The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-30
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES.

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20 Leland was welcome visitor IN
our cry on Thursday.
llr. Johu Evans, one Of our most
prummenr citizens, returned last week
rem short stay At Hot Springs,
Ark, veS much improved in health.
MIR. VII Z. Richardson who has
been for quite awhile Oh visit io bis
magnificent plantation on Lake Wash.
iugJou camF up 10 GrceuyIlle on
Thursday. Mr Richardson has many
/ friends here who are always glad to
see hin.
Mrs. Prince, OF Like jackson, was u
welcome visitor IN uur city on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Emile Friend Of Sardis, Miss,
is visiting his sister Mrs j. ii. NpIms
on Central Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. kirkland, aud Miss
GREGG, OF Leland, were IN our city on
Tulrsday and devoted The day 90
shopping
MIR. L. W. Blanchard came Up from
Wayside aud spent Friday in our city
with friends.
MIR. Gese, of WintctVllle, drove
into GreeuviIe on business Friday.
Mr.. Ernest KelIuer, who was quito
sick last week, is, we are glad to note,
out again.
Capt. j. w. Mcguire, Of Lake Wu-h,
ing,on, was in tue city this week.
Mr.. j. w McMatn, manager Of tho
Dudley plantation, was visitor in
our city on Friday,
Mr.. Ed. Worthiugton Of Waysdc,
was in town this week,
Mrs Cd Holland and lovely little
daughter Roma, returned home on
Thursday after their long absence,
They are considered fortunate indeed
to have escaped tue dreaded feyg. u
New Orleans They have been Tor
several weeks in 81. Louis, aud are
warmly welcomed back to GreenvIo .
where they possess many friends
Mr.. Aaron Wolthiugton was grr'l.
ing friends in our city on Thursday
Mr. w. d. Love. of Arcola, was
visitor ia the city this week, Gu rou |
TO WIntervile y attend the fun raj /
of his mother. lie has the sympathy /
of the community.
Messrs Give and Harley Metcalle, of .
Wllcznki, were IN town this week
Master Louis Hilzim returned u few .
days ago from an extended visit to .
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hllzim at Their f.
home in Dallas Texas.
Bright little Maria Heusley Startling
is on the sick list this week, and her
friends hope soou to see her out again.
Mrs Bergman, who for yeats past
has been famous for her success with
has magnificent
display of the splendid blossom, AVID
her yard is, as usual at this seagon,
favorite resort of admirers of tue
oriental flower queen.
Mr. Harry Robinson, of Lake Viii
lage, Ark was among the weeks yisl-
tors 10 Greenville.
Mr.. Lewis Galloway, Of Lamont is
in the city.
Mr.. Speaks and Capt Boyd, Of
Bolivar, and Capt. j. NJ. Montgomery,
of Washington county, were in Green.
vile on the 70, attending the meeting
of the Leyee Board.
Mr.. l. Z. Dulaney, of Is.aqueua
was Friday visitor to GreenyiIle
Mrs. Towels and sweet little chta-
dren, of WintcrVl.e, were in our cjy
on Friday, and were guests OF Mr..
FowcPs sister, Miss Molie Ingc.
MIR ID. A Love was Visi or in our
city on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs ST Clair and daughter
Miss Lydia, prominent citizens Of L"-
land, were guests in the city THIS
week. Mr.. 5. Clair is seen OCCASION
ally on our streets, but visit from
Mrs. and Miss St, Clair is a rare
event
Mrs. Nellie Rosenthal, who has been
in Louisville for several weeks, pur-
her fall stock of millinery, re-
turned home this week.
Mr.. A L. Brunson, who has BEEN
IN our city several weeks, left Thurs
day on the Henry Marks for ;he
mouth Of the Red river, in the inter
eat of of the Crescent City Oil MIL. |
He will ship seed from there to New
Orleans aud return to Greenyille next
week.
Mr.. j. P. Mobl.ys'a numerous
friends are solcitous as to the injuries
be sustained while on pecan hunt
He is the recipient of
much attention and numerous kind
inquiries, aud appreciates the sympathy
his condition has eliClted.
Mr.. E. Il. Stacy, of Bolivar county,
was in the city on Friday.
Mr.. Charlie Moore left Friday for
Wlczinski to be post master there,
be will be greatly missed by his friends
here, but all join in wishes for HE sue
cess
The Daisy Glee Club gave their
opening ball Wednesday night in the
lovely and spacious rooms Of the \.
NJ. II. A. Mrs. Robert Halette
the merry crowd All
had very enjoyable evening
ing and realize the pleasure in store
for them, as this is the beginning of a
series Of hops for the season of 1897
IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Hunt chsperoutd
4 merry crowd of young folks TO War
fields, on a pecan hunt The party
of Misses May and Ruth
Primrose, Emma Anderson, Fannie
Yerger, Maria II. Startling and Marie
Piseros.
Mr.. johnson Erwin, of Erwin station
was pleasant visitor on Friday.
Messrs, Joe George and Z. +. Eu'
banks came up from Longwond and
spent few hours in our city Friday