The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-01-27
Local Happenings
Those Who Come ana no

deem We're visiting friends in Tupelo
Sunday.
Miss Ida King. of Memphis. is the
charming guest Of Mrs F. C. MEG ug-
by this week.
Mrs. Geo. T.llMitchell is in Menu h /
where she will remain several days Il e
lest of friends.
R. W. Edgeworth, of Shannon, on,
of the county's best farmArs, was here
on business We .nesday.
Miss Helen E.ves leaves this weel
for two weeks stay with relative
and friends in X .ntucky.
7. A. Dugger, one of Baldwyn's lead
G business men. was down on bus :
n IS at the court house Wednesday.
Mrs. G C. Weaver and little daugh.
ter, Myriam louise, spent last weeI
W tn her mother, Mrs. ]. S. Scurlock
Miss Phillips. oae of ShermaIi's at
trlctive young ladies', is the guest thi
week of her friend, Miss Myrtle vii
Ii ms.
Mrs. F. G. Stone, of Sledge, Miss
came in Wednesday and will renal,
several days as the guest of Mr.. al q
Mrs. w. L. Stone.
Mrs. R. L. Kinds left the first of tn,
week for Grenada, where she goes t
be with her mother, Mrs. Dubard, whe
is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. R. J. R. Whitesides and Elfort
Whitesides, of Mooresville, were over
on business Tuesday. The former left
with us two years subscription to the
Journal.
There will be Recital at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Harris. Friday even.
ing, January, 9th, at o'clock. for the
benefit of the Episcopal church. A6-
mission Is cents.
Mr.. l.. D Sherwood and family left
the first of the week for Jacksonville.
Florida. where they will in future re-
sid. We wish for them pleasant
h, ne ia their new 10 cation.
Mess. I'M. Thomas and S. p Clayton
accepted an invitation to be present al
a banquet Friday night to be given by
the United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Co., complimentary to their agents IN
this territory
The Home Mission Society will give
scome and CO. reception at the home
of Mrs. w. C. Raymond Tuesday after
noon from 300 to 4:3o O'Clock. No
SPECIAL charges. it is freewill off .ring
Everybody cordially invited.
Dock Green. of Ecru, was here the
first of the week the guest of Dr.. c I
Williams. Although Mr.. Green is a
citizen of another county, he continues
t, feel an interest in the affairs of Lee,
where he has host of friends.
District.At George H. Hill, .Ir.,
came in Tuesday from Corinth where
he had just completed the state docket.
M. Hill is meeting with fine success as
a prosecutor and his convictions are
fully up to the average Of his pYede-
cessors.
MIR. James A. Finley has retirt from
the editorial tripod. the editorsh'p and
management of the Tupelo Tribune
having passed into the hands of Mr..
Howard Porter. Mr.. Finley will make
an active canvass of the district for
the nomination for district attorney.
The Misses Burrow, of Milan. Tenn !.
will render their program under the
auspices of the Young Woman's Guild
of the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening, February 1st, at the opera
house. Admission IS cents, reserved
S ats so cents. Your patronage WILDE
appreciated.
We are in receipt of letter from
Mr.. w. H. Powell from Portland, Or
egon, enclosing years subscription
Mr.. Powell and his family moved to
Portland the first of the year. We re-
greet to lose them as citizens of Tupelo
and trust that their new home may
prove everything they could wish.
Mr.. John G. Williams, Of Griffin, Ga !,
spent several days kere this week with
his sister, Mrs A. E Hindsman. Mr.
Gri fin has travelled extensively and re-
marked while here that Tupelo had
more paved sidewalks than any town
of it's size he ever visited. He was
greatly impressed with our little city.
Miss Burrow is one of my very talen'-
ed piano pupils, she possesses remark
able technical dexterity. She has.
therefore, my highest Recommendation
as soloist of the first rank. Bruno
Hinxe Reinold, Stern's Conservatory,
Berlin, Germany. At opera house Feb.
lat, uLder auspices of Young Woman $
G lid, Presbyterian church.
The fo'iowinn new names have been
acd d to the Journals subscription list:
-, 49, n n Dauis " III Pow