The Tupelo journal., 1910-01-28
/ Local Happenings
! Those WHO Come and DO I;
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
DR.. Harris, of Rusk. had business
here today.
j. P. Morgan, of S%altillo, was here or
business at the court house.
Mr.. E. Willis, of Memphis, was il
Tupelo today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Simpson, Of Bel
den, visited Tupelo today.
Captain Phi Long, of Palmetto. il
the guest of his relatives here.
Tom C. Lauderdale, of Shannon, wa
t~ransacting business here today.
George Patton, who made Eggvill'
famous, was here on business today.
Tom Austin and Will Monts leadini
citizens of Eggville, were here today.
Trip Scott, one of Belden's most pre-
gressive farmers, was down on business
today
Will Brown, of Commerce, Miss is
here on a visit to his fathers famil!
near town.
MIR. and Mrs. j. D. Rowan, OF
Chestervilie, were among the visitors
here today.
Glen Bright, a leading druggist OF
Shannon, was among those on business
here today.
Jim Austin and Bob Whitesides, Ct
Mooresville, were among those wfo
had business here today.
Messrs E,morn and Ogber Carmen;
of Garmon's NH, were among thost
here from the Fifth District.
Mr.. Fred Prince, a prominent gentle
man of New Albany, was the guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Shelton.
Miss Fannie Fulton who has been the
guest of Miss Daisy Henderson, return
ed to her home in Corinth today.
J. M. Butler, the popular bailiff O.
the Fifth District was here on business
connected with his office today.
Will Harris, Charlie Hussey, and I.
A. Hussey. prominent citizens of Rich
mond, were over IN business today.
Miss Winnie Smith who has been the
quest of her uncle, F. Johnson ant
family. left for her home in Bonneville
today.
Bob Repult of Plantersyille, one O
the most progressive young farmers O.
the county was here on matters 0
business.
Mrs. M. V. Walker, who has beer
the guest of ar. and Mrs. R. N. Stone
the past week left this morning for he1
home at Bissell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Lowe, of Pine
Bluff, Ark. who have peer visiting
Mrs. loves father, Mr.. A. P. Nc
Al!ister, have returned home.
Mr.. A.. c.. Jones, our venerable
friend of Gilvo, was owe today. Mr..
Jones keeps in touch with political mat
tars in general and does not hesitate to
express himself freely upon matters OF
public interest.
Mrs. Thomas Christian died at her
home near Auburn last night after an
illness of several weeks. Deceased wa
a Miss Malone and the wife of Mr.
Thomas Christian. She vas a woman
dearly beloved by all who knew her
and her untimely death is universally
regretted. She leaves a husband anc
nine small children to mourn her loss
The interment took place at Macedonia
cemetery this afternoon where Rev.
Price Harris conducted the funera
services in the presence of a large con-
course of sorrowing friends.
#. L. Chapman, alias Sam Mills, was
arrested this morning by the Sheriff on
information that he had been engaged
in retailing around Beiden and Mace
donia. When arrested Chapman was
searched and d Al Colt revolver was
found in his hip pocket. He was also
armed with three razors. He was
lodged in Jail afterwards being ar
ralgned before Esquire Ritter where
upon he entered a plea of guilty and
was fined the sum of $25. Chapman
was returned to Jail to await a hearing
before Esquire Roper at Macedonia
Wednesday morning on the charge OF
retailing. Sheriff Trapp communicated
with the sheriff of McNairy county,
Tenn 4. who informed him that Chap
nan was wanted thsre on several
charges.
TUESDAY.
j. j. Justice. of the Fifth District,
spent the day here on business.