The Tupelo journal., 1911-03-24
Local Happe ming
Those Who GONE and %

Mrs. Leonard WesSon. OF Salfillo,
spent Wednesday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hargrove were
visitors here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Heard and Mrs
Will Herring, of Belden, visited Tu-
pelo w cd~nesday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. y. Huatcr, of Net.
tlet ~. were the gusts of rela tives
h re Tuesday.
Larkin Gamhrsll. n of Guntown's
leading business men. was down o,
business yesterd ~.
NJ. Jim Neal, Of Evergreen, vas
here Wed ,eSday aud left with us
years subscription.
Miss Annie Carson. of Verona, was
the guest of Miss Eula Hargrove a fev
days the past week.
Mrs. !. H. Green, Of Guntown, was
the guest of ter brother, Mr.. CT. Wis
Kinds, Wednesday.
A. W. Loden. one Of the Journa s
st ,uach friends of Dorsey, had br.-
ia IS here Wednesday.
Messrs. Clyde Bruton and Roge
Ga nhrall. of Guntown. were amc, g
the visitors here MonIay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mcclure, &
Houston, were the guests of relatives
here the first of the week.
Miss Lizzie Long, one of Saltillo',
attractive young ladies, is the guest o
her cousin, Miss Bette Long.
Mrs. jamie Markell, of California
who has MANY friends in Tupelo, is tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Troy.
We had the pleasure of a bushes,
call from Mr.. C. c. Armstrong. a prom
inent candidate for circuit clerk, on
Wednesday.
We are authorized to tt al
DR.. Potts. of Memphis, will preach j.
the Baptist church at IL o'clock Sur
day, and at night in the Methods,
church. The night service will be ]:
union service, and everybody is cord
tally invited to attend.
The Tupelo Millinary Company, Q
Wednesday invited TIE public to thei,
Spring display and many visitors
crowded their place The line displayet
consisted of all the new creations anr
won for this popular firm many compli
ments from the ladies' who wen in anf
made their selections.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
J.. T. Davidson as a candidate fdr bai'ifi
of the End district. Four years age
Mr.. Davidson made the race for this
position and received a loyal suppor
and complimentary vote. He is wei
qualified to make the district a goo,
officer and we feel rure that he woulc
do SO If elected.
u
We are authorizedst to announce Ell
Garner, of the I'd distriA. a~s-acandi
date for Floater Repre- sentative from
Lee and Itawamba counties. Mr.. Gar
ner is now a student at the University
of Mississippi and is a young man o.
s,lendid ability. He is well posted On
the issues of the day, and in every way
qualified and worthy of the position he
seeks.
The Ballard Dry Goods Co., for the
past three days have had on display
their elegant line of Spring millinery
which has attracted the ladies', not only
from Tupelo, but from all of the ad-
i, ming country and towns. The select
IONS are fully up to the usual taste dis
played by the firm, and their line en-
braces many of ethe handsomest hats
ever brought to Tupelo. Their sa'es
were extra large for this early in the
season.
On last Thursday afternoon Mrs. f.
F High entertained a number of her
vou ,g friends with a Noted Amer
leans" party, which was highly enjoyed
by all. The guests were first served
punch by Mrs. Berkeley ard Miss Dale
RAYMOND; they were then given score
cards and told to guess the names OF :
number of statesman and noted wo-
men who were ~cleverly represented In
various ways. This contest proving
very instructive as well as entertaining
Cake and orange suffle were served by
Mesdames H. E. High, W. G. Ray
mond and Jas. High.
Mr.. Frank Williams, who came from
Georgia to put On a contest for tn
Journal. m most highlyrecnmmend-
ell from his native State. Mr. VIII
,iams is a gentleman of splendid ability,
atfable and possessed of courtiy man.
pers and well equipped to meet any
business proposition that he may UNDER
take. Mr.. Williams is accompanied by
his wife, a lady of rare culture and re-
finement. Mr.. Williams has recently
nut ON a contest at Triton, Ga. and