onlooker in the Senatorial
contest.
DR.. Louie Kohlheim has returned
rom Atlanta where he went as a dele
gate from Mississippi to the National
dookworm Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Francis wer,
called here today to attend Mrs
Francis father. Mr.. j. G.. Bean, wht
was stricken with paralysis.
Mr.. j. H. Leslie, of near Planters.
Vile dropped in today and left his sub
'cription for a year with us. Mr.. Les
lie wears a Confederate cross Of hon.
or, a distinction more highly prlzeo
tlan any other civil honor,
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. w. H. Aoney and daughter,
Mrs. Gunter, Of Gilvo, visited here tt-
day.
Mrs. R. S. Payne and CLEVELAND
Price, of Birmingham, spent the day
here.
c. G. Rogers, one of Plantersville's
prominent men, was here this after
noon.
]. G. Bean, and DR.. Charlie Spencer r,
of Verona, were here today between
trains.
DR.. Weaver, of Mooresville, spent
The day here today.
Mr.. V. C. Cavett arrived tonight and
will make Tupelo his home.
Harris Stone, a prominent your 6
farmer of Rusk. was here today.
j. M. Thomas leaves tonight for New
Madrid, Mo /, on professional business.
Sam McCord was in town today buy
ing material with which he is making
i npl oYements on his farm.
Mrs. J.. D. Hunter, of Nettleton,
came up this afternoon and is the guest
IF her daughter, Mrs. Jack Jones.
w. T. Pound, the efficient and &C
com%modating Supervisor of this Dis
trict, was in town today on official
business.
Auburn was represented in town to-
day by Messrs. j. B. Mcclure, Carroll
Merchant, Adolphus Roberts and Lee
Christian.
A. j. Filgo, of Verona, was here to-
day closing up a land deal in which he
sold certain lands in Coonewah bottom
to w. A. Smith.
E. P. Clayton, County Superinten-
dent of Education, went east this
morning and will visit the public
schools at Moo ville and vicinity,
Messrs. D. R. McDougall and Charlie
Porter of Itawamba county, arrived
this afternoon to attend the Laymen's
Movement session at the Methodist
church.
R. M. Whipple, of Union City was
here today taking orders for tile. Mr..
WhinnIa cold SovoroI oorc which will
be used in draining lowlands in Town
Creek bottom.
Miss Sallie Buchanan, of Nettleton,
and Miss Annie Van Arsdell, of Dallas,
Tex, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. C. McGaughey. Miss Van Arsdel is
a cousin of Mr.. McGaughey.
E. L. Chapman. alias Sam Mills, was
carried to Macedonia this morning by
Deputy Sheriff, Mack Crawford, to
answer to the charge of retailing, in
Judge F. M. Rogers court. Chap
mans witnesses were not present and
the case was continued on his applica-
ton until this day week. He was
brought back and remanded to Jail.
THURSDAY
Mr. N L Witch, of Coonewah, was
in on business today
Mrs &c Kinds left this afternoon for
| Meridian where she will visit relatives
l. R Higgs, of Shannon, was trans
| acting business at the court house today
The many friends of uncle Buck
Hampton were pleased to-see him in
town today
M ssrs Tom Cassidy and Mack Means,
of Saltillo came down on the early train
this morning
Mrs w C Kinds and Mrs Hugh Ross,
of Guntown. were the guests of rela-
tives here today
We had a pleasant call this afternoon
from w W Johnson of the firm Of w S
Johnson & Sons, Verona
Frank Redus, junior member of the
firm of w 3 Redus & Sons, Shannon,
was here on business today
Miss Lucia Tankersley, always an
appreciated visitor in Tupelo, is the
-,o.t, ~ NJ, " n K;aoorro,