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lon, Ohio, where she will, remain
during the Christmas vacation.

lon, Ohio, where she will remain
during the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Braley will
go to Longmont, Col, to spend
Christmas with their parents. They
will return about the first of Janu-
airy.
Jay Wysong went to St. Paul to-
day. He will attend the annual BAN
quet rendered by the st. Paul Laun-
derers' club in the palm room OF the
Hotel Saint Paul tonight.
Mrs B. C. Frederick and daughter
| Bonnie arrived in this city last
Saturday to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Broderick's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ellis, of State street.
J. A. Berquist returned last night
from Minneapolis where he attended
the meeting at the Radisson hotel
of the Credit Mems association. Over
15G members were present at the
banquet and a number of addresses
We're given.
| Miss Helen Reynolds, who is at
the head of the primary department
of the normal model school, will
spend the first week of January in
! Chicago visiting the public schools
there to observe the primary meth
DDS used in those schools.
! Dale l.. Wilson, representing the
United Cereal Mills, Chicago, was in
Mankato today. Mr.. Wilson is q for
mer Mankato boy and is making
good He departed this afternoon
! for New York city where he will
remain during the holidays.
Mrs. J. c. Thro departed today
for Anamoose, y. D., where her son,
j. Clifford Thro, is very i'll with
! typhoid fever. Mr. Thro was re-
Gently married to Miss Under OF
! this city, and the latter's mother
will leave for Anamoose tomorrow.
| Miss Inga johnson arrived in the
city last night from Morgan where
she has been teaching, and was the
i guest Of her sister, Miss Lucia
Johnson, who is a student at the
Mankato Commercial college. They
/ will leave today for their home al
New Richiand, where they will spend
the holidays.
| G. A. Hagen Of st. James, and G.
Lykken Of Grafton are in the city
today as guests OF Ole Andengaard
OF the police force. 1t was quite a
pleasure for Mr.. Andengaard to meet
these gentlemen as they were school
! companions in the old country. Mr..
! Andengaard has not seen Mr.. Lyk-
ken for forty years. They were
roommates for six years. This morn
ing he took his guests around the
city showing them the sights OF
Mankato.
| Game Warden Con V. tombstone
returned last night from st Paul
where he attended the land show.
He informed The Free Press that
the fish taken from Lake Washington
was the only exhibit there with the
exception Of few rainbow trout. He
! said the pike got sick and so had to
be taken back to the hatchery but
the big twenty-four pound pickerel
survived the trip and the croppies
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From Fridays Daily
Sprasue-Barrett Wedding.

SPraSue-Barrett wedding.
Mapleton Enterprise. "Wednesday
at the hour of two o'clock in the
afternoon, at the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sprague, on
Smith avenue, was solemnized the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Myrtle, to Mr.. James G. Barrett of
Raymond, Mont. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. N. l.. Hotchkiss,
pastor of the Methodist church, in
the presence of a few Of the init
mate friends and relatives OF the
bride The decorations of both the
parlor, where the ceremony was per-
formed, and the dining room, where
the wedding dinner was served, We're
of holly in commemoration of the
holiday season.
At the appointed hour the wedding
party made their way to the front
parlor where they were met by the
officiating clergyman and the cere-
mony, simple one, was performed.
Miss Addie Sprague, sister of the
bride, presided at the piano, and ac-
companied by Mr.. B. KlimO OF Brice-
lyn, on the violin, rendered vol
untary number, following the same
with the wedding march as the hap
by couple took their place in the
parlor for the ceremony
The bride was attired in q beauti-
full suit Of white silk covered with
white chiffon, while the groom wore
the customary suit of black. Ihey
were the recipients Of warm congrat-
ulations on the part of their friends
and many very beautiful and yalu-
able gifts. A delightful wedding lunch
was served by the brides mother,
following the ceremony which was
heartily enjoyed by all present.
The bride has grown to woman
hood in this community. She is d
graduate OF the local nigh school and
Of the Mankato normal and for sew
eraI years was one OF the faculty OF
the schools here. The past year she
taught at Clements, Mont, and while
there met Mr.. Barrett. She is a
young lady Of mplshments, no.
BILE character and greatly beloved by
wide circle Of acquaintances. Mr..
Barrett is q ranchman at Raymond,
Mont. a young man who, while a
stranger to our people, has impress
ed all as being q man Of integrity
and character. He possesses a large
farm in the west and during the past
eyar wintered nearly four thousand
sheep. He has disposed of his in
| terest, however, i nthe sheep indus
try, and will follow general farming.
believing that line more profitable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett departed on
4, Wednesday evening for their fu-
ture home at Raymond, carrying
with them the best wishes of all for
their future prosperity.
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bounteous supper was served after
which the evening was spent in so.
cial way, withcards as the feature.
Ben Hovig of independence, Iowa,
is home for the holidays.
Mike English of Tracy is visiting
friends in Mankato today.
Attorney Miles Porter went to
Fairfax on business yesterday.
Sheriff Anton Osten went to Lake
Crystal on business this morning.
A. r. Wood OF GAINESVILLE is reg.
lstered at Hotel Heinrich today.
A. l.. Turner Of Owatonna is
spending few days in the city.
E. c. Weston of Redwing trans.
acted business in Mankato today.
Oliver c. Peterson of ST. James
is visiting friends in Mankato to-
day.
Carl Engwaldson and Albert Krost
were in St Paul yesterday on bust
ness.
Miss A. r. Partridge Of Vernon
Center was in the city today on bus
! mess.
Robert Madig1a of Madison Lake
was in the city on business this
morning.
f. r. Davis of the Soldiers Home
is the guest Of old time friends in
Mankato today.
John H. Hohmann returned last
night from St. Paul where he attend
ed the land show.
Henry Schafer Of GAINESVILLE is
spending a few days in the city
calling on his friends
J. n. Moonan and II. n. Gallagher
Of Waseca we're business. visitors in
the city this morning.
Simon A. Day the hardware dealer
OF Amboy was business visitor in
Mankato this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Torgersor
OF Lake Crystal We're the guests Of
friends in the city today.
P. F. Fox, Mrs. ~. Schinaler and
Miss J. r. Murphy of GAINESVILLE are
visiting friends here today
Mrs. D. T.. Evans returned yester
day from Minneapolis where she
spent a month with relatives.
Attorney ]. w. Schmitt returned
last night from the twin cities where
he had gone on legal business.
, Professor w. A. Nichols departed
yesterday for Los Angeles where he
, will remain during the holidays.
Archie Burrell of Nicollet county
left last night for Los Angeles, Cal.
where he has gone for his health
Superintendent Sperry Of the higf
school returned last night from
ST. Paul where he had gone on bust
ness.
Scott Fisher of North iMankatc
! left today for Indiana where he will
spend the Christmas holidays with
| his sister.
! Robert Childs, the salesman fol
/ the Quaker Oats company of Chi
cago, was in the city yesterday call
/ ing on the trade.
| Miss Oberlin Of the normal faculty
departed this afternoon for Massil
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Fairmont Independent, returned to
that city last evening after spending
several days in Mankato visiting
friends and relatives.
Rev. W. e. Evans and daughters
/ left today for Judson where they
will attend the convention of the
Jerusalem church, which is being
held today and tomorrow.
Miss Floy Owens, who is employ
ed at the Warwick book store,
returned yesterday from Lake Crys-
tai and Vernon Center where she
spent Christmas with relatives and
/ friends.
| Mrs. r. NJ Day returned yesterday
from Eagle Lake where she spent
Christmas with her son, Fred E.
Day. While there Mr.. and Mrs. Day
were hosts at house party with
! seven guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ryan of lie
Mr.. Ryan was seriously injured in
the wreck at Springfield yesterday
and came TO this city last night
| where he met his wife.
John Nelson, section foreman on
| the Milwaukee road, is taking a
months vacation on his fine farm at
Rapidan Mr.. Nelson's sons, Charles
and August, assist him both on the
road and with the farm work.
Rev. Father Schuette of Prairie du
CHEN, Wis, is in the city visit
ing friends. He assisted in the serv-
| ices of the st. Peter and Paul
church Christmas. He is the son of
, former Patrolman Theodore Schuette
of this city.
| George Glotzbach brought his
eleven year old son from Sleepy Eye
yesterday and took him to one OF
the local hospitals where he was
operated on for acute appendicitis
Mr. GlOtZbach is brOther-in-laW OF
J. C. Thro Of this city.
William j. Boegen left for his
home in Chicago on Christmas
afternoon after spending week
here. He attended the funeral of
relatives. His wife and daughter
will return home the latter part OF
! the week
| DR.. G. II. Nerbovig went to Maple
! this afternoon where he will install
I the newly elected oftlcerS or the
order Of Eastern Star this evening.
He will install the officers OF the
Lake Crystal lodge tomorrow even
| ing. DR.. Nerboyig is grand patron
of the order.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Palmer
and Judge and Mrs. Lorin Cray viii
not leave for Washington, d. c..
until next Monday on New Years
They had planned to leave tomor
row They will so to Washington
first then go south to Charleston, S
c., visiting the old scenes of the Civil
war, and continue south to Flor
ida. They will be gone about thirty
days.
Grom THURSDAYS Daily.
! Entertained Number of Friends.
Miss Clara Stahl entertained, about
twenty of her friends last night at
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Wedding invitations have been is
sued announcing the marriage of
Miss Margaret Louise Spellman OF
this city to Harry Busse kuhles OF
st. Paul. The wedding will take
place at the st. Johns Catholic
church in this city on January g.
1912. After the wedding the cou
pie will make their home at ST
Paul, where the bridegroom-to-be is
employed.
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Team Ranoreted.

Football Team 6anQGeteC.
A banquet was served to the mem
bers of the 1911 high school football
team at Hotel Heinrich last evening.
Places were laid for seventeen, in
Guiding the members of the team,
Superintendent Sperry, DIR. !. ?. Re
senwald, M. T. Pitman and ]. G. Nor
by, Of the high school faculty. The
following was the menu:
Cream of Tomato Soup
Olives, Dill Pickles Girkins
Spring Turkey Mashed Potatoes
Paris Corn Peas Pineapple Zee
Fruit Salad
Ice Cream Cake Coffee
Following the dinner number of
toasts were responded to. Lucius
Badger spoke of "the season." Ray
mond Hughes, Future Prospects;
NJ. F. Pitman, Finances" Robert
Alworth, 1.-THE Coach" Dr. Rosen-
valid, "The team" Superintendent
Sperry, "The Whole Matter of Foot
ball" After the speeches Captain Rob-
ert Alworth of the 1911 team present
ed DR.. Rosenwald with handsome
leather travelling bag, as a gift from
the team.
Following the formalities of the
evening a ballot was taken for cap
tain for the 1912 football team and
Ed. Wise was unanimously elected
to that place.
Pleasant Party at Boarding House.
Quite a surprise was given the
men boarders Of Mrs. Molly Johnson
Of Lincoln street last night when
they arrived for supper. The lady
boarders had. beautifully decorated
the rooms with holly and Christmas
bells and a bounteous supper Was
served. Miss Marian Best had the
fortunes of each one written out on
cards and numbers were drawn. A
huge pie was in the center Of the
table, with strings attached TO each
piece, so that each one drew string
and q pie. Mrs. Johnson was the re-
cipient Of handsome gift from the
boarders, Seth Barnes making the
presentation.
Couple From Away Marry in Man
ksto.
Mr.. George A. Longstein of st.
Peter and Miss Charlotte c. Stein
Of Pepin, Wis, were married in this
city yesterday. Their attendants
were Ollie Sontag and Miss Alice
Rhodes. After the ceremony the
wedding party went to Hotel Helm
rich for the wedding supper. Mr..
Longstein is engaged in business in
st. Peter and his bride has been
in Miller, S. D., engaged in her
profession as a trained nurse. Both
are fine young people and possess
a great many friends who will wish
them much happiness.
Stag Party.
About fifty men enjoyed a stag
party at the Elks club last night. a
large banquet was served and the
evening spent in a social way.
Miss McGrath OF Good Thunder
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were especially fine. While in St.
Paul he had a talk with Executive
Agent Rider about the deer Staying
at Sibley park, but would give out
no statement as to what was said.
He left for his home at Lake Wash
ington this morning.
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Family Reunion.

Family Reunion.
AT the home of George Edwards
at Minneopa on Christmas day a
family reunion was enjoyed by Mr..
Edwards father, Mr.. John Edwards,
who now resides at Waseca, and
brothers, Charles and family Of Wa
SEGA, David and wife of Big Lake,
Thomas of Mankato, William and
Henry of Judson. A beautiful dinner
was served and covers were laid for
twenty-five guests.
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~rom THURSDAYS Dairy.
Entertained Number of Friends.
Miss Clara Stahl entertained about
twenty of her friends last night at
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her home at the Stahl house. A
bounteous supper was served after
which the evening was spent in a So
cial way, withcards as the feature.
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Event at Marysburg.

Event at mdrySpufg.
One Of the social events of the
season was the dance given at
Marysburg at Madison Lake last
night. :. A large turkey supper and
bazaar was enjoyed, and although
the weather was somewhat inclem-
ent, the people attended in large
numbers, about 800 being present
The Loyola orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion, and all pro
claim it one of the most successful
dances of the season.
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Wedding Tonight.

Wedding Tonight.
This evening at eight o'clock Ray
mond Cunningham and Miss Lila NJ.
Wachtler will be united in mar
riage at the home of the brides
parents, at 1873 Belgrade avenue.
Rev. r. w. Hobbs will officiate.
After the wedding the young couple
will make their home at Sleepy Eye
where Mr.. Cunningham is engaged
as superintendent of his fathers
farm.
George Helms of Sleepy Eye was
visitor in Mankato yesterday.
J. w. Brown of Lamberton pait
Mankato a business visit today.
w. II. Fish of Elysian called OF
friends in the city this morning.
Ray P. Salem of Mortified called
on friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Buel of Kasota was the guest
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Pupils Gave An Entertainment.

The pupils of the st. Peter and
st. Paul Catholic church gave al
entertainment at the Loyola club for
the benefit Of the parish yesterday
afternoon and evening under the di
rection of the Notre Dame sisters
Notwithstanding the inclement wealth
er, there was a large attendance
present. The entertainment consist
ed of music, drills, etc. All report
the pupils of this school excellent
entertainers.
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ness, December 5, 1911.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ----$ 278, 78l. 60
Overdrafts. secured and un-
secured --- S,117.4o
lation------ $4,000 90
Premiums on U. S. Bonds GAP. 70
Bonds, Securities, etc. 13,989.34
BANKING and F 9sass; Furniture 10000
Due from National Banks
mot reserve agents. "a. As
Due from State and Private
Banks ind Bankers,
Trust Companies and
Savings Banks-- 1920
Due from approved Reserve
Checks and other cash items 1897. AS
Notes of other Natl Banks 40. 90
Fractional Paper Currency Hill
Lawful Money Reserve in
Specie Ssnk' viz: -sl1, 49, 80
Legal tender notes 694 90 11,883.8O
Due from u. s. Treasurer. $500 90
Total ----- 1870, 700. SO
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in-----$ 50.0O0.O 90
Surplus fund---- so. 200. 90
UNDIVIDED Profits, less FIX
penses and Taxes paid 3,957.5 SO
National Bank Notes out
standing 5O,OOO.W
to check ZIG, 49s. 50
Time certificates of deposit 2,139.08
mo 941. 81
Notes and bills r~ediscounted II, 163. "a
Bills payable, including GER
~tificates of deposit for
money borrowed 10000. 90
Total --A 1920, 7OO.6
State of Mississippi, 90
County of Lee
/. F. johnson, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
F. johnson, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of December. 1911.
Norbin Jones,
Correct-Attest: Notary Public.
Directors: VIC. Kincannon, j. Q.
Robins, w. w. Thee.
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LOST
sTRAYED OR o

From my premises in Tupe-
10 Wednesday night, Dec. 9th,
two Horse Mules, one a dark
bay about eight years old, good
condition, needs reaching; the
other mouse colored, about
nine years old, good condition,
one ear split, cut high up on
fore leg. Both shod in front
and will weigh about 1850
pounds each.
Suitable reward paid for
their return or information
to their recovery.
J. T. CLAYBO RNE,
TUPELO, MISS.
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Mr.. James Roberts, one Of the
couoty's oldest and most highly respec-
ted citizens died at his home neal Au-
burn last Saturday after . short ILL
ness. Mr.. Roberts bore an honorable
name among his fellow citizens at all
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times and will be mourned by . wide
circle Of friends. The body was laid
to rest at Priceville cemetery Sunday,
the services being conducted by Rev.
S. D. Shelton.
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Miss Dollie Thomson Of Belden, is
the guest of relatives in Tupelo.
Mrs. C. H. Lamb Of Shannon. was q
visitor to Tupelo Wednesday afternoon.
After spending several days with
friends in Memphis, Mrs. A. Wiley
has returned home,
L. r. Gates returned from Memphis
Wednesday night after spending sew.
eral days there on business.
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Look For Trouble Friday
Afternoon.

Miss Lillian Dlllahunty, of Birming-
ham, Ala. was the attractive guest of
Miss Ruby Jourdan last week.
If YOU have not received one of
Hough.s big jewelry catalog's let him
know and he will gladly send you one.
Miss Julia Petty returned home
Wednesday evening after a visit of
several days with friends at Shannon.
J.. M. Thomas, Attorney. and w.
Combs, civil engineer, spent Thursday
in Prentiss county on drainage mat
tiers.
Miss Ruby Jourdan has returned
home after several weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. J. R. Buchanan in
Amory.
Theodore Barnes returned yester-
day from Florence, Ala, where he
made 8 business trip the first of the
week.
M hCdu tHC IOot, oIAoyOo Va CSO'~A
notice of j. T. Clayborne found else
where, Mr.. Clayborns has lost two
mules.
Visit the Electric Theatre and spend
an hour of these long nights pleasantly.
A warm auditorium and good pictures
invite you.
The jewelry catalog sent out by Mr..
w, H Houeh, the Jeweler, this week
would do credit to cities much larger
than Tupelo.
Miss Lucille Spradling. who has been
at the Woman's College in Meridian,
returned home the first Of the week on
account of illness.
Look For Trouble Friday
Afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Hunter, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs
NJ. E. Leake, returned Monday to
their home in Guntersville, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Wheelock, and
two children, of Birmingham, Ala,
we're the guests of Mrs. George Mitch
ell and other friends in Tupelo this
week.
Miss Allie and Mamie Spight, daugh-
tiers of x-Congressman Spight, of
Ripley, who we're the guests of MI.
and Mrs. F. l.. Spight during the
week, have returned home.
Mrs. Fostsr Hudson arrived Tues
day from Southern Texas. where he
has been located the past year, Mr..
Hudson brought a car of mules and
horses which he advertise for sale.
Mr.. w. C. Van Hoose arrived in Tu-
pelo Tuesday and will take charge of
the water works and light plant Al su-
~perntendent, succeeding Mr.. st. John,
resigned. Mr.. Van Hoose wal the en-
gineer for the Tupelo Cotton Mills q
number of years and is well known to
many of our people as q capable man
TOT the place.
DR.. Reid, Of Itawamba, and SON..
Jim Reeds left Monday for Southern
Texas, where the latter will remain
during the spring with the hope that
the climate may restore his health.
Mr.. Reed had al attack of typhoid
fever during the summer and has new
er recovered from the effects of the
dread disease.
Mr.. Walter Combs, a civil engineer,
formerly Of Cieve and, Miss. and con-
nected with the dr. image wcrk in the
delta. has located in Tupela. We are
glad to welcome him to Tupelo and
feel sure that he will meet with al the
Success he merits. as there il much
H%. ~
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GROW WITH A
- rowing Bank.

WE REGARD the Growth of this institution as a credit
to the enterprise of our business community as well as
an evidence Of the esteem in which our officers and our
business methods are held. We invite you to make this
Bank the clearing house for your financial affairs. We
want the small accounts of individuals as well as the
Garner has need Of the Bank as well as the business man.
Open an account with even q small amount, pay all your
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berland Telephone e Telegraph Co., Tupelo Exchange, for month
of November:
u C. W. Hewitt ~-- ----- .--- --- 1890 --B Business
321 w. "A. Blair ----. ---A-- -------- ----~- Residence
PIT r. F. r @-~--t -~ ~~- Residence
n Temerson's- ------ 49,. 49, -----~ ~-- -~--m~ Business
297 Mary Ro9ers-~----- - -~--@ ---- Residence
398-R Mrs. A E. Sivley--~---~ ------M Millinery
295 J.G. Green ~--~--.- -~--- go Residence
391 j. 1. Aldridge -----~ -~---~ ---------Residenc
319-R w. H. Sanderson -------~ -f ----- Residence
1913 W. C. Mcdonald ------ ~~--- Residence
395.R Queen City Market ---B Business
128-X Leroy 7. ----V Verona
We furnish comprehensive telephone service to comprehen-
sible users. For rates call or write.
r. H. MULLEN, District Manager.
or II. L. FINLEY, Solicitor.
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New Telephone Subscribers.

The following new subscribers have been added to the Cum
berland Telephone & Telegraph Co, Tupelo Exchange. for month
lof November:
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Local Happenings
! Those Who Come and 10

Look For Trouble Friday
Afternoon.
Mesh Bags at Hough's.
Chatting Dishes at Hough's.
Silver Toilet Sets at Hough's.
Necklaces and La Vallieres at nough's
Ca~ssaroles and Baking Dishes at
Hough's,
Mrs. E. D. Hood spent Tuesday in
Memphis.
Miss Fannie Lee McCarty of Amity,
spent Wednesday in town.
MIR. T. J.. Jourdan spent several
days in Amory last week.
Miss Hicks, of Nettleton, visited
Tupelo Wednesday afternoon.
The very best and finest things in
gold handled umbrellas at Hough's.
Mrs. Hughes, of Cincinnati, is the
guest or her sister, MRS. Wm. vincent.
Mrs. Gray of N~ettleton, was q Wis
itor to Nettleton the first of the week.
Mrs. Jack Jones visited her mother,
Mrs. ]. D. Hunter, in Nettleton. yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Enslen, of
Birmingham, were visitors to Tupelo
this week.
The Journal was favored with bus
mess call from DR.. MIN McGaughey
Wednesday.
Misses Davis and Milan, of Saltillo.
were among the visitors here Wednes-
day afternoon.
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: (4521)
: Report Of the Condition Of
The First National Bank

at Tupelo, Miss, at the close of bust
ness, December 5, 1911.