The Tupelo journal., 1913-05-30

Mr.. Warren ). Mcclure, of Men,
phis, Tenn, made a flying visit to his
mother this week.
Miss Maggie Hay, of Verona, has
been the guest of Mrs. R. B. Clark
during the week.
Base ball fans are looking forward
to a great game between Tupelo and
Mobile on Thursday next.
Mrs. Chas. Shumaker and son, Chas,
are spending the week with her broth
er, who lives six miles west of Verona.
Miss Kathleen Prout has returned
from Oxford where she was the guest
the past week of Mrs. A. j. Connor.
DR.. Kliperst Weaver who has just
completed a course in dentistry in
Memphis was here the first of the week
en- route to his home in Itawamba
county.
Miss Mile Brown left yesterday for
Columbus where she will be present at
the graduation of her sister, MISS An
ME Lou, who receives her diploma
Monday.
Mrs. o. B. Rogers leaves tomorrow
for the University to be present at the
graduation of her son, FAINT Rogers,
Monday who receives his A. & M. de-
gree.
Mrs. Carrie May Wright and Misses
Mile and Jennie Newell and Mary
Bibb Long left yesterday for Columbus
where they will remain during the
commencement exercises.
Mrs. w. L. Joyner and Mrs. E. c.
St. Clair left yesterday for Columbus
where they will be present at the grad
uation of Miss Julia Bliss Joyner from
the Industrial Institute & College.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Leake and child
dren left Tuesday for Birmingham.
where they will remain several days
with Mrs. Robinson. From there they
will go to Guntersville to visit Mrs.
Leake's parents.
A bunch of Cockleburrs from the
farm of Mrs. Lamb. east of Tupelo,
was sent to the Journal office Saturday.
1t is a rare instance that this field pest
mature s this early and it can be ac-
counted for in this instance only by
the cool weather of the past few weeks.
The following boys who have been
at McTyeire Training School during
the past session have returned home
Clay McGaughy, j. K. and Pat Wilson,
Britain Rogers, VIM. Kinds, Irwin
Bostic, Saltillo, Carlton Bonds, Bald
wyn, DIN Norton. Guntown, and Bert
ram Lauderdale. Shannon.
Mr.. A. C. Hambrick and family who
moved from Tupelo to S%cotsboro. Ala.
last fall have returned to Tupelo and
are now at home in their residence on
jefferson St. Mr.. Hambrlrk's friends
rejoice to see him return and will not
chide him for the move he made to AL
ALBANIA if he will promise not to do the
like again
Mrs. Matte Senter, after a very sue
cessful session in vocal instruction
here, leaves today for Columbus where
she will visit several days. From Co
lumbus Mrs. Senter will go to Sardis
where she will spend the summer with
her mother. She will return to Tupelo
in the fall to resume her class. Mrs.
Senter's rare ability is highly appreci-
ated by the music loving public of Tu-
pelo who will be pleased to learn of
her intention to return.
Vice-President W. H. Carter, of the
Southern States Cotton Corporation,
will address the people of Lee county
next week at the following places and
dates: Baldwin, Wednesday morning;
Saltillo, Wednesday afternoon; Shannon,
Thursday morning; Verona. Thursday
afternoon: Tupelo Friday afternoon;
Sherman, Saturday morning. Mr..
Carter delivers an interesting and vital
address and every farmer and bust
ness man should hear him.
Singing every night at the Comus.