The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-29
Local Happenings
Those Who Come and DO :

Chattanooga, Tenn this week.
MIR. C. l.. West, of Pontocola, spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
John Repult, of Plantersville, spent
Wednesday afternoon in the city.
r. E. Repult, of Plantersville, was
here on business Tuesday morning.
v. C. Cavett returned to Macon Mon
day after spending several days at
home.
Charlie Foster leaves today for a
visit to his home at Pontocola by foot
express.
Tom Gregory, sheriff of Itawamba
county, was over on official business
Monday.
Bob Westmoreland and son, Bob, Jr.,
of Richmond, were over on business
Tuesday.
E. C. Kinds, president of the Cotton
States Life, was a visitor to Memphis
this week.
DR.. w. B. Holland, Tom Means and
Bob Kellum, of Saltillo, spent Monday
in the city.
j. C. McCarty, owner of the Gun
town Telephone system, was down on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. G. C. Stone of Plantersville was
the guest of her father, Mr.. L. B.
Candy, Wednesday.
l.. R. Gates returned Wednesday
night from Arkansas where he spent
several days on business.
J. w. Yarbrough, of Baldwin, was
here on business and favored the Journ-
al with an appreciated call.
Messrs. Luke Studdard, Oscar Phil
lips and Tom Burlison, of Palmetto,
were here on business Tuesday.
DR.. Rhodes, Eugene Norton, w. c.
Waters and Guy Bruton, of Guntown,
were down on business Tuesday.
Miss Leila Kennedy, of New Albany,
is the charming guest of Miss Maggie
Riley at her home in West End.
Miss Florence Wylie left Monday for
Aberdeen, where she is engaged as
stenographer in the chancery court.
Messrs S. S. Young, PETER Young
and Will Moore, of near Richmond,
spent Wednesday here on business.
The Journal was favored by a pleas
ant call yesterday from H. c. and
Wiley Cruber, of the second district.
Mooreville was represented here
Tuesday by Theo Barnes, Jack Ballard,
Will and Jim Austin and Jim Ballard.
Mrs. E. D. Robins has as her guests
her sisters, Mrs. Prather and Mrs. Cox,
of Baldwin, and Mrs. Clifton, of Aber-
deem.
j. F. Berry, representing the John
Deere Co., paid Tupelo a visit Sunday
night, and reports business as being
good.
John Kelly, of New Albany, spent
several days with his sister, Miss Mollie
Kelly, and brother, George Kelly, near
Plantersville.
R. H. Mullen, district manager of
the Cumberland Telephone Co., visited
the exchanges at Columbus and West
Point Monday.
The Brotherhood Class of the Pres
byterian church will conduct the even
ing services next Sunday. All are cor
daily invited.
Contractor Hartley is making fine
progress on the government building,
Notwithstanding the weather has been
extremely bad.
Miss Linda Kincannon has as her
guest her school girl friend, Miss Ad-
May Lane, a charming young lady
of Shreveport, La.
Mrs. Lee Smith and children, of Gun
town, were the guests Of Mrs. Smiths
brother, Guy W. Mitchell, and family
the first of the week.
Miss Hattie Belle Stone left Wednes-
day morning for Newton, where she
will be the guest of her brother, Van
cour Stone, and family.
Mr.. l.. M. Boyle, general manager
of the Tupelo Fertilizer Factory, left
yesterday for Atlanta on business con-
ne tied with his factory.
The magnificent new quarters of the
Grocery Co. are nearing COM
and the building is a credit to {
both Tupelo and the county. (