The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-02
SOCIETY AND Personal NOTES.

Billie BOYD, OF Bolivar were IN the
city Thursday.
Me.srs. win Campbell aud Hal
SchaeiIer, of Lamont, were on our
.treels greeting friends Thursday
Mr.. Lee a popularyouug merchant
Of Grace Station, was IN the city
Wednesday
Capt. King and Miss King, were
welcome visitors from Bolivar this
week
Mr.. j. Ovcrton Banks drove up
from Lake Washing on this week.
Mrs. Priscilla Melcalie and daughter
Mrs. Salio Lyle, were welcome ylsi-
tors on Thursday.
Mrs. Marks is visiting her brother
Mr.. Leon Fletcher, al Arcola.
Mrs. Urquhart aud daughter, Mrs
Sallie Ferguson, accompanied by her
bright little son, Robert, were well
come visitors this week. They were
guests Of Mrs. William Griffin.
The many friends of Mrs. Watt
Stone, are panied TO hear Of her con-
timed illness, and hope for her COM
plete restoration TO health.
Miss Ruth Geary's friends miss her
greatly. She is attending Normal
school at Iuka Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Amele Friedlander
left Wednesday for a short visit to
relatives in Arcols,
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
RYAN sympathize with them in their
anxiety over the critical illness of
their bright little son.
Mrs. Owen Stone, accom- panied by |
her bright, pretty children, spe mt
several days in our city this week,
and were guests of her sister, Mrs
Watt Stone,
Mr.. Earl Aliens friends are de-
lighted to have him IN their circle
again, He has accepted q position
with the Government Fleet,
The LITTLE son o. MI and Mrs. Dan
Head is slowly recovering rom MS
long aud critical illness.
Miss Bessie Prince, a bright, attrac-
tive young lady from Lake Jackson,
passed through Greenvlle on We'd
nesday en- route TO Louisville, to enter
school in that city. Her mother, Mrs.
Lon Prince, accompanied her this far.
and after spending few hours here,
drove out to Newstead, the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Metcslfe, to be
their guest for few days.
News received here Thursday from
Mr. Queue Ferguson, caused ripple
ofexcitement among his friends, for
be stated that he had been quite sick
with the prevailing fever at Biloxi,
but is now convaIescent All hope
for HIM a speedy re covery
Mr. Sam Wilson. of New Orleans,
who made so many friends here last
winter, is again in our midst His {
ormer partner, Mr. Will Priestly, to {
he regret of many, will not return. {
Mrs. P. E. M. Collins announces the !
opening of the Metcafe- Collins Semin-
Try on Monday, Oct. 4. Her many S
riends wish the ambitious little wo- c
nan success. 1
Mrs Il W. Tilford and daughter, {
Miss Gracia, are now at ManderYille,
"a, and anxious TO get back home,
,ut will not be allowed here on &C
ouut of our strict quarantine. Their
riends are glad to hear of their safe
y aud will give them warm well h
ome upon their return. \
Mrs 5. r. Geise and Maj. Williams, |,
Entertained Messrs, Fred Metcalfe and d
/. st, L. Coppee, at cards Tuesday e
light.
1t is rumored that one of our So
iety beaux is soon to become a bene- 1
Iict The young lady of his choice is
Iuite social favorlte in one of our
lister towns,
MI Ed Holland reached the city on
Wednesday, having been TO Chicago
.ftcr his stay in New Orleans, where
e passed about ten days, SO as to
meet our quarantine regulations. Mrs.
Ioland and Rena are still In New
orleans, and of ne cessily, will be alb
cnt some weeks longer.
Miss Annette Pierce, of Yazoo City,
rGtwh:le o Greeuville resident, was
, fine c.,'v, at the Iun for seyergi days
bis week. Her many friends were
lad to see her after her absence of
ear.
Mrs. Edward Middleton's friends
ympathize with her in the loss of her
rother, Mr.. David Humphreys, of
ort Gibson, who was thrown from a
orse and instantly killed. Mrs. Mid
Teton will return to Greenville in
W days and will be at Mrs. Laura =
Taker's for the winter. |
Miss Fannie Smith is expecting
sit soon from Misses Ollie and Elsie
block. They have been in New
ork for some weeks at the bedside
their aunt, Mrs. Avery, who passed d
ON this life about ten days ago. u
Mrs. John Hanway. Misses Julia
ID Minnie, aud Masters John and
mothy, returned Thursday after
ION from St. Louis. Called home by
g sudden death of Mr.. John Han
ny. Much sympathy is extended -
e bereaved family in this, the first III
eak in their large family circle. n
Instead of pleasure trip to Bolivar, IL
lde by Misses Nettie and AlvernOn
lderson, as mentioned in our last M
ue, they are on womsn's holiest and MI
b!est misslon--that of giving solAce m
d comfort to the distressed and NJ
rslng the sick. They went to the A