The Tupelo journal., 1911-03-03
NET7LETON

b isiness trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. J. McInnis was the guest of
friends in Amory last week.
Maury Roberts was a visitor to
Anory Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Millage Reid Wiygul was a vis-
itor to Amory Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie Belle Dublin visited her
sister, Miss Bertha, at Blue Mountain
last week.
Lee Malone, Of Guntown, was a Wis
itor to his sister, Mrs. H. T. Dublin, a
few days last week.
Geo. W. Long, Of Tupelo, was here
| Monday buying cattle, and incidentally
talking with the voters.
A little baby girl has taken up her
abode at the residence Of DR.. and Mrs.
[. c. Feemster.
Mrs. W. G Francis had as her guests
Sunday. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reyes, and F. H. Mitts. of Tupelo.
F. R. Green has returned from mar
ket where he made the spring purchas-
cs for the firm of Green & Trap.
Rev. Mr.. Brown. of AmorY, filed his
regular appointment in the Methodist
| church Sunday, morning and evening.
The Nettleton Lodge, Eastern Star,
took in several new members Friday
night, and incidentally gave a nice sup
per.
Rev. E. H. Broome will fill his reg
ular appointment at the Christian
church Sunday. The public cordially
liavited.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening by Rev.
J. J. McInnis. A cordial invitation is
extended to all who attend.
Miss Myrtle Buchanan delightfully."-
entertained a few of her friends Fri
day night at Az. After an interest
ins Jane refreshments were served.
VIII Mears, Of near Slltillo, was
down the first of the week inspecting
some Of the good farming lani in this
community with a view of buying.
Brooks Marmon, representative OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Co, Of New
York; was IN this community a few
days this week intthe inisa ess Of his
company.
u. S. Gray accompanied his wife to
Memphis Saturday, WHARF Mrs. Gray
will enter a sanitariun. She has been
sick for some time, and it is hoped she
will soon be restored to health.
Miss Mary Aston, the popular trim
mer for tne Nettleton Supply Co, ar
rived Monday from Greenwood, and
will remain with this firm during the
season. Her many friends are glad to
welcome her back.
Orville Hicks. formerly OF near Net
tleton but now a citizen of flsllsdale,
was a visitor here last week. He bad
the good fortune recently to fall heir
TO a large plantation in the Delta,
which caused his removal to that place.
Wednesday night Of last week the
Frisco depot was broken into, entrance
being effected By the breaking of a
window pane in the Office. Several
boxes ana bottles, a few suits of clothes
and a suit case were taken. No clue
to the perpetrators.
Three civil cases ware sat for trial in
justice court Saturday. but only one
came to trial, that of Mullins VS.. Han
sell. The jury decision was in the ma
ture of a compromise, but as yet it is
not known if it will be accepted. The
following attorneys were in town in the
interest of these cases: Claude Clay
ton and ]. E. Rankin, Of Tupelo, and
Mr.. Leftwich, Of Aberdeen.
Mr.. ]. D. Bryan attended the meet-
ing of the stockholders of the Southern
Christian College in West Point last
Thursday. In speaking of the meeting
| MI. BRYAN said: The trustees were
authorized to issue bonds to retire the
old bonds, and issue $4,000 Of new