The Tupelo journal., 1912-08-16
Amorv Times-Press: Mesdames A.

Amory Times-P Press: Mesdames A.
]. Preston and w. E. Pegues, of 1u-
pelo, are visiting Rev. Jeff A. Rogers
and family this week and attending
the revival meetings at the Baptist
church.
Miss Emily Sisk, of the Cumberland
exchange, and Miss Marcie Sisk, of the
Stantonville exchange, are enjoying
their vacation. They have been the
guests of relatives at Nettleton during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodlett, and
little Jose nine are in Detroit where
Mr.. Gocdlett will purchase a touring
car. The family will return home in
the car stopping at points of interest
on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Watson have
moved into their handsome new resi-
dence on Broadway. This is one of
Tupelo's handsomest and most COM
modious modem residences. 1t is
equipped'with steam heat and furnished
with every convenience.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cary and baby.
of St. Louis. r the guests of Mrs.
Cary's sisters, Mrs. L. M. Boyle and
Miss Mary McCandless. The return Of
Mrs. Cary to her old home Is the
source of much pleasure to her host of
Tupelo friends.
Misses Margaret and Kathleen Bon
ner attended the marriage of their
cousin, Miss Juddie Mhite Mosley, in
West Point, the past week. Miss
Kathleen has returned home, Miss
Margaret remaining y until the last
OF the week.
Mrs. R. F. Coffee has had as her
guests during the week, her mother,
Mrs. Marshall, and sister, MISS Estel
Marshall, and brother, Mr.. Ed. Mar
shall, of Selma, and Mrs. Lyon, an.
other sister, and little son, of Blrming.
ham, Ala.
Mr.. /. H. Spradling and family lef,
the past week for Texas where they
will in future reside. Tupelo regret
to lose this estimable family and theil
many friends in Mississippi hope thai
they may find a pleasant home IN the
Lone Star state.
H. w. Carothers, Esq, and little
son, Durell Miller, of Houston, Texas,
arrived III Tupelo the last of the week
and are now the guests of MIR.
Carothers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. E.
Carothers. The legal firm of which
Mr.. Carothers is the senior member
, enjoys an extensive practice in Houston
!, and the southern sectiun of Texas.
Shelby Topp, Jr., who holds a po'
sition in the Office of the Tupelo Ferti
lizer factory is out On his vacation
and is touring the east. Taking &
steamer at Savannah, he touched at Bal
timore and other points on the coast ano
while out will visit New York. Boston,
Washington and the principal cities Of
the east. He will be absent a month.
DIR. and Mrs. L. O. Carruth and
Master Allen Carruth, of Chesterville,
were among the visitors to Tupelo
Tuesday. Mrs. Carruth, and Mis- $
Lola, have recently returned from
Montreal, and other points of interest
in the mountains of North Carolina.
Miss Mary Carruth has also returned
from Knoxville where she spent a
month at the Tennessee State Normal.
Little Miss Minnie Kate Rogers eel :
brated her eight birthday on Wednes-
day afternoon, the 14th inst, with a
picnic in the woods on her fathers
farm north of town. Quite a number
of little friends attended and the
honcree was made to feel happy by
numerous remembrances Of love and
friendship from her little comDanions.
Before the evening was oyer a mater
melon cutting and other edibles added
to the pleasures of the little folks.
A card from Rob Kinds from Granger
Texas. reports q most delightful TRIP
for himself. wife and little boy. who
arc touring the Lone Star state. They
visited Waco. Houston and Galveston
in the southern portion Of, the state.
At the latter place they saw splendid
auto races and visited the Cotton
carnival which was in progress. Mr.
Kinds enjoyed the surf bathing at
Galveston. which was a novel expert
ence to a land lubber.