The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-27
SOCIETY AND Personal NOTES.


Mr.. Sam b. Paxton, of ArCola, cam
in town on business this week.
4 Mr.. Give Metcalfa was a visitor /
\ our city on TUESDAY
Mr. John Parkerson, Of BOLIVIA
= county, was greeting friends on GU
streets Monday,
Mr.. Vic. James, of Lake Lee, was 4
pleasant yisilor in our city this week
Misses Maggie Dancy and Eugenit
Campbell returned On Saturday from
. their short but very pleasant visit t.
their FREUD, Mr. Magfuder at HoI
londaie.
Miss Hattie Shelby, from "High.
land," is on visit 10 her sister, Mrs
\. S. DIN, and Der many friends are
delighted to have h.r in their midst if
only for a short white
Mrs. Elherly, Of Winterville is IN
he city on visit 10 her friend, Mrs.
Joe HARRISON. She Is always sure Of
a hearty welcome in Greenville, for
SIZE is well known and much loved
here.
Misses Innis Startling and Margaret
George returned Saturday from their
pleasant stay in Bolivar. They report
the "house-party" thorough success,
and Mise Campbell f charming hostess
Mrs. VIM. Green aud family left
Saturday for their future home i'll ST.
Louis. 1t Is with much regret Green
vile people relinquish their claim On
them, but wish them success aud hap.
| piDess in their new home.
Miss Dudley Pond returned home
last week with her sister Mrs, R p.
Ransom, and is cordially welcomed
| back.
Mr.. w F. Fenton, Of Sunnyside,
Ark, was visitor in our city on
Monday.
Mr. Victor Erwin, Of Erwin Station,
spent several days in town this week |
and received warm welcome
Mr.. Barnes, of WintervIlle was in |
our city on Monday.
Miss Anna Gilky, Of Duncansby, is
in the city, visiting her sister, Mis-.
Nellie on Broadway, She has many |
friends Ia GreenViile and is always q
welcome visitor.
Mr.. James Duncan, of Baird, was in
the city on Tuesday,
Col, A. V. Pearceheld, a prominent
planter of Bolivar county, was in cur
city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Spencer, Of Glen Allen, WAS
mingliDg with mis- many friends on
Tuesday.
Mr. Sharkey and Mr.. Mcdowell,
storekeeper and manager of Refuge
plantation, were prominent visitors il
our city on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Watson is again AT lie.
land, in charge of the school there.
Her friends hope to see her often in
Greenville.
Belle Air will be the gamer by au-
other attractive household this WiulIT,
presided over by Mr.. H. K. Bass, Who
with his mother and sister will occupy
his cottage on N. Broadway.
Mrs. j. j. Kennedy and child have
returned from stay OF several weeks
with her mother i'll Memphis. {
Mrs. w. W. Miller aud lovely little
Willie are at home again after pro-
longed stay in Kentucky.
Mr.. j. A. Crawford, of HealhmaU,
was iu our city on Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Polk, who are with
Mrs, Folks parents, Major aud M.
Eugene Montgomery, al Locu..,'
were gu ol- ~ our Cuy Muudas,
GreeuVlUc wIh miss ms season ,r +
prtscnrc 81 Mrs j. y. uaDUury uuu
swreI htDle cbIlureu, who medic many 3
Irlenus here last Winter. Iucl vii
remain al rnelr uoue IN Ja"ksUuvra3
Ala
Miss Mary rrigg 10 principal u. q
graded school IN CleyeIund, Miss, LuI
assistant beng Miss Emma Watson,
sister OF Meo,rs. ii, Z. and Lamar f
Watson OF oar civ, Tucse yuuLg o
ladies are domcued with Mrs jacobs,
a Kinswoman Of Mis- lrlgg.
Among the prcmneLt visitors % I
our city tnis week were Mr. A. &.
Craid of Baird, Capt. w. i. Withels,
of Benoit, Mr.. r. B. Mcmahon, of H.
disnola, Mr.. A. W, Bonslagel, of H.
dianola, Mr.. W. P. Montgomery. of q
Avon, Mr. John Netf OF Helm, Mr.. NJ. |
J. Roach and Mr. II. Cook, of Deasou, t.
Mr.. W. V. Roberts, of Helm, and Mr.. G.
L, &. Wood, of saltwater. u
Major George Helm aud sister. Miss b
Bette Helm, are visitors IN our city a.
bis week. u
Mrs j. I. Mangum and daughters, d
Misses Maggie and Annie, returned II
asst week, after an extended visit to .
ler son at Rex, Miss.
Miss Fannie Montgomery Is expcc'-
I'd soon iu our city, and will be i
guest of Mrs. p Moshy, on Poplar OF
street. Her many friends will be glad la
o see her, "a
MIR. and Mrs, B G Humphreys and l,
after long visit 10 Mrs. 4,
parents, Mr., and Mrs in
William Yerger, left Tuesday morning al
or their home in Greenwood, Their h
friends hope soon to hear of the com =
llete restoration to health of bright :,
title Will, who has been sick for G.
weeks c
Miss Edith Richardson one Of the "
aculty of the Metcalfe Collins Iusti. +
ute, left this week for a visit to her
home near lndianola.
Mrs j. &. Hebron aud Mrs. Mary q
Walker, who were in Memphis when
he fever broke out, are now pleasant J
y situated in Nashville. L
Mr.. W. IL. Montgomery has rented
be Gay place in the suburbs of our
,ity, and will soon take possession of J
t. Their removal from town even
hat short distance is regretted by
hsir many friends,