The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-19
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs M. +. Metcalfe was n v,,l,o, T..
the city on Wednesday ''''' W
Miss North is in attendance n,ou
me Normal school at Oxford '''"
MISS Susie McCutchsu is ATTENDING
'he Normal school At Oxford.
Mr.. w. q, Heathman ia vidu,o
friends at his old home, Indianolo
Mr. A. 5. Caldwell, Of Memnbis
WAS In Greenvillo on business dprlng
the week. '' -
Mrs. Marx Lemler is visitor to
Castalian Springs in search of beajth
and pleasure. 1'"'' "
Mrs L. V, Fort, mother of Messrs
H. W. aud julian Fort, is visiting her
sons in Greenville. "''
Mr.. A. w Benoit, now of Memnhi.
was among his Greenville friends dur.
ing part of the week,
Mrs. Lillian S!urm, of Mempbis il
visiting her sister Mrs. W. f. Stoger
on Thebald Avenue.
Mr. Ii. Q. McGehee, leading mer-
chant Of Hollandnle, was a visitor ia
GteehTllle on Friday.
Miss McCauley lett this week for
Castalsn, from which place she Will
go north for the summer.
Mr. Julius Thompson, a prominent
planter OF Deer Creek, was among the
weeks visitors TO Greenvilo.
Capt Joe Evaus aud Mr. j. ID. Me.
lnnis of the railway commission were
IN Grecnville during the week.
MI ). Castleman, leading citizen
oil the eastern portion of the county
was visitor to GreeuVlle on Thurs
day.
Misses Mary aud Sue P. Trigg are
In Oxford, attending the Normal
school now being held at the Uniycr-
sily.
Mr.. c. N. Bell, train master on the
T. & M. V. Ry, is in the city, accom-.
palned by his two sons, Ernest ana
Hudson.
Mrs ID A. Love and Mrs. Mp
Sturdlvant left on Thursday for Cas-
Italian Springs, whore they will speud
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. q. Yerger left on
Wednesday for the North. They were
joined in Memphis by Miss Yerger
and proceeded from thence to New
York.
Miss Lula Goldsmith arrived frem
Little Rock on Thursday night, and
will spend some time with her friends
in Grcenville, where she is universally
admired.
Mr.. Robert Wynn, who, during the
past year, las been cadet at the mi
ltary school Of Port Gibson, has re-
turned 10 spend the vacation with bis
family in Greenvi!le.
Col l. A. Newman left on Tuesday
for Little Rock, for the purpose of &C.
companylng Mrs Newman, who has
spent several months in that city, OIL
her return home.
Misses Maggie and Mary Price, the
accomplished daughters of the Rev. j.
w. Price, accompanied their father to
Greenvllle, aud will be the guests OF
friends here during the protracted
meeting now being held by their
father.
Messrs Rafe and Make, the "Gold-
smith twins" who were formerly pop
ular Cavortcs In GreenvilIe, are in the
city on 9 visit, having grown into
very stylish young gentlemen since
they left. They are very welcome to
their many friends.
Count and Countess Piola Caselli |
arrived in New York on the 10th, and |
are on their way South to visit ths
family of DR.. A. j. Phelps, the father
Of the Countess. They will remain for
ZONE time on the plantation at Nitla
Yuma, and will also visit friends IL
GreenvilIe.
j. ii. Robb. a delegate from w, A.
Percy Camp No, 23S Confederate Vet
Grams TO Confederate reunion at Nash
nile, Tenn, leaves tomorrow, He
will be accompanied by his twin
daughters, Misses Anna and Helen,
md will have the good fortune OF
7isitiug his mother and sisters who
low reside In Nashville.