The Greenville times., 1891-01-24
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Mr. }. Wm- Erwin, Of Lake Lee, " as
in the city on Monday last.
Judge J. Il. Wynn returned homs
on Yesterday. after an absence Of sew
eral days
Mr.. Wm. Griffin has been absent
from home this week, visiting his
YazOo river property.
Mr.. H. K johnson has been enter
tanning his friend Mr.. J. II. Parker, Of
New Orleans, the past few days.
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Lyell, the charming
ehatalaine Of Glenbar, has been making
a much appreciated visit to our city.
Mr.. Walter johnson, a brother Of
Mrs. Charles II. Startling, whose home
is in lows, visited her and her family
this week.
Mr.. Shirley Peake, of Chieot county,
Ark, was a visitor to the city this
week, the guest of his cousin, Mrs. c.
Ii. Startling.
DIR. Magruder's charming wife visit
ed Mrs. Robt. Campbell this week, re-
turning to her Deer Greek home on
Monday last
Misses Shell and Bliss Humphreys,
recent guests of the charming Brighton
household ON Deer Greek, have re-
turned to their home in Port Gibson.
Miss Ollie and Elise Pollock antiei-
pate the pleasure of entertaining again
their young friends on the evening of
the s0th inst, at their charming home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Metcalfe
and Mrs. Jno. A. Metcalfe were in the
city this week, each handsomely mount
ed and equipped for ride through
Delta mud.
Messrs. S. NJ. Spencer, of Glen Allen,
and G. u. johnson, OF Linden, Lake
Washington, spent the early portion
of the week with Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ
johnson, ON Main Street.
A most agreeable addition to the
society circle of our city is Mr.. Ira
McGehee, who has come to cast his LOT
in our midst, and our young folk are
congratuating themselves and each
other on his coming.
Mrs. |. ii. Sykes, who left her home
here barely two months since smil'
ing bride, is among US again, looking
handsome and happy, a most welcome
visitor to her mother, father and sister
as-Well as to her numerous friends.
4 Tuesday evening, in Rosedale, Miss
Matte Alexander and Mr.. S. A. Kinds
both formerly of this city, were united
in the happy and holy bonds of we'd
lock. Their many friends here unit,
|, in wishing them very happy and
/ prosperous future. III
Messrs. II. L. Ireys, Jr., aud Ber
johnson went to vicksburg yesterday
TO attend German at the new hote
s in that city. The fact that among thu
: expected guests enrolled there were
the names of two fair and lovel,
) young ladies of Jackson may hay'
accounted for the eagerly hopeful lool
ofplesure in anticipation their counte
, nances bore as they joyously boarded
!. the south-bound trsiu Friday evening
. Misses Henderson and Montgomery
! the fair visitors from Natchez to oul
! city, accompanied by Miss Sara Suttor
!. and Mr.. Montgomery, went to Rose
' dale Monday morning and ATTENDED
with much pleasure phantom part!
d that night, adding greatly to the charm
of the occasion by their presence
They also enjoyed skating at the rinl
and other festivities of that charming
little city.
Mr.. Edward HELEN, who for severa
!, !, seasons has been an agreeable an'
~ popular member of our social clrcl
, and identified with the business inter
~ =, ests of our city, was married last weel
= in Columbus to Miss Willette wilmer
=; u spoon, a bright social ornament OF tina
= city. They came Immediately !,
- Greenville, where the fair young orid
y Is being heartily welcomed ana re
celved and the happy groom muc
r. felicitated. Dr..D.J. Davis accompapie
Mr. HELEN on this auspicious Joul
ncy and was best man on the occasion
Beware. Doctor, lest you yet utter 'h
complaint conveyed in the old adage
arye often been bridesmaid, 'tls tim
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