The Tupelo journal., 1915-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Martin, of the
Second district, have returned from
Mineola, Texas, where they visited
Mrs. Martins parents.
Mrs. w. G. Francis has returned to
her home in Nettleton after spending
several days here with relatives.
Joseph Wiygul, of the firm of Wiygul
Bros, Nettleton, spent Monday here
looking after cotton sales for his firm.
DR.. Lawrence Orr and wife, of Full
ton, were the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
w. L. Clayton, the latter part OF last
week.
Brewer was represented here We'd
nesday by Messrs. j. M. Archibald,
Bob Schumpert, Walter Davis, E. =.
Watts and j. B. Gibson.
-Messrs. William and Arthur Bristow,
of Saltillo, were here on business Mon
day. The latter while here left with
US a years subscription to the Journal.
The Domestic Science class of the
Tupelo High School, under the guild.
ance of their teacher, Miss Anderson,
paid a visit to the City Market Wed.
nesday afternoon where they were
fully instructed as to the different
kinds and cuts of meats so indispen.
sable to the future housewives.
Professor w. T. Foster, principal OF
the Athens, Ca, public schools, spent
several days in the county during the
week visiting his son at Plantersville,
and other relatives. Professor Foster
was for a number of years n of the
leading educators in Mississippi ane
Georgia is to be congratulated upor
having secured him as a citizen ane
, educator.
Mr.. ]. M. Allen, R. C. Strain and S
j. High attended a conference in New
Orleans of the commercial, industrial
, and financial interests of the soutt
which assembled in that city to devise
and recommend q better cotton mark
citing system. The attendance EN-
braced many of the leading bankers
manufacturers, merchants and planters
of the southern states.
At the home of D. B. McGaughey
justice of the peace of the Fifth dis
trict, Sunday afternoon, Miss Cor
Jones was married to Mr.. Bryan Roger
in the presence of a few friends, Mr.
McGaughey saying the ceremony in hi
usual impressive style. The young
couple have the best wishes of all ant
the Journal joins in wishing for them
long and happy welded life.
Mrs. M. w. Thurman was the CUES
of her friends, ce-President DeWolfe
of the Texas Mexico Railroad Co., ant
Mrs. DeWolfe Sunday on their specia
car on a trip to Memphis. The party
was passing through Tupelo from At
ldnLd anu WlISu MIS-. iIuiiho1i " Joii
them here. Other Texas friends OF
Mrs. Thurman were in the party anc
the meeting was enjoyed by all.
One of the pretty parties of the sea
son was enjoyed last Saturday after
noon when Mrs, Frank Laney enter,
tanned twelve young ladies in honor OF
her charming guest, Miss Ethel Bowen,
! of Dallas. Texas. The home was beau
tifully decorated in cut flowers and
ferns. Progressive forty-two was en-
loved throughout the afternoon and
after the games most tempting refresh
ments were served and enjoyed by all
present.
The services of Rev. S. D. Shelton
were called for on Sunday, the 9Th
instant, to join in the holy bonds OF
wedlock two of Bissell's most worthy
and popular young people. Miss Leila
Simmons was led to the marriage altar
bv Mr.. J. NJ. Malone where their lives
were Joined together as husband and
wife. The young people belong to
prominent families of the neighborhood
and everyone wishes them all the joys
possible in this life, in which we join.
Get ready to join our Christ
mas Cash Club which opens Jan
uaru 3rA Peoples Bank & Trust