The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-05-20


Mrs. Lille Payne returned from
visit TO Winona last week.
Rich and refreshing ice cream anG
soda water at the parlor of
]. E. DENNIS.
Mr. ]. L. Haley made a brief trip t.
this city the first of the week.
Mr.. z, W. Holmes, of McNutt, wa.
a visitor in the city last Saturday.
Hon. J., X. Vardaman visited the
state capital the first of the week.
Mr.. J. T. Montgomery and boy. Of
Carrollton, were in Greenwood Monday.
You will save money by buying gro
ceries at
E. HYMAN & BRO.
DR.. McLemore, of Minter City, was in
Greenwood last Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. DR.. Henry left for a visit to rela-
tives and friends in Memphis, last week.
Mr.. w. T. Boyd, of Grenada, arrived
in the city Monday with a carload of
mules.
All goods sold by E. Hyman & Bro,
are delivered free within the corporate
limits.
Mr.. A. F. Gardner spent a short time
in Jackson last week, mingling with
the solons.
DR.. Whitehead, who has been visiting
in Memphis, returned to Greenwood
Tuesday.
Mr.. J. H. Frasier, of Shellmound,
was visiting Greenwood friends
Tuesday.
MIR. A. J. Knight, of C%arrollton, gave
the Commonwealth a pleasant call
Wednesday.
500 bushel Crushed Clay Peas, for sale
cheap, by w. C. Peel,
Mr.. Alex. Henderson, of Runnymede,
was looking aftor his business interests
here this week,
DR.. w. B. Dickins returned Tuesday
from a pleasant visit to his mother, in
Batesville, Miss.
Hon. Monroe McClurg was visiting
his old friends and associates at Jackson
the first of the week.
w. S. Cunningham has opened BIZ
cycle repair shop at his office, and So
licits your patronage.
Silver Shield breakfast bacon, the fin
est to be had, at Stein Bros.
Mrs. Fields and Miss Lizzie Clark, of
Sidon, were in Greenwood last Monday,
on a shopping expedition.
Capt. Rainey has been in Memphis
this week, having some of the machin-
cry of the steamer Pharr repaired.
Miss Hettie Bonner, a charming young
lady, Of Helena, Ark, arrived yesterday
on a visit to her uncle, w. P. Allison.
Fresh California canned fruits at
E. LYMAN & BRO.
Mr.. J. R Morgan and son, of Grena
da, are in the city this week purchasing
cattle for shipment to the western
ranges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt, Baird, Mrs. Thos.
Lee and Miss Mamie Lee, of Fort Lor-
ing, attended church in Greenwood
Sunday.
Mrs. L. G, Lamon, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Greenwood for some
time, left for her home in Chicago, yes
terday morning.
Give us your orders for screen doors
and windows. Odd styles a specially.
HENDERSON & BAIRD.
Drs. Ashley and l. J. Holman and
Messrs. Bob Hicks, Jr. and J. w. Nc
Math, prominent Sidonites, spent last
Tuesday in Greenwood.
Mr.. ]. Miklitsch, of Moorhead, who
has charge of a number of men getting
out barrel slaves for German brewers,
spent Sunday in Greenwood.
Our friend Sharkey Pate has accepted
position with the live and progressive
firm, Hyman Bros, where he can be
found by his MULTI ude Of friends.
Stein Bros. guarantee Silver Shield
hams to be the best, or money refunded
Mr.. Carl Meter returned from a visit
to Nashville and the centennial Monday.
Mr.. Meter says the Nashville event is
superior to the Atlanta exposition.
w. s. Barry, and wife, of Shell
mound, passed through Greenwood
Tuesday en- route to the Nashville cen.
tennial, where they will spend two
weeks.
The many young friends of Miss Mar
garet Price will be pleased to learn that
she will be home next Wednesday, hav
ing finished her course Of study at the
Epworth College, Holly Springs.
You can always get the right prices
on groceries at
E. LYMAN & BRO.
The steamer Pharr Ia laid nm for re.