The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-12-25
Society and Personal.

Ilr II, l., sutherland, one OF
Boliyar's most prominent physici
ans was in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurd, Of
lndianola were visitors to our city
one day last week.
l.. Pink smith the popular
young editor of the GreenyillC
Democrat left Thursday night foI
his home at Ripley, Miss, tC
spend the holidays. We wish for
him Il pleasant time.
Ensign and Mrs. r. j. Sem,
enjoyed n few days last week on
Lake Washington as guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Marshall Spencer at their
charming country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucy and attrative
children, after several months stay
in our city, left this week for
Helena and from there will go to
Little Rock, which will be their
home in the future. They are a
charming family and their friends
here regret to part with them.
Arthur Yerger, of Columbus,
Miss, is expected in our city to
spend Christmas with the family
of Hon. William Yerger. Mr.. Yer
ger has never visited Greenville
since his childhood days, but his
parents will be remembered here
with pleasure.
Miss Narcisse johnson, of the
Bogue, was in the city Monday
and spent the day with Miss Bette
Yerger.
Neville Helm left this week for
his home at Lake Village, Ark. g,
to enjoy his Christmas vacation,
We wish for this handsome young
lad a merry time.
VIII Catchings leaves the last of
this week for Greenwood to spend
few days with DR.. Dulaney's
family We know he cannot fail
to have an enjoyable visit to this
charming household.
Miss Jennie Buchanan expects
to spend Christmas with friends at
Arcola.
Sam T. Rucks, a well known
travelling man, is in the city this
week.
Mrs. w. w. Stone and dainty
little Aimiee have returned from a
delightful visit in jackson.
Miss Ella still fingers to the re-
greet Of her Greenyille admirers.
The many friends of George
Metcalfe are glad to see him out
again after his long'illness.
Misses Fannie and Sallie Walker
returned home this week after an
extended visit to st. Louis and
other points and are warmly wei
coined back by their family and
their large circle of friends.
The friends of Mrs. G.. Green
way Smith are distressed to hear
of her painful accident, and hope
sincerely she will not be confined
to the house long.
Mrs. Alfred II. Stones friends
are delighted to welcome her home
after her long absence.
Miss Blanche Winter, one of the
teachrs of theMetcalfe- Collins Sem
mary, who was called to her home in
Grenada last week by q telegram
announcing her mothers death,
has the deepest sympathy of the
entire community,
Hon. b. &, Humphreys, who
has been here for two weeks at
tending court, left Wednesday
night for his home in Greenwood
to spend Christmas with his
family.
j. Allen Hunt arrived in the
city ON Saturday last, from St.
Louis. And to say his friends are
delighted to see him, but mildly
expresses it. He was always very
popular here, aud his return home
gives genuine pleasure. He is al
present the guest of Geo. B. Alex
ander.
The departure last week OF
Henry Greenwood for his home in
New Orleans, was Il source of sin
cerc regret to his many friends
here. During his short stay in
our city he became very popular
and it is with reluctance we give
him up.
en- the sad journey home last
week, of Camp Wheeler, he had
the deepest sympathy of his many
friends here. After the funeral
of his sister, he returned toGrecn-
vile, and the expressions of con
dolence are many for Mr.. W heeler,
during his three years residence in
our city, he has won an unusual
number of friends,
The assembly Ball, which was to
have been given Thursday nighl,
has been postponed on account OF
the recent bereavment of Mr. Camp
Wheeler, who is president, This
is a sweet and well deserved token
Of friendship and sympathy,
Miss Bessie Erwin's lovely and
spacious country home is soon to
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