The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-02
Town Topics


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|,rdAlo Springs to attend tho sum
primal.
c z Bull, Jr., and children and
4, W. Mccoy returned Monday
EatcheE'
80 Treasurer Harvey Miller At-
4 tho meeting Of State TreaSurers
AL,on this week.
.onue Agent w. S. VardAman' OF
Dvood, was q pleasant caller at the
1 office Tuesday.
.rl,. Clark, Of Rosedale, was here
Lo.k with his father, who Is act
!. district attorney.
Bailey was born In Mississippi
has long since recov-
from the afiiiction.
q. Yerger, who has been here for
,.l DAYS on recruiting service, left
temphIs Monday night.
nductor Walter Mclean, OF the
bern, has been taking a vacation
rsek, and enjoying muchly-need-
st.
,Sings Baird, Of Indisnola, is an
=, he boys at homo on a recruit
,nodi, ion. He WAS in the city on
sy.
,,u,ster JeNvell was up from his
Atom this vee.k, and says so much
"A, f.llon during the past month
seriously damage the crops
MI believe half of wht>t Patrick'o
!, tell YOU, he will carry the dis
by 10000 majority. But don't
elieve 'em-they're talking tnro
hats,
!. E. C. UrquhArt, Mrs. VIM Grit
nd children and Mrs, Sadie Fer
and son lett for Bristol Tenn
sy, and will spend the Suml2er in
lton Shields reached home from
onville Monday in search OF re-
for the Delta Guards. He says
oys are all we'll, and anxious for q
with the enemy.
, pupils Of Court school delighted
o audience with an entertainment
ay night. Tho exercises were
interesting, and showed superior
de on the part Of the pupils.
/. Pat Henry was so overcome
hysieal exhaustion" that he could
,eak In Greenville Tuesday, but
e UP the earth with q two-hour
h at Leland that night. Really,
hasn't Pat treated us in a very
y manner?
t. Will Moore, of Wayside, who
cen serving his country as juror
eek, was a pleasant caller at the
5 office Tuesday. He says crops
neighborhood are looking we'll
links the cotton crop will fall be-
lat of last year.
9 carloads of negroes came up
vicksburg on a lodge excursion
Nv. and for a time owned the town
ljoyed themselves in quiet, jolly
There was one bad Niger in
.owd, however, and what he did
rated elsewhere.
Bailey is in mighty small ousin-
ming down here to mix up in a
' row, when he should be IN
ington following the example set
m misunderstanding to public
ess. The government doesn'tpay
lis a week to go providing about
ountry helping politicians into
Vicksburg Dispatch announces
arriage at the home OF the bride
lkinson county, of Miss Margaret
herd to Mr.. Charles p. Kemper,
intendent of public schools in
,burg. The bride is well known
,uch admired in Greenville, where
as frequently visited as the guest
8. N. S. Nelson.
desire to apologize to the ladies
Q woman's Foreign Missionary
,ty for tho miserably-bad assort'
of weather distributed here this
We had arranged for fine line
,ather, especially for the OCCASION
he weather clerk mixed things up
:, and the weather intended for us
Ient to Vicksburg.
ere lie likely to be warm time Ii
nville next Tuesday. Mr.. Joseph
~, a Texas gentleman who is nov
ng in Congress, is coming here t.
nd fish his friend Pat Henry on
very deep hole, and they do sa!
he can talk longer and say les
any man on this round yearth
e will run up against a snag In thu
Q of a speaker who knows joe
{ points, that's where the warn
will come in
g Cult Coast Progress announce
ia Bay St. Louis on tn
Of Miss Laurence Generally t
It. Harris Duncan OF the I'd TeXa
lnteers. It was another Of thos
lntic marriages which have bee
nmerous recently. Lieut.. Dunca
ng been ordered to the front, pei
ed his fancee TO marry him befor
laDa rt,,ra Tho bride in n DrOmi