The Tupelo journal., 1912-06-21

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South Mississippi, They will remain
there for several weeks.
Julius Strauss and his little daugh
ter, Lottie of Memphis. are the guest
of Mr.. Strauss parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Strauss.
FOR SALE: Fine saddle mare
works single or double Good style.
F. l.. Kincannon.
Rev. w. L.. Duren left Tuesday
morning for Tyylor's Depot where hi
attended a session of the Board of Mis-
sions Of the M. E Church Sonth.
DR.. T. A. Boggan. one of the dele
gates from this district to the Balti'
more convention will leave tomorrow
for Baltimore.
Phone C. w. Hewitt and have him
come to your home and clean it cleaner
than than it eve has been, with his
Vacuum Cleaner. Charges reasonable.
Old phone II. Stantonville phone 201L
Mrs. VIM. Watson and MIR. and Mrs.
A. A. McLeran went to Memphis Fri
day last. where they spenr a couple of
days, returning home via Grand juno
ton, spending the time there with Mr..
A. A. AcLeran, Sr.. and family. +
Miss Josephine Wilson entertained
last Thursday night in honor of her
house guests, Misses Mable Spencer
and Jennie Mae Carmen, of Verona.
Many guests were present and the eve
ming was enjoyed by all.
Messrs. j. NJ. Witt and O. X. Gary
left Sunday for Chicago, where they
spent a couple of days looking on from
the outside at the Republican wrangle.
They will reach Baltimore in time to
take part in naming the next presi-
dent.
Quitman Daugherty and little son, Of
Jackson, Tenn, spent Sunday with his
brother, R. c. Daugherty and family.
Mr.. Daughertv holds a responsible po-
sition with the Mobile and OhMe rail-
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. White Matthews and
baby. of Birmingham, Ala. are the
guests of Chancellor and Mrs. j. G.
Robins. Mrs. Matthews is the sister
- Mrs Doh,o, ool ,,nc< 10. .L;laLool
in Tupeio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazer and the
baby, who have been here the past
week guests of relatives, returned to
their home in Clarksdaie yesterday
morning. Their visit to Tupelo was
the source of much pleasure to their
many friends here.
Tupelo was represented last night at
the CT enshaw-Gamble wedding by Mr..
and Mrs. E. C Hind-, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
l.. Kinds. Mr.. and Mrs. i. H Green.
S. ] High and j. NJ. Thomas. The
wedding took place in the Methodist
church at GuntOWn.
Houston Lumpkin and family, who
for the past two years have resided in
in Marshall county, have returned to
Tupelo and will make this their home.
the family occupy a residence on North
Green street. They have many friends
here who are delighted to have them to
return to Tupe.o.
Ms. J. J Rogers entertained II e
missionary societies Of the Meth dist
church. at the residence of Mrs. Asa
Allen Tuesday afternoon. As the guests
arrived they were served a Mexican
punch by Misses Yates and Alien.
Miss Bancroft gave a much enjoyed
talk on the mission work in Mexic0.i
Miss E'izabeth Spight, who has been
in the faculty OF. the Clarkedale High
School, reached Tupelo SATURDAY. night
and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C.
w. Hall Hall. Miss Spight has been
Icc1eCISu tOT dDOtII"I CrIiu dtlu VIII IC-
turn to Clarksdale in the fail to re-
sume her position.
Miss Inez Preston delightfully."- enter
tanned last FIR day night with a lawn
party complimentary for Miss Marian
Bankhead of Jasper. Ala. AS the
puests.arrived, they we're ushered into
the dining room where de ightfu'lv
fruit punch was served by Miss Erin
Ballard. The evening was spent So
cially upon the la IN where q delicious
ice course was served.
The death Of Walker Vaughn at his
home zeal shannon came after q hong
illness from throat trouble. Mr.. Vaughn
was a young man of exemplary life and
was held in highest esteem ~ every
member Of the community in which re
was reared and spent his life. He
two sisters and four brothers to
his death.
FOR SALE-A Cro1 horse and brQ-