The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-12-04
SOCIETY AND Personal,

was = welcome visitor last week. He
came to attend the football game.
DR.. W. G. Allen, of Glen Allen, was
a visitor in the city this week.
Ar. John Lee, well remembered by
our young folks, was a recent visitor
in our city. He has accepted pos
ton at Wilczinski, and VIC hope he
viii come iu frequently.
Mr. Charlie Moore spent Thanks
giving day in the city.
Mr.. George Hunt came over from
Sunny Side, Ark, Sunday aud speut
the day pleasantly with friends.
Mr.. Alex Smith, after short bus
pleasant visit in our city, has return
ed to his work near Natchez.
Mrs. w. w. Stone returned from
Memphis this week aud her many
friends are delighted to see her much.
she was benefited by her trip.
DR.. David s. Humphreys, of Green
wood, who has many friends here,
spent Wednesday iu our city en- route
to Leota
Mrs. KilbOurne, of PiIcher's Point,
La, spout several days in the city,
guest of Mrs Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Aetcalfe. Mrs.
Priscilla Metcalfc, Mrs. Salhe Lyell ana
son, Mr.. Arthur Lyell, all of Vile
Sinski, came into the city Saturday
and made a merry party, attending
the circus.
Inc departure last week of Miss
George Davis was a surprise as well
as a source of sincere regret to her
many friends aud admirers here, for
Miss Davis is great favorite in our
social world, and her absence will be
keenly felt. She has gone to Houston
Texas, which will be her future homo
Our loss is their gain. We hope,
however, TO have occasional visits
from her.
Mrs G Greenway Smith left Mou-
day for two weeks visit 20 her girl
hood home in Memphis. We feel we
can safely say her friends there will
give her perfect ovation.
Mrs Richardson, after a pleasant
visit to her daughter, Mrs Fred Met
calfe, left Monday for her home in
Monroe, La Mrs. Richardson is
gentle, Iovablo woman and has wen
for herself many firm friends i'll our
city, who will always give her wei
como.
Miss Mabel Claire Money, after
- delightful visit to her friends, Mr.
aud Mrs d. f, Hunt, left Sunday for
her home in Carrolton. Miss Money
is bright, fascinating young woman,
admired wherever she goes, and has
many friends in our city who always
welcome her warmly, and ouly regret
that her visits are not longer.
MessIs. c. w. George and Sam
Gwin. Two of Greenwood's most
prominent young bpsInesl men and
social layorites we're III our city
Thursday,
Misses Pearl aud Rub, poh;..on
go. T"U'' -og girls of Friars Point
III the city this week Ell route to
Columbus to enter The I. |. aud C.
They were the guests while here OF
Mrs. J. Il. Wynn,
Col. Hemingway, of Jackson, ives
the distinguished guest this week OF
his friend 4 N. Thomas. He was en-
route homo after short visit 10
Frlars Poiut. His many friends here
were delighted 10 see him and regret
that his stay could not be longer.
Mr.. j. T. Mauion, Mayor of Indian.
ola, was in the city Que day this week
Mr.. w. L. Chapman, of lnGianols
spent Monday in the city with friends
Harvey NJ Ierger, after a short
visit home, left for Huntington wherr
he is now at work. His friends are
glad he is near Greenvile and hope
he will come in frequently.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A. Pollock, &C.
comparied by their daughters, Misses
Ollie aud Elsie, spout soversl days
this week In our city. Mr.. aud Mrs
Pollock wero guests of Miss FsnDit
Smith They were en- route TO theiI
home in New Orleans. This chatm
ing family have many friends il
Greenville, aud they can always fee
assured Of genuine welcome. fhC
friends of Misses Ollie aud Elsie espe
cIally regret that their stay was 81
short. They were guests Of Mrs. Vsl
3. BOddis.
Min My Hood Of Magenta, was