The Tupelo journal., 1911-11-17
Local Happenings
Those Who Come and &c
Business Notice.

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airy LIST. 1912.
Mrs. S. j.. High spent Thursday in
Memphis.
Mrs. Will Booker was a recent visitor
to Memphis.
Capt. +. Elliott, of Palmetto, was in
town Yesterday.
Mrs. H. B.. Parker has returned after
a three weeks visit in Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNutt spent several
DAYS in Memphis the past week.
Mr.. James Simpson, of Belden, spent
yesterday here marketing cotton.
Miss Ruth Trice of Tampa, Florida,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. u. T. Harper.
Mrs. Otto Laurence. of Columbus,
Miss. is the guest of Mrs. j.. +. Mot
low.
Mrs. Chandler of Hugo, Okla, is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. B. T.
Clark.
Miss Elizabeth Trice of Hugo, Okla.
is the attractive guest of Mrs. Turner
Clark.
The Presbyterian Guild vas delight
fully entertaided this week by Miss
Ola Gardner.
Miss Louise Frazer has return ed
from Memphis where she las been Wis
iting relatives. &
Mrs. McElwrath and children of Aus
tin, Texas, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Rogers.
Mrs. Holberg of Macon, returned
home Tuesday after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. V. C. Cavett.
Mesdames T. C. Lauderdale and M.
M. Miller, of Shannon, spent yesterday
afternoon in town.
Mrs Jack R. Jones has returned af-
ter a fen DAYS visit to relatives in Ar
and Memphis. Tenn.
The GAS You Like It" club was most
delightfully."- entertained on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. P. l.. Spight.
Mike Richie. of the second district,
was here Monday and dropped in to
accounts with the Journal.
Mesdames r c. Kincannon, Wiley
Marshall, Mary Walker and Miss Annie
Honnolt were visitors from Verona here
yesterday.
The ladies' of the local chapter of the
Eastern Star will serve dinner and sup
per this evening in the vacant store ad.
joining the Ballard Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. Lawrence of Columbus. has been
the guest of Mrs. V. C. Cavett this
Mrs. Lawrence has many friends
here who are glad to have her in Tup-
elo again.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Mckinney and
Sam Kirkpatrick and family are recent
arrivals in Tupelo from Amory. and
we extend them a cordial welcome
among our people.
John Anglin, editor of our esteemed
contemporary. the Tupelo Review, has
been receiving the congratulations of
his legion of friends on the advent
of a baby daughter. who first saw the
light of day last week.
The School Improvement Asso iation
will give an entertainment in the as
hall Of the school building FRI
day, November II, at 2 o'clock. All
friends and patrons of the school are
rdlally invited to be present. Adj
missisn 10 cents.
The appearance of Angelo Cortese,
the brilliant young musician, who is
the MAN of the Hour" in Memphis
m lsical circles, was the signal for a
b lrst of applause. Following his beau
tiiul harp solo, La Gitana." by Has
selmans. he gracefully responded to an
encore with another exquisitely rem
dered number. ''Le Fol!ets," by Has
selmans.-Commercial Appeal.
The District School of Instruct, IN of
the Order If the Eastern Stai convened
in the Mason C Temple Tuesday NOR
ing n Ter d r ct on of Mrs. Ed a Alex
ander, of Bonneville. All the degrees
and other ceremonies of the order was
exemnlifej. Boonviile. BALDWIN. Net