The Tupelo journal., 1913-07-11

was the guest of Miss Kathleen Prout
last week.
A bouncing boy has arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Walton.
Mrs. Marjorie Prout and daughter,
Miss Kathleen. were Sunday visitors at
West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clark are re-
ceiving congratulations from their
many friends upon the arrival at their
home of a little girl who has been
christened Margaret Maynard"
The statement of the Bank of Saltiilo
appears elsewhere and indicates that
this popular bank continues to hold
the confidence of the business public in
its territory They are carrying a
good line of individual and savings de-
posits and have available assets suffi-
| cient to meet all demands.
Rev. w. II. Armour and Cook Adams,
of Chesteryille, have exchanged places,
Mr.. Armour getting the place owned by
Mr., Adams on Main street. Mr.. Ar
mour will occupy the Main street resi-
dence in the fall and MIR. Adams and
his family will move to the Armour
place.
In this issue we publish the state
ment of the Peoples Bark & Trust Co,
at the close of business on June 18th. as
reported to the auditor of public ac-
counts. The statement shows deposits
/ Of 1898, 83Z.6 2 and sight exchange. cash
on hand and loans on cotton of
S182,137.58, the latter being immediate
available assets. The condition aspub-
lished places the bank in position to
take care Of their customers during the
dull season.
In the absence Of the pastor, the pull
pit Of the Methodist church willie occu-
pied next Sabbath by DR.. w, C. Black.
who VIII discuss in a unique way the
subject, Loyalty to Truth" Every
body invited, especially young people
We publish elsewhere the report Of
the Bank of Verona made to the Audi
tor on June 18th. Individual deposits
and time certificate of deposits show
that this popular bank continue to
grow in public favor and the people
are making Of it their depository.
Ny. C, r. Strain, president and gen
eral manager of the Tupelo oil & lee
Co.. has returned from Chicago where
he attended the National Seed Crush
ers Association. Mr.. Strain is prom
inent,fgure in the association and takes
an active part in the affairs Of the or
g%anization.
Dr.. Henshall left yesterday for his
auxiliary and rescue station at Rose
dale, Miss. Mrs. Henshall accompa-
MED him. He expects TO do a great
work in rescuing fish from %overfowed
pools and sloughs along the river The
present season at the Tupelo Hatchery
has more than trebled the output OF fish,
and all applicants will be supplied.
The statement Of the Peoples Bank
& Trust Co., Of Nettleton, as made to
the auditor on June l85h is found in
our issue Of this week. The line of in
dividuai deposits are above the average
and the general volume of business
shows an increase over former reports
The Journal Office was favored by a
call from Mr.. and Mrs. L. D Levine,
of Memphis, on yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Levine had been to BALDWIN to
visit relatives and were returning 30
their home in Memphis.
A letter from Mr.. J, D. Huffman
written on the battlefield of Gettysburg
during the reunion last week, states
that ne greatly enjoyed the reunion OF
the Blue and Gray there. Mr.. Huff
mar was in the battle as a Confede-
rate soldier and found a number OF
familiar positions after the changes If
ty years of time has wrought.