The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-13
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES.


to LlttO Rock aud Memphis Even
though absent but fortnight her re-
turn will brighton some hearts.
Mr.. George johnson was in our
city for few hours on Monday.
Mr.. w. A. Jewell aud Mrs, j. D,
Jewell, of Longwood, were welcome
visitors this week,
Mr. Richard Sessions, Of Leota,
was III the city Saturday, minging
with his many friends
Mr.. Win Campbell, of Ayondale,
Bolivar county, was a pleasant visitor
In our city on Saturday.
Bright little Jennie Ryan is reCov-
oring from his critical illness, TO the
delight of everyone.
Miss Jennie Yergers friends arc
giving her glad welcome home after
her prolonged absence,
Mr. Morris Rosenstock, Of Avon
was in the city for day or two re-
Gently
Mr.. and Mrs ID f. Hunt left Tues.
day for Lake Lee, where they will
pitch tent and spend few days
Camping" Several young people
were invited but we're unfortunately
unable to accept the invitation. They
anticipate pleasant little outing.
DR.. -. S, Humphreys, Of Green
wood, is in the city en- route to
Chatham to attend Mr.. Hobert, who
Ia very ILL.,
Mrs. II. 2. Hawkins has returned
from al extended visit to Kentucky, to
the delight of her many friends
Mr.. Stanley HenshaW, from ProVi-
denCe, Rhode Island, arrived in our
city last week, to accept position
with Mr.. Ed Berry, a young cotton
buyer who is well known here,
Messrs. Camp Wheeler and Charlie
Moore, spent Sunday on Lake Lee.
Young men who are closely confined |
in stores all week, know how 10 en-
joy day spent in the country, where
everything is quiet aud peaceful.
Aessrs, A. L. Brunson and r. W.
Tilford, drove to saltwater Sunday |
on business, aud from there joined the
fishing party on Lake Lee. All had a
merry time.
Mr. Henry Greenwood, mentioned
not long since Rs being o visitor here,
has accepted q position with Abe
Blum, cotton factor, aud will now be
OF our city.
Mrs. Geo. Wheatley, who has been
visiting friends in Mexico and st. Louis
Mo, for the past two months, return
I'D home Saturday and is heartily well
'omed by her large household as well
rs her many friends.
Mr.. Joe Silverstein, of Wilcznski,
vas visitor to our city on Saturday.
Judge A. Il. LoDgino, who fled with
lis family to Staf'ords Wells when the
irGt report of yellow fever being at
Nltta Yuma reached here, returned
home Saturday night Mrs, Longino
md lovely little children are expected
d ig,~T days,
The friends o, - Miss Mabel Bate will
e distressed to hear at she was
tricken with yellow fever at her homc
New Orleans on Saturday. The
arrest wish for a speedy recovery is
card on all sides, for this lovely
Dung woman possesses many friends
nd admirers in our city.
Miss Sallie Campbell, of Lamont, is
rpeCted this week. She is coming to
tend the Harbison-George wed.
ing, and while here will be the guest
Miss Narcisse johnson. 1t has
zen quite a while since Greenville
IS had the pleasure of a visit from
iss Campbell, and her many friends
Ill give her hearty welcome.
Mr.. Walter Chapman, formerly
reenville resident, now ofIndianola,
as greeting his friends here Monday.
Mr. Hal L. Rucks went to,Burdette
short business trip Monday.
Pecan hunting seems to be the fash
D, during these dull times, with our
ciety folks. We know of young
uple who went out to gather!pecans(0 II
d after being gone all the afternoon
me back with but five pecans. Per-
ps had third party accompanied
sm they would have been more sue.
Isful.
Miss Nepple Scruggs, to relieve the
hum Of school life and assuage an
ack of homo sickness, went from
orgetown, KY, to Frankfort FRIDAY
'ning aud spent a couple of days
la Misses Prue Hunt and Katie
lnson.
A telegram was received here Mon -
7, by Mr.. d. f. Hunt from his IT
'ther ex-Consul w. E. Hunt, all n
lncing the arrival of himself aud IL
llly ln San Francisco. They are now
route to Frankfort, KY, and after q
naming there for a few days Capt. III
ut will come to Greenville. 1t will n
e genuine pleasure to his lnnumer- IN
e friends here to once more more ~
g this popular man as q resident Of k
,enville. III
lrs. 6, ID. Turner of Lagrange ~.
ntatlon, was in the city Saturday.
: daughter, Miss Euola. Que of our
ID School graduates of June last, SCI
gone to OxfOId to enter the Uni 1
sity for higher education.
rank Leslies Popular Monthly has ~
rned its pages with picture Of our VIZ
dsome townswomsn, Mrs. Henry
lreys, and the TIMES herewith n
10 its acknowledgment of the M
'eful compliment Though the
ure ia presented as one of Ken.
,y's fair women, it is from photo !
oh Of Mrs. Ireys as a bride, taken
she had identified herself with -,
city; so Greenville claims q full
e of the houor.
re-, Metcalfe-COllins' household Is Can
completed by the arrival of aug