The Tupelo journal., 1916-10-06
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Local Happenings ;
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C. L. West, of Pontocola, spent Tues
day in town.
Mrs. Mary Walker, of Verona, visited
Tupelo Tuesday.
P. E. Smith, of Nettleton, spent
Monday here on business.
Will Francis, of the Second district,
was down on business Tuesday.
Henry Stovall, of Itawamba county,
was over on business Wednesday. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Hawthorn, OF
Brewer, spent Wednesday here.
Mrs. Fife Sisk has returned from
Memphis where she visited friends.
misses Myrtle Carson and frankie
Kellum, of Verona, were here Monday
afternoon.
Anderson Gregory and R. H. Mullen
enjoyed a fish on the sTombigbee
Wednesday. =.
Mrs. j. N. Redus, of Shannon, is
the guest of Miss Irma Harper, on
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. X. Gary were
among the visitors to Memphis during
fair week.
Mrs. Day and Miss Jessie Dawson,
of Okolona, were among the visitors to
Tupelo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs R. G. Strain and chill
dren spent several days during the
week in Memphis.
The Journal was favored Monday by
a pleasant call from Mr.. w. P. Hunt
er, of the First district.
Mrs. Albert Dalton and Miss Viola
Dalton are visiting the family of Her
man Dalton, in Birmingham.
Mrs. W. o. McGaughey and Miss
frankie McGaughey, of Nettleton,
came up Monday and spent the day.
]. A. Barnett and Charlie Malone,
two of the Fourth Districts substan-
tial citizens, came over Monday on
business.
George Ruff, who is now making his
headquarters in Winona, spent several
DAYS here this week with his brother,
D. P. Ruff, and family.
Mrs. Leake, Mrs J. M. Thomas, Rev.
]. J.. Cloar and wife and Mrs. Pegues
motored to Pontotoc Monday, spending
the day with the R. P. Brown family.
Messrs. William and Albert Brown,
of City Point, came up Monday morn
ing on business. While here the form
err took occasion to extend his subscrip-
ton.
The Journal, with their many friends,
is congratulating Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL.
Taylor upon the arrival of a fine boy at
their home. The young man has been
christened Henry Afford.
Mrs. ]. J. Cloar joined her husband
here Thursday of last week. They,
with their son, Lee, are at home at
535 jefferson street until The Baptist
parsonage u~ndergoes some needed re-
pairs
MIR. and Mrs. S. j.. High have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Norwood, of
Demoholis, Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood
stopped over en- route home from the
National Bankers Association, which
met in Kansas City.
After visiting two months in Owens
boro, KY, his old home, Mr.. c. A.
Barnett and wife, of Lake Worth, Fla :.
came with his sister, Mrs. j. j. Cloar,
to Tnpelo, making the trip in their car.
After a two days rest Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnett continued their journey to their
Florida home.
Hon w. s. Sheffield, while in town
the first of the week, favored the
Journal with a pleasant business call
ami left with us the job of printing the
minutes and proceedings of the West
Judson Association. MIR. Sheffield, as
floater representative of Lee and TIA,
wanda counties, is one of the most
conscientious representatives in the
House. He was at all times actuated
by a sincere desire to serve the best
interest of his people and cast his vote
with that end in view.
Frank Reedy, of Richmond, was over