The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
YazOo City. Miss. April 2
Blind Tom Monday night.


at the Opera House tonight.
Mrs. Jno' Llvelar and chiidreA OF Canton
arrived Monday TO visit relatives.
Miss jennie Olsen OF Jackson arrived
Tuesday to visit Mrs. John Murphy.
Miss Clara Organ OF Memphis arrived
tuesday on visit to Mrs. II, Halder.
Mr.. p G. Cocks and son Sir. Jack Cocks.
returned Tuesday from New Orleans.
Mrs Judge Moselev Ieft Tuesday to re.
turn to her home IN DennIson, Texas.
Work on the school building is progress
ing slowly. 1t win be completed alter
awhile.
Misses Marie Rucker and Lula stubble-
field returned Friday from visit to IN
dianoia.
MISS Mary Cooper OF Jackson arrived
yesterday to visit her friend Miss Katie
Hammond.
MIR. J. b. Patorno returned Saturday
from Silver Creek, where he had been on
business.
Business Mems Carnival Wednesday
night instead of Tuesday night as first
advertised.
Mrs. s. r. Berry and children have re-
turned from visit to relatives near
Deasonville.
Mr.. Robt- Young, OF Greenwood, came
down Saturday to spend Sunday in Gown
with friends.
Mr., Jno. Mccormick arrived Saturday
from oxford to spend Easter with his par
ents, returning Monday.
Miss Mary Deherty. returned Tuesday
from Forest. Miss, where she has been lot
several months teaching school.
MFR. T. Hammond, one OF the most
nonu,ar drummers on the road arrived
Monday and will be here several days.
MIR. q. Burkhardt left Tuesday for New
orleans tr secure the services of first
class workman. to assist him in his Anoe
shop.
Niss Mamie Henderson,a naost charming
Young lady from the Deasonville nelgn
borhood Is visiting the family Of Mrs. SIX.
Berry.
Mr. s. g Luckett, VINO is now traVel'
ing for Lyons a. Co., wholesale druggists
OF New Orleans, spent several days IN town
!. tris week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Champlin returned
last Fridry evening to their home in Cleves
land ohio, to the regret of their many
friends here.
ChiIdrcns service at the Presbyterian |
Church next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
A number OF infants will be baptized. All
are invited,
DR.. J. #. Green has moved to the resi-
dence OF Capt. q. Boccaletti on Monroe |
street instead OF Mound Street as stated |
in this paper two weeks ago.
The river at this point was falling until
the heavy rain of Monday night which |
raised the river one and a halt inches In
~ hours. 1t is now falling little.
Mr.. Il. F. TattershalI, of Wichita,
Kansas, nephew of Mr.. r. G. Sherpherd
aud Mrs. A. +. Gardner, spent several
DAYS In this city since our last Issue, leav-
ing Tor his home last Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Katzenberger. left for her
home in Memphis last Friday alter visit
ing her daughter, Mrs L. Lippman for
several weeks. She was accompanied as far
as Jackson by Mr.. L. Lppman.
Mr. W. 81. Beebe, OF Silver Creek was in
town on Tuesday to receive two fine
horoscope for himself and one for Mr..
j. l.. Montgomery. They were beauties.
He left with them on Wednesdays boat,
Mrs Ii. HaIder and Miss Mary Berry
returned last Thursday from St Louis.
Mrs. Halder purchased one OF the
prettiest and most varied stocks Of
spring and summer goods ever bought to
this city.
Mr.. r. A. Pickett, Registrar, LEFT yes
terday for Enola with the registration
books, for the benefit Of all who want to
register, He will visit every voting pre-.
cInct n the county as stated BY his sdver'
tIsemeni elsewhere,
The great attraction on Main street this
week is the newly decorated Windows OF
Han nebergs wholesale and retail dry goods
store They are decorated in such man
ner as to be a credit to any city in the
country. The work is not only uniqas bot
beautiful aud reflects great credit on the
artist. Mr.. W. a. Gibbs.
At the fast skating contest at the skat-
ing rink last Thursday night, the prize
season ticket was won BY Mr. Tom Priest- |
ley. The distance skated was a mile, Mr.. I
Priestley skating it In minutes and two i
seconds, Mr.. Chas. King in go, Mr., {
Frank Battai.e in $50 and Mr.. win Craig {
IN $40.
Tsaf charming and beautiful young lady,
Miss Louise POursine. has consented 10
deliver the address Of welcoms on We'd
nesday evening to the Press Association
No better selection could have been made. !
We predAci now that Miss Louise VIII de-
light and eaPtivaie evsry member in at
Tendance.
Hon. Jas. A. Barksdale VIII deliver the
sdoress Of welcome on tue assembling Of
tae Press Association n his city On Nay
1slh nsxt. Tnis II equivaisut to sayIag that
. most excellent address. IN which viii 7
b. expressed idsas. clothed II elegant 4