The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-11-06
SOCIETY AND rERsONAl NOTEs.

With her daughter Mrs. Harry Robin
"a son, Al Lake Village. Ark The r,
d tnru Of Mrs, Dunn Will be wecom
news 10 her large circle of friend
- here, for she has been greatly missed
Dr. Dunn Is SIN absent on his oficG
duties as member Of the State Boar
Of Health, where his services ar
considered invaluable.
Mr.. WIN Read, of Suufower coun
ty, was a pleasant visitor in the citl
Friday
DR.. and Mrs. John W. Primrose
are expecting theirs daughters, Mrs
Z f. smith, of Paris Texas, and Miss
Carrie Primrose, who has been absent
Tor three or four Eonths visiting her.
and who has been greatly missed BY
our society folks for she is great
favorite.
Mr.. Jake Weiss received telegram
Thursday announcing the desperate
illness of his wife in St. Louis He left
Immediately, and their friends here
hope he will find her condition much
improved.
The cordial welcome which CAPT.
W. E. Hunt is receiving from every
one here, attests the high esteem in
which he is held by our people. He
is a splendid man and rightly de-
serves it.
1t is very fitting that the important
epoch ola mans life, when he emergos
from callow youth into manhood's
estate and assumes the responsibilities
incumbent thereunto, that should be |
suitably celebrated, and it lsa custom
fairly well observed by our Jewish |
| people. Cards are out for recep. |
ton next Tuesday night, TO be given |
by Mr. and Mrs. Y, Weinberg to marx
the coming of age of their son, Mr..
Joe Weinberg. Instead of this fuuc.
ton being as usual, a stag, Mrs Weln-
berg with rare taste, has included his
fair lady friends, and the event is
looked toward to with much pleasure.
Mr.. John R. Baird, Of Suufiower
county, was among Greeuville's visi.
tors this week,
Mr.. Vic Erwin spent Friday in our
city with frienns.
Mr.. A. M. Shelby, of Highland, was
in the city on business Thursday. His
friends were sorry to hear of the loss
he sustained by the burning of his
barn on Wednesday night !
Mr. 4. Carlton, of Lake Village
Ark, was in town this week mingling
with his many friends.
MI Sam Paxton, splendid young
business man, was in our city on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Priscilla Metcslfe and daughter,
Mrs Sallie Lyle, drove INTO the city
on Friday from Wilczinski.
Mr.. G. 7. Charles, of Wayside, was
visitor in the city on Friday. d
Mr.. Will Campbell, of Lamont, paid
GreenVille visit this week. This
gentleman has many friends here who '
always enjoy his visits.
Mr.. Hal Schaetfer, of Bolivar couu. {
" was a pleasant visitor in our city
on Friday.
Mr. George Read, of Lake Hall,
Ark, was in our city OF Friday His
many friends here are delighted to see
him looking so well after bis recent
serious spell of illness,
Mr.. Austin Nicely, of WinterviIc,
was visitor in the city this week
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Overton Banks, ot
Hampton, were in our city this week, t
and were guests of Mrs. Banks aunt,
Mrs. Charlie Starring. This is the
first visit they have made here for
quite awhile, aud 1t afforded much
pleasure to their many friends.
Mr.. j. r. Ward, of Leota, made a =
short business trip to Greenville this !
week. :
Mr., Joe George, of Longwood, was :
in the city on Thursday. !
Mr.. w. p. Richardson, who owns /
several OF the most magnificent plan .
tations IN the Delta, aud who is al :
ways welcome visitor in our city, 7
spent couple of days here this week !
at the Inn.
DR.. Howard Stewart returned sew
eral days ago from short visit to his
brother in Monticello, Ark. His
many friends hope to keep him here !
a long time, for he has been absent so l
much the past year and has been sadly !
missed. y
Mrs. j. H. Wynn and lovely little
children, returned this week from
quite long visit to trends in Little ;
Rock and Newport, Ark. Judge and I
Mrs. Wynn are great favorites in
Greenville and makes this lovely home q
in Belle Air centre of attraction
during our gay winter seasons. L
MIR V. Garner, business manager
for Mrs. w. w. Gordon, was a guest in
our city several days this week and
registered at the Inn. Mrs. Gordon,
who was Miss Susie Richardson of :
New Orleans, owns some of the most
prosperous plantations iu the Delta. !
Mrs. Wallace Arnold's many friends
will be sorry to hear she is Oh the sick :
list this week, and hope she will soon !
be fully recovered. u
Mr.. j. Mobley's many friends are
delighted to see him on the street
again after his recent painful acct.
dent. He is enjoying visit from his :
mother, who resides in Meyersville. !
Mrs. Mobley has made several visits in J.
our city and her friends always give
her a warm welcome for she is q
sweet, lovable woman,
Mrs. Lsvlnis Yerger and sons have
taken rooms at Miss Fannie Smiths, c
and will be pleasantly located for the a
winter.
Mrs. Mollie Lowry Bate has ar
rived in Atlanta, where she was
Joined by her daughter, Miss Dora,
who had been on long visit to her f
aunt, Mrs. King in Bessemer, Ala. [