The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL MOTIFS.

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Mr.. w. b. Stern, OF Spring HUI
Mlssouri,sis IN Greenvile on visit
TO hls family Mr., Stern was a former
resident Of our city and is welcomed
back.
Mrs. e. N. Thomas and hor interest
ing family, will leave in few days
for long visit to ST Louis.
Mr.. win Paxton, of Nicksburg, who
has been here for several weeks, has
accepted position at saltwater aud
will leave in a few days.
Mr., Jim McCutchen, who has been
victim of the prevailing foyer at
California, La, is now almost well.
Mr. Patterson, of Benoit represent
ing the Equitable Securities Co., is in
our city thls week,
Mr.. Aaron Worthlugton, a popular
young pan or IN the northern part of
county, WAS In the city this week.
The home coming Of Mrs, George
Wheatley aud Miss Jennie Herger
announced for last Tuesday, has been
postponed on account of the encroach-
ment of the prevailing fever,
Mr.. j. A. Crawford, of Hesthman,
WAS IN town this week. Mrs. Craw.
ford aud family will leave soon for
Memphis, 10 be absent all winter.
They will be missed by their friends
in Greenville as well as in their own
ncighborhood
DR.. and Mrs Shackleford leave
Monday for ST. Louis to remain some
time. They will be present ut the |
annual exposition which is always |
quite treat.
The truth of the homely adage, |
circumstances alter cases." is eXem-
pllied tn the fact that the presence of |
Mr. LuCian Gwin usually go welcome,
was this week considered undesirable,
and this accommodating gentleman
betook himself to other quarters. Fe
had unfortunately visited his planta-
ton which adjoins Nltta Yuma, about
the time of the renewed outbreak of
yellow fever In that little hamlet.
Miss Narcisse Johnson unfortunate
ly sprained her foot, which has ap-
pealed TO the sympathy of her many
friends, who wish for her injury
rapid recovery.
Mr., Herbert Eskrigge, after many
months absence, spent in England, re-
turned TO the city on Wednesday.
In business and social circles, he has
for several seasons been prominent
factor
Mrs, f. c. Urquhart, of Ealena
Plantation, was in the city on Thurs
day aud reported the recovery of
Master Robert Ferguson, who has
been quite i'll.
Mr., Jim Burke, pleasantly remem-
Dered by our society folks, is welcom-
ed back 10 his cd home after several
years absence. He came from Cow
ington Kentucky to accept position
here with, the Mississippi Cotton Oil Co
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
will be glad to hear of the I
of theit sweet little
Caroline, who was so i'll this {
Mrs. Metcalfe and children
are at Iuka Springs, where they will
remain until cool weather.
Mr. Walter Mellor's many friends {
will be glad to know he Intends re- {
urning to GreenviIle soon. He is
visiting his old home, Michigan City,
Indiana.
M A. w. Shelby, of Highland, is $
Jlowly recovering from the injuries {
he sustained recently, though he is 8
It'll on clutches. I
Mr.. A. Benachi, who has been in :
5reeuville several winters for the cot
on season, returned Thursday.
The progress being made in retit-
ing the spacious apartments which 4
ave been leased by the Y. M. II. A,
promises speedy completion. These
'ooms in arrangement, furniture and
Ill essential accesslons will be TASTE
'ul and elegant, and will be used by
he association for social purposes.
A series of hops will be inaugur-
ted early in November which will
mark the season Of 1897-98, as espe-
tally brilliant. - s,r t.. .,..s - 50
Mr. Lyme Hyner's friends were glad
0 see him in town Thursday. De
lrove in from Bolivar where he has
hargo of levee camp.
Mrs Kate Sp'ers and lovely chill
lren, have joined the household at
the home of her brother,
dr, A. W. Shelby, aud will reside
here permanently.
Mr.. E. E. Bass, the popular Prlnci-
,al of our High School, returned
Thursday from his vacation spent
With his family in Missouri. The
ION homie of this popular man lends
est 10 his greeting of friends which
} as invigorating as it is welcome
nd unusual.
Miss Ruth Primrose is winning
Justly deserved encomiums in the re-
earsals for the Opera Mlkado, unth
re feretaste OF the triumph she will S
tain in the role of Katisha. Her
dice is blrd-like in it's nRturalness
nd perfect freedom aud of the very
Weetest tlmbre.
Mr.. Sam B. Paxton, OF Arcola. was
visitor to Greenville on Wednesday. =
MI. Brit Lee came in from his r
lantation on Deer Greek en- Friday. !
Mr.. W. w. Worthington came up i
rom Wayside and spent few hours
cry pleasantly on Friday.
Miss Narcisse johnson accompan-
ID Mr.. Lyme Hyner back to Bolivar
} spend few hours with her brother,
Tr B. johnson, who is at work there. |
he will return on this afternoons II
rain. Her friends are glad she is u
BILE 10 be out after her accident. 10
Mrs w. N. Hood and daughter,
Iiss Mary, drove into our city from
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