The Tupelo journal., 1917-08-31

1870 service on The United State
her guest, Mrs. Overstreet, went to shin Ohio Is 81 home ~
Mobile the first of the week to visit J f. wdavs. s. +. has nro
llne nus. self to be capable of meetin
Mrs. Addie De Arnold has as her necessary requreme ns Of
guest this week, her daughter, Mrs NV W. "A 1'
R. w. Wells and little daughter. of d.. Tavlor Kincannon
Memphis. sunday morning from
mr.. IL M-oI . d.. IL where he spent his vacatic
R. Jr, have returned from a visit of na. 1 ~ us sae'ne nosp
a week to Mr.. Bakers parents in ~ ssan As ~ -
1900 session at the University o
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maynard and sippi
baby left yesterday morning in their ~ 90.
car for Memphis, where they will eois1 m.n9 "a
through parts of West Vre
Rev 7 n Jenkins was called TO Ohio. Mr.. Mitchell repol
Amory Tuesday, where he conducted many troops are being move
the funeral ervic of Mr. John section and that the fire of
Dunlap, an elderly citizen of that Ism is ablaze everywhere ne
place. his trip.
Mr.. j. F. Anderson and family Mrs. M. W. Thurman has
have returned from their summer ed from o. LOUIS Wnere S
vacation which was spent at Hat hr purchases 0 L IAN and
tiesburg and on the Mississippi millinery. She found tn
coast. style show in progress an
-o-o- some time each day study
M. A. Pickle left Wednesday morn styles that will prevail the
ing for Calhoun City, Vardaman season. Her purchases GOV
and other points south looking over field of fashionable miliner
the situation in the mule and horse -o-o-
market. MrS feari Keller, VINO
-o-o- on a visit to her brother, N
Miss Annie Nisbet, one of Ponto- Spight and family the p
toes most attractive young ladies, weeks, left Tuesday for W
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. ven, Tenn, where she will
Charles Belts, several days during her duties as teacher of
the week. science and physics in the
-o-o- high school Mrs. Keners
MI. M Yrs. > M. Alien, ana Tvpelo was much enjoyed
Mrs. K. A. Weaver and children and many friends here.
little Jim High have returned from
Junaluska, N. G., where they spent Mr. Ben siyman ana fan
'e p"'' o"" returned to Tupelo and are
D VIZ po.a ..w euouI.h home in the Robins residenc
60 49, $50 maslaots mhonol ly vacated by Mr.. Berry or
he completed the purchase of his Nee" 10 su ma q
fall stock of goods for the R. W. ~ ""A A'po
Reed Companys store. nas. " .o"e DaNh. ~ &c
Cont ,nd Ns J.mes A Ein,ev and his family on their r
left Tuesday for Little Rock, Ark. neil Ola nome
where Mrs. Finley will remain during "o-o-
Capt. Finleys stay at Fort Pike, Lenard Walden, OF HERNIA
where he was ordered for duty. accepted a posltlon as sales
the Lumpkin-Pegues Hardw
NJ NJ, m.., and has entered upon his
left during the week for Wichita 'here' n 10 iupsi
Falls, Texas, where they will be the omhe as q YOUNG ma
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Clop- hoias wof'h w sppenai'
-. a,u:.m M. I,L..aa,. u..a+;a qualifications. He will
~ ~ home with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Clark, Mr.. and the latter being his sister.
Mrs. o. B. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs R. -o-o-
B. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Kinds Lieut.. Fred Robins, Sam
went to okolona Sunday afternoon Frank Walton have returned
to visit our soldier boys who are in tie Rock to train the draft
camp there at Camp Pike. Lieut. j. C.
-o-o- non, Jr, reported at For
rather j.. I. kerne, vce-presldent Fla. Lieut.. Joe Ruff repo
of Spring Hill College, Mobile, was Charleston. S. C. KEYS Mtt
in Tupelo during the week soliciting IaAe Robinson reported a
pupils for the school While here Springs, Texas. The best v
ne was the guest OF Mrs. L l. Bon their friends at home folio
nr and family. gallant young citizens of I
Fred Hulsey came in Wednesday
from the North Carolina mountains M, VIZ
uho.o - ad III f.n,;u - hoon, who have made their home
800; 49, m.am Mr.. ILL.,. deem a number of years, hay
and the children will return about W apeu an ae ~ az
c-r4o~Lou 4ua.+;o+L . NOTCn MadlSOn Stree
Harris is a minister of the
TiIden Martin snent Sunday in church and has served a nj
Memphis with his wife and daugh- churches IN Northeast M
ter, the latter having been operated and is vel known as a cor
on for APPENDICITIS. She is still I'M ana DIG preacher. we e
able r. return homo Int wa no Glad him and his estimable fs
to report that she i ;mnrovinp cordial welcome to Tupelo.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Hal Robins, who Quite a number of lit
have been the guests Of relatives gathered at the home Of Ii
here the past ten days on lieve, left Linnie Sue Gary o. Monds
Tuesday morning for Pensacola, noon, the occasion being h
Fla, where Lieut.. Robins has been birthday. A happy afterro~
assigned by the naval department. all too quickly for the 'l
..o-o- hwo enjoyed to the frles
Or - y niey, VIM ns ann = the games and all the fur
First Lieutenant in the medical de- 10 had - ~ aftornao
partment of the U. S. army, is in lcro.m .nd cob u.s sarod
New York City from where he ex- d.in+v ~ nrot+u nrasan+
poets to sail from on about Septem- ce;vod Nv III I+t1o hos+o--
Der 1st to a British Hospital in
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Go
Mrs w. r. Savage and children three of the boys were owe
of Montgomery Ala were the day from Pontotoc the, gu
guests of Mrs. Savage's father, Mr. Mrs. 1odseys parents, Mr.
j. H. Strain and other relatives here =. /. thurman.
the past ten days. They were join |
ed by Mr. Savage Saturday and re- 49,.