The Tupelo journal., 1917-06-08
Local happenings
Those Who Come and 90

Mrs. E. w. Armstrong ATTENDED
the Mingee meeting in Amory this
week.
Miss Mary Baskin has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. Emith, of
Sherman.
Miss Susie May Orr, of Fulton,
Miss, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w.
L. Clayton.
Mrs. Huff, of Corinth, IS the
guest of her son, R. w. Hu,f and
wife this week.
Miss Ethel Patterson, of Verona,
is the, guest of her grandmother
Mrs. w. l.. Clayton.
Miss Charlie Boggan, who has
been teaching at Itta Bena, is st
home for the vacation.
Mrs. C. M. Moore has as her
guest her friend, Mrs. Smith and her
little son of Berkeley, Cal.
Miss Hoyt Raymond has as her
charming guest this week her friend,
Miss Cottrell, of West Point.
Mrs. Mollie Wilson, of Birming-
ham, Ala, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. B. A. Rogers, on Church t.
Mr.. J, D. Fogg, Jr., has joined
Mrs. Fogg at Senatobia and the fam
lily are visiting their parents there.
The Journal was favored We'd
nesday by q pleasant call from
Misses Mollie and Grace Kelly, of
Plantersville.
Misses lone Stone and jamie Ad-
ans have returned from Grenada
where they attended Grenada Fe-
male College during the past session.
Mrs, E w. Armstrong will Join
Mr.. Armstrong in Jackson, Nj ;,
this week where Mr.. Armstrong has
accepted a ,p.tinn and where they
will make their home. =
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Leake and
children and Josh Whitesides left
Tuesday morning in automobiles for
st Petersburg, Fla, where they will
spend the month of June.
Miss George Weaver has returned
home from Martha Washington CO..
lege, Abingdon, Va, where she had
a very profitable session as a student
of that old and famous institution.
Mrs. j. R. Anderson left Monday
for Yazoo City to be present at the
marriage of her brother, Mr.tDe Gel.
on Tuesday. Mrs. Anderson will
visit her parents at Raymond bef,re
her return.
Mrs. W. S. Ramer, of Shawnee,
Oklahoma, was here yesterday en-
route home after visiting her daugh-
err, Mrs. Flavius Lindley. Mrs.
Ramer was formerly Mrs. John Nc
Cullough, of Bissell.
Mrs. F. Knoebel and little on, of
Denver, Col, are visiting Mrs.
KnoebePs mother, Mrs. Nettie Clark
on Main street. Mrs. KnoebePs ma
ny friends here are enjoying her re-
$1,000 .,.A - L., Ill $1,000
Shelby Tanner, of Greenwood,
came over to register Tuesday as
one of the eligibles for Uncle Sans
army. Shelby is now with the
Greenwood Daily Commonwealth
and is making good in his new po-
sition.
L R. Gates spent several days the
past week in Memphis with his son,
Reuben, who was operated on in the
baptist hospital. We are Glad to
report that Reuben was able TO re-
turn home with his father, but he is
still forced to use crutches.
The Shannon Cemetery Associa-
ton will hold its second annual Dec
Grafton services at the cemetery on
the afternoon of June the 10th. To
every one interested an invitation is
extended to come, or if that is not
possible to send flowers in the ARE
OF the program committee.
Jerry Troy left yesterday for
Clarksdale, where he has accepted a
position as beek-keeper with a firm
of that city. Jerre has just grad
uated from a commercial school of
Memphis and we predict that his
employers will find him to be an eff
ficient and trustworthy book-keeper.
Miss Virginia Harris, who just
finished her school work at Clarks-