The Tupelo journal., 1911-03-17
Local Happenings
Those Who Come and "a

Hon. John M. Alien lett Tuesday for
Jacksonville, Fla.
J. W. P. Boggan. Esq. attended
court in Aberdeen Monday.
Henry Pearce. Of the End district,
was here on business Tuesday.
j. E. Bright. OF Shannon. was here
on professional business Tuesday.
Messrs. j. B. Mallory, and j., B
Lyon. of Verona. had business in Tu-
pelo Tuesday.
DR.. w. B. Holland. one of the lead
ing physicians of the county, spent tie
dry here Tuesday.
Mrs. w. E. Frazier, of Winfield. >Als..
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Hoyle this week.
Mrs. F. L. Kincannon, Jr, of Men,.
pbis is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. ,
and Mrs. w. e. Matthews.
Miss Olga Linton. who has been 1T
home several days, returned to the H.
dustriai Institute and College Tues day.
Mr.. August Andersen. one of the
county's most successful and progress.
sive farmers, vas here on business
Monday.
Dave Bunch, of Verona, was here
Tuesday en- route to the University.
after spending a few days with hon e
folks.
FAINT r )gers, Sam Long ana Jim
Clayte Kincannon came home for a
few days during the examination at
The University.
Mr.. Clovis Kinds has returned from
Chicago, where he purchased a com
plete and extensive line of dry good,
for Kinds Bros, and Co.
Pastor Preston is conducting a series
of studies in the Life o. Christ, Cd
Wednesday evenings, at the Baptist
church, which are proving both inte.-
esting and profitable.
w. w. Trice ard Tom Lilly left Sat-
urday night for Louisiana where thel
will visit Drs. John Lilly and Sale Trice.
These gentlemen have purchased a fine
tract of land in the most fertile section
o Louisiana.
joe Tennis, director of the Bed In
fantry B md, stained at Salti!lo. vas
in Little Rock last week and closed a
contract with G. E. Shoemaker. chair
man of the music committee, to furn-
ish a twenty piece band to play at the
reunion, which is to be held in that
C ty in Ma.
Evangelist W. A. McComb, of the
Home Board of the Southern Baptist
Convention, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday night at 7:30
O'Clock. All cordially invited to attend.
Pastor Preston's subject fer Sunday
at IL will be Justification" Hear
him.
Dc rot forget me national Bible
school workers, Pobt. M. Hopkins and
R. P. Shepherd, are to be at the Chris
tian church Enext Wednesday 2:30
March 22ne. If you are interested in
Bible school work either as a pupil,
teacher or officer you will derive a
great benefit frt m hearing these men
They are practice al men and will bring
TO you practical Sc lutions of the prob
lens that confront you in your work
and broaden your vision. Everybody
welcome.
We are requested to announce Mr.. j..
w Sullivan as a candidate for Justice
of the Peace from the 9Th district. Mr..
Sullivan resides near Nettleton and is
one of the county's most substantial
ciuizans. He is a man of good ability
and one who believes in unfolding and
enforcing the law. Mr.. Sullivan made
the race for this office once before,
having received a very complimentary
vote. If elected ne would make the
district a good Justice.
A clever catch was made Saturday
e yening by Deputy Sheriff E. M. May.
nard here. MI. Maynard end a com
panion was passing along the street
when a negro beckoned to them to fol-
low him into an alley. Mr.. Maynard's
companion approached the negro when
the latter asked him if he wantedt to buy
a pint of whiskey, when the gentleman
responded in the affirmative. Turning
to Mr.. Maynard the negro asked him
if he wanted one too. Maynard replied
yes, and you with it. The negro was
taken before Mayor Robins. who fined
him $500.
We are requested to announce Mr..
S. S. Young as a candidate for Justice
of the Peace from the 9Th district.
MIR. Young is too well knowa t, The
people of the district to need an intro
duction at our hands. He has served
the people as bailif and deputy sher-
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