Yazoo City herald., 1890-09-19
PERSONAL

Mr. clas. Clark left Tuesday fol
Cooper's Wells.
Mr.. W. r.. IegmAn left Monday eve
ming for 81. Louis.
Mr.. N. Cohn, of sclzoni, Nas 10 VA
700 City this week.
SIR. W. r. shurley. Of Eslen, lrfl
Monday 10 visit Memphis.
Capt n. A. Mnse aud Mr.. J.. Antram
yisited Greenwood Tneaday.
Mr. Cathbert SchaeTcr left Saturday
20 attend school IN New York.
y Mrs. s. q. Iscdwell left yesterday
morning for Castalian Springs.
Miss Lula Brown left Tuesday eyc-
ming 70 visif friends at Meridian.
Mr. ard Mrs, W. @. Harlow left for
Crystal Springs Tuesday evening.
Mr.. c. +. Holmes went over 70 jack
son saturday, remaining until Monday.
Hon. John 5. Williams and family
returned yesterday from their summer
trip.
Capt. w. w. I'ngl aud wife LEFT
Tuesday a. spend a week az Conper's
Wells.
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Cooper left Tuesday for Brookhayeii 10
ksr Whitworth College.
~ w. II. Sutton arrived In Yazoo
City Saturday evening, remaining Un-
til Monday with his friends.
Commodore and Mrs. w. y. Pugh
returned Friday from delightful visit
70 Point Pleasant, Virginia.
Mrs. John Edwards came mp from
her home near Safartia Wednesday to
yisir relatives in lazoo City.
Miss Ada Irvine, an accomplished
young lady Of Vieksbnrg, was visiting
Miss Ella Woodward this week.
Mr. Henry BrautleY was down from
Greenwood this week shaking hands
with his many friends in the city.
Mr.. VIM. IIamel left for st. Louis
Monday evening with his daughter,
Miss Lettie, who goes to attend school.
Mr.. Ell Kahn, the gentlcmanly and
accommodating representative Of the
Tennessee Paper Co., was IN Yazoo
City Tuesday.
Rev. Father j. L. Wise returned
from New Orleans Wednesday, where
he had gone to attend the funeral OF
Rev. Father Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. II. Murphy, with
their pretty little infant, Johnnie, .Ir.,
went to Jackson Saturday, remaining
until Monday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Craig and chill
dren returned Saturday from pleas
ant trip during the summer to the no
ted watering resorts Of the East.
Mr.. Ed. Luke left Tuesday evening
for Cincinnati aud other cities TO pur-
chase his fall and winter stock Of jew
elry, stationery and holiday goods.
Mr.. j. i. Redding, after an absence
of several months with friends in Tex
rs and Kentucky, returned to Yazoo
City Tuesday, receiving cordial well
come.
Mr.. |. Iianneberg and daughter re-
turned Friday. While gone lie prr-
chased large stock Of dry goods,
clothing, etc, for the house Of H. Ham
neberg.
Mrs. X. s. Hudson and her daughter,
Miss Pet, who have been spending some
time with relatives and friends at Ter
ry and Canton, returned to Yazoo City
Lionday.
Mr.. E. Z. Swain went up to Green
wood Tuesday. He speaks very encour-
agingly Of the store he and his partner,
Mr.. Jas. Bardwell, have recently OPEN
cd there.
Miss Ada Conn, who had been visit !
ing her aunt, Mrs. e. Encvoldsen, re-
turned to her home in Hazlehurst Mon
day, Mrs. Eneyoldsen going as far MS
Jackson with her.
Capt. T. j. Whadley, Mr.. J. X. Pur-
Wis, Capt. w. II. Stubblefield, Messrs.
Minor Roberts and d. S. Bunch went
to Jackson Monday evening. They re-
turned Wednesday.
Mr.. Thad Paris, pleasant gentleman
of Tchula, one of the accommodating
clerks in the store Of Messrs. Kelly q
City Saturday, remaining until Mon
day.
DR.. r. V. Powers returned Monday
from st. Louis. Elsewhere is printed
an interview with him by reporter Of
the st. Louis Republic. 1t is interest
ing and the South's situation clearly
stated.
Internationally the HERALD failed
TO note the departure last week Of Mrs.
I. p. Mcmahon to her home in Indian
ola. She carries with her the best
wishes of many friends and admirers in
Yazoo City.
Mr.. W. Nj. Ball spent Tuesday with
his many friends in Yazoo City, return
ing that evening to Memphis. He has
very large trade in Mem
phis, being a partner in the Valley
Commission Go.
Col. S. NJ, DYER left for Jackson
Monday evening, remaining until We'd
nesday, when he went with his daugh-
ter, Miss Llllie, and Miss Maud Middle
ton to Port Gibson, where the ladies
will attend school
Miss A. NJ. Kennard returned Satur-
day to accept the position Of principal
Of the girls school. She is one Of the
best lady teachers in the State and her
friends were delighted to welcome her
back to Yazoo City.
Mrs. r. c. Smith and her son, Mr..
Frank Clark, after living In New Or
leans for three years, returned to va
ZOO City Tuesday to make this their
home. They will occupy the residence
on Mound street recently vacated by
Mr.. j. w. Champlin.
DIR. b. N. Ward and his son, Mr..
Ben ward, arrived from Carthage
on visit to Dir. J. P.
Moore and family. Drs. Ward and
Moore are largely interested in plant
ing, owning jointly one OF the finest
farms IN the county.
Mr. w. r. Boone resigned his posi-
ion on the Sentinel yesterday and viii
visit his home at Bonneville. During
lis stay in YazOo City he has made
many friends. lie is an excellent I
and printer, sober and in
lustrious. The HERALD wishes him
uceess wherever he may go.
Mr.. L. NJ. Haskell came up from New
Orleans Tuesday to spend few days
preparatory 10 ag ain entering the
market on the first OF October as a cot
on buyer. We are glad to know that .
N his return to Yazoo City Mrs. Has
iell will accompany him. Their many !
riends will gladly " elcome them again.
Put on the Brakes
n you nnd you are going down hin N poin1
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