The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-22
Local Happenings |
Those Who Come and DO ;

business Monday.
Bob West of Pontocola, was here
on BUSINESS. Wednesday.
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q WilAHerring; of Belden was here yes
lerdayFnssrketing cotton.
Dr.. IT, 6..1icaruth, of Chesterville,
Spent Wednesday in the city.
o. Nj. Scott, OF Belden, was here on
business the first of the week.
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Moab Rileg and sons Flant and Van,
of Beldsn spent yesterday in town.
Dr!.pW.FC. Spencer, of Verona, made
q businasst cripple Tupelo Tuesday.
I City Point was represented here
tuesday BY MaH Bass and Tom Boothe.
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Robert Gardner and Sid Parham of
Saltillo were down on business yester-
day,
C II. Lamb 8 prominent stock man
of Shannon. was here on business Mon
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Mr.. and Mrs. j.. M. Thomas spent
several days. in, Memphis during the
week. fese4e
Belden was represented here Tues
day by Messrs. Heard, Herring and
living. f@5i 81, e.,
T. Na:u.lpN. ii J f Mor+oob;a ;s
the guest of Mr.. J. Y. Cummings and
family. q;. ezs.
Levi Phillips, a prominent merchant
Of Bonneville, was here Tuesday on
business. tr
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Hunt will visit
relatives in Jackson, Tenn, the first of
next week.
Miss Mary Clark, of Shannon, was
the guest of friends here the first of
the week.
Mr.. B. T. Clark left Saturday for
ampa where he was called by the ill
rass of Mrs. Clark.
Among those here on business from
Plantersville Tuesday were John Jami-
son and c. C. Rogers,
Jerre Kernodle, who spent the past
summer and fall in the delta, is the
guest of relatives here. 4
The Journal was favored Tuesday by
a pleasant business call from Ben
Monaghan, of City Point.
George Simmons, of Brawiey, one of
the fourthdistrict's good citizens, spent
Monday in town on business.
Jack Nichols, one of the county's
most successfulfarners of Coonewah,
was here yesterday on business
Mrs. Nelson Hutchinson, of Columbus,
will spend a few weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.. Mcclure.
Messrs Mark Conwill, Tom Edwards
and Frank Pettigrew, of near Nettle-
ton, were here on business Tuesday.
Messrs. Bean Bros, cotton buyers,
have moved from New Albany here
and are located in the Armstrong build
ing.
Mrs. r. F. Coffee was called Satur-
day % Selma, Ala, by a message an
~nouncina the serious illness of her mo-
Their. Mrs. Marshall.
Rev. N. C. Augustus, pastor of the
Methodist church at Houston, was the
guest of F. Ii. K~incannon and family
the first ofsthe week.
DR.. r.. A. Pyle and Messrs. Threlkeld
and Wteh,lof SaltilIo. attended the an
nuaf Stockholders meeting of the Cotton
States Life Tuesday.
Miss Hefrnione Holland. the charm
ing little daughter of DIR. Holland, of
Saltillo. was the guest of Mrs. Candy
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Lowe, nee Miss Mary McAllis-
ter of Arkansas, arrived in Tupelo
Monday night ard 'wiil4remain with her
fathers family several weeks
Dunbar Wood and son, Forest, of
Smiths Store were down on business
Wednesday, While here Mr.. Wood ex-
tended his subscription through 1915.
Messrs. M. M. Miller, Oscar Vaughn,
Drs. NJ. A. Cowden and r. c. Dabbs,
of Shannon, attended the stockholders
meeting Tuesday of the Cotton States
Life.
The following stockholders of the
Cotton States Life from Plantersville
attended the stockholders meeting at
the Comus theatre Tuesday afternoon:
.aassrc Towerv Rogers, BiggerS and