The Tupelo journal., 1911-09-15
Local Happening
Those Who Come and q

Billiards. Fall Millinery Opening
September 22d.
Street Kinds spent Sunday with
friends in Bonneville.
Miss Mary Sue Langston is attending
Z house party in Baldwin.
A big line of silverware and china at
Pound. Kincannon- Elkln Cos.
DR.. L. o. Carruth, of Chesterville,
spent Wednesday at the Baldwin fair.
Douglass Green, of Guntown, was in
town Monday en- route to Chestervllle.
Mrs. C.. W. Hall and little son,
Charles. are the guests of relatives IN
Memphis.
Jim McNiel and Clifford Topp are
playing IN the band at Baldwin during
the fair.
R. S. PAYNE, one of the county's
Leading farmers, was down on business
yesterday. .
Mr.. Written Duncan, Of Nashville,
Tenn, spent several days in the city
this week.
Russell B air left Monday for Lex
iagton, w., where he will enter WASH
ington- Lee University.
Misses Sadie and Louise Gentry and
Halle Slavery are spending the week
with friends in BALDWIN.
Miss Tempye Harris, of Nettleton,
spent several days with Mrs. Linton
and family during the week.
Mrs. j. E. Motlow has as her guest
during the week Miss Emmie Connell,
an accomplished young lady of May
hew.
w. R. Trap was here Thursday en-
route to Nettlelon from st. Louis,
where he purchased a full line of dry
goods.
Misses Maude and Annie Laurie Rob-
erts, of Rives. Tenn, are the guests OF
Miss Hazel Topp and other friends in
Tupelo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Blair and Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. johnson have returned
from a visit to Colorado Springs and
other points of interest in the West.
Mrs R. L. Kinds. and Master Rob-
ert Kinds, who have been visiting IN
Greenwood and Grenada, the past two
weeks were expo cted home last night.
Mr.. F. L. Spight left Tuesday for
st. Louis and Chicago, where he will
purchase q full lire of dry goods, shoes.
notions and hats for the fall business.
Mr. stannard Topp, who has been
EMPLOYED in Mobile. Ala for some
time. has returned home to accept q
nos,tion with his father in the dry
goods business.
Mrs. W. A. Monaghan. Miss Anna
Milan, Miss Annie Ruff. Robert Walk
er. S. j. High, Claude Clayton. Pearl
Long and Charlie Hough attended the
fair at Baldwin Wednesday.
r. w, Reed has returned from New
York and the Eastern markets. where
he bought extensively tor the K. W.
Reed Co., of everything in the dry
goods, clothing. shoes and notions line.
Miss Eva Pentecost. who spent sew
-eral weeks with her parents at Carroll
ton, has resumed her position with
Spight and Hall, where she would DC
pleased to see her many friends wher
in need of dry goods.
Miss Annie Slight has been the
guest of relatives during the pas
week. Miss Spight has just returnee
from a tour of the West. including TIT
Pacific slope, and manv points of inter
est i, the Northwest. She will leave
within the next few days to resume he
p,sit;on in the public schools of Clarks
dale.
Miss Nell Began. who accepted
position as music teacher at Pelahatch
lie, has entered upon her duties and re
ports that she has a class Of twenty
with others to enroll. Miss Nell ma
marked talent, and with the fine or
~portunjties afforded her at the /. ]. 1
C., she will prove a most acceptab'
instructress to her patrons.
If it'a a wedding present you wan
cal! on Pound Kincannon Elkin Co.
The singing ut, the Baptist churc
this week led by Prof. Scholield
greatly enjoyed by the many who at
teDd~thp meeting. DR.. Taylor, who
doing the preaching, is n OF II
ciaareSt thinkers and most forcef,
speakers which has e visited IT,
pelo. He will speak next Sunday :