The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1894-09-08
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Dr. L. L. Butler and family who
have resided here for many wears left
recently for Texrs where they VIII re-
side ~ iuture. DR.. Butler VII be
succeeded in b.. practice by DIR. Ls-
more from Aberdeen who will we learn
be joined soou by bis mother and sis
ter We welcome them to our midst.
DIR. Price. the Presbyterian Divine
who has filled the pulpit here during
his vacation, preached bis last sermon
on Sunday aud left for Ciarks,lle,
Tenn, to assume his duties as Prof Of
Theology.
Mr.. K. Allen, of Avon, was a visitor
to I lends here Last week.
Messrs. Lobdell sud t. NJ. Apple
were guests at Riehland last week.
Messrs. II. X. Barwlck aud Moberly
of lllawara, La, accompanied by Misses
Moberly aud Meek werc The charming
guests at Wildwoods the hospitable
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. 4 lIauf this
week.
Miss Florence Smith, charming de.
butante OF tributary is maf 'ng glad
the hears OF her mrry friends sud
numerous admirers This week inav'sit
TO Mrs. G.. b McCau'.
Miss Meta Mitchell, from Cary, who
was elected teacher at Tributary, ar
rived on Sunday aud we learn she
VIII open school on Monday nex.
She IVES accompariri by her charm
lug sister who VII be II Visitor TO 'h's
uelghborhood for some tune.
Mis, TilImon. Of Vicksburg, is y i
my her uncle Mr.. J = Haptf.
II IL vi b regret We chronicle the
death of Leslie, infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 4. Moore. which occurred at
their home, Carollna, on Saturday
night The parents have the sy npa-
thy OF the entire community In theiI
distress aud bereavement.
Misses Smith aud Gage ofIlampton
were passengers TO the Delta City tb''
week.
Mr. Il. Il, Glass, who has been spend
ing some time with friends IN the
Hills, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. 4. NJ. McCauI, Of New Orleans
is visiting bis parents.
Mr.. 4. b. Cowau one Of the stauncl
planters. of the Delta hrs returned
from Coopers Wells, much improved
in health.
MIR. l.. q. Bt.ttain representing .th,
popular iiim of Copuell aud t,aruel
of Ciarksdsle spent sevorsl days .
our midst lest week.
Mrs. W. l.. Birdsong, of Bolton Is
guest OF her son at Greenfield.
Mics Ella Lanier, one of Lake Prosi
deuce society beauties has been spend
ing some lime with her relatives a
Richland
Mrs. w. II. Mcintosh aud her inter
esung little daughter are visitors II
Capt. and Mrs A. j. Turner.
Misses Daisy Bryan and her cousin
Miss Owens, of Aberdeen, accompan
led by Mr.. T. j. Bryan, left on Tuesda.
for Nashville, Tenn, where the young
ladies will attend school
Tho many friends of S. NJ. Spencer
Jr., are delighted to see him out agail
after three weeks illness with swami
fever.
Mr.. Jack Evans of Richland, is visit
Ing IN Aberdeen, having been sun
inoncd home by the illuess OF hl
mother, who has since died.
Mr.. Tom Wortb'ngton, one o
Washington couuty's popular cand'
daies for Sheriff, was in our midst d
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Banks, ono of LAX
Washing cons bellies is Visiting her sie
ter in Meridian.
Mr.. w. J. Taylor of Hollywood i
spending sometime at WaysIde.
Rev. Mr.. Spraggins of Hollandal
filed the pulpit here on Sunday de
livering Que of bis ilne sermons to 81
appreciatlve congregation.
Mr.. j. l.. Haulf was visitor Il
Memphis this week
The cotton crops were damaged Il
a great extent by the recent flood
which we had 10 this neighborhoo'
In the way OF rain.