The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-06
SOCIETY AND Personal NOTES.

Monday in town.
Mr.. A. l.. Bruusou returned from
Coahoma Saturday
Miss Ludie Scott, of Hollandsle,
paid Greenville visit Saturday.
Mr.. Andrew Aldridge, of Arcola,
was among the weeks visitors,
Mr. Chas. Wing, of Longwood, is IN
the city OIL a visit TO his family.
Hon. John l.. Hebron, Jr., of Deer
Creek, was Tuesday visitor to the
TINES.
Mrs. r. A. Halett's friends were
glad to see her out last week after
her severe Illness
Mrs. S. Spingarn and son, Marcus,
from Arcola, were pleasant visitors
Monday.
Mr. Joe DAVIS spent few hours in
our city Monday and returned that
afternoon 10 Lake Village.
Mr.. Robert Wilson, who made
many friends here last winter is again
in city for the cotton season.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Kennedy &C
companed Mrs. Hauway aud family
from ST. Louis to attend the funeral
of Mr.. John Hanway.
Mr.. Richards, the pleasant young
clerk at the American Express office,
returned last week from visit to his
old home, Columbus.
Mai Williams and daughter, Mrs.
Geise, had q most enjoyable visit
last week to the hospltable home ofMr.
and Mrs, George johnson on Bogue
| Phala.
The Miksdo rehearsels are greatly
enjoyed by our society folks. All
take the liveliest interest and are de-
termned that it shall be great sue
| cess.
Mrs. S. w. Shields and handsome
little grandson, Shields Hood, return.
ed Saturday from all extended visit |
TO Denver, the present home of Mr..
Walton Shields.
Mrs. j. Ii. Wynn, her daughter,
Matte, and manly little sons, Billie and
Thad, left Monday morning for visit
to Little Rock, and from there they
will visit Newport, Ark.
Will Yerger, the bright, manly little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Humphreys,
who has been quite sick at the home
of his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs.
Yerger, is improving.
Mrs. Watt Stone left on the City of
Savannah Sunday morning for Mem
phis. Her friends snxiously await
good news of her condition. She
was accompanied by Capt. Watt
Stone.
Mr.. j, G. Conley went TO Memphis
this week to be present at the mar
riage of his brother, Mr.. Laudon Comfy
to Miss Mary Parker. Example, even
of younger brother, is often worthy
of a follower.
Mr.. Felix L. Askew, formerly of
of Carrollton, now of Boston, has been
twice guest in our city during the
past week This popular travelling
man is brother Of Mrs. j. A Shack
leford.
The Misses George expect their sis.
ter, Mrs. Shotwell, of Jackson, this
week. She is coming TO attend the
marriage of Miss Matte Anderson
George to Mr.. Frank L. HARRISON,
which willtake place Tuesday, Oct. IA.
Mrs. w. NJ. Green and family are
spending few days with Capt. and
Mrs. McHIe. They leave for their
future home, st, Louis, on the 14th.
These charming people will be greatly
missed by their large circle OF friends {
IN Greenville.
Mr.. George Hunt returned Friday '
from loug visit TO relatives In Frnk-
fort Kentucky. His friends were
glad to see him again, but sorry he
did not remain longer He left Sun
day night on the Annie laurie for
Sunny Side, Arkansas, to enter into a
business engagement.
Mr. Julian Fort is in the city visit
ing his mother and brother, Mr. Robt.
Fort. His health has been very much
Impaired for several weeks and he is
taking a vacation from his work at
Sunny Side. His numerous friends
here wish him speedy recovery.
A marriage in Memphis at highnoon
Monday, possessed much interest for
our society folks. The contracting
parties, Mr. Landon Comfy and Miss
Mary Parker, having on several oc-
,aslons visited this city, where they
AVE many friends,
Misses Eleanor and Hebe Randolph,
If Woodstock, were welcome visitors
his week, and returned home on
tuesday. They were the guests of
be Misses Brandon on Broadway,
)ne regret the only one connected
With their visits here, is their angel
ike quality-rarity and brevity.
The many friends of Mr.. Neal =
Winter will be delighted to know he
,assed his examinations successfully
nd has entered the University OF
&issouri at Columbia. This ambi-
ion young man deserves success, and S
many here will watch his progress
With interest.
Mr. Lyme Startling, Jr., is a typical
ollege man. Having with equal
rdor aud zest, participated IN each
base of college life-the students, the :
be athletes and the club mau's. He T
the proud possession of the Centre +
,ollege Glass book of 1862, the i
lass in which he was one of the honor
carers at graduation.
Miss Carrie Skinner has gone from
Nashville to Sewanee, aud is under
be chaperonage of Mrs. Belle B. \
ireeu, Frightening her home, which <
be has made the social centre L
f that classic town. Miss Carrie is u
be recipient of all those gallantries n
nd attentions college studeuts know