The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-01
Society and Personal Notes.

Miss Bessie May Prince, one Of
Washington county's loyeliest
young girls, came home from
Louisville, KY whore she has
been attending school, to spend
her holidays with her mother and
brothers on Lake Jackson.
Henry Fisher, who is with IL,
T. Ireys for the cotton season,
went to Memphis on Friday last
to spend Christmas with his fami-
ly. We know his many friends
there were glad to see him anC
made his visit a pleasant one.
Mrs. Owen Stone, of Elizabeth,
spent Monday in our city.
Ensign and Mrs. +. j. Sem,
and handsome little son, Elliott
Marchant, after a short but pleas
ant visit home, left Monday for
Greenville, N. c., to spend a few
weeks with Mr.. Senn's family.
They will return here before go
ing to New Orleans where Ensign
Sem will be stationed.
Mrs. w. II. Montgomery and
Mrs. Girard Brandon are visiting
at their mothers home near
Natchez, called there by the i'll
ness of their brother, Aaron Stan
ton. They have the sympathy of
their many friends here who sin
cerely trust he will soon recover,
Miss Mary Trigg delighted her
family and friends by coming
home to spend Christmas.
Little Miss Edna Worthington
was accompanied home last week
by her lovely and attractive little
cousin, Sallie Hunt, who spent
several days with her,
Mr.. and Mrs. (. b. Musgroye
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Yerger. They leave the latter
part of the week for Greenwood,
where they will spend several
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Humphreys before going to their
home in Hazlehurst Their visits
always give pleasure to their rela-
tives and many friends.
Miss Maud Bryan went home to
spend Christmas and was accom-
panied by Jim Burke. who was
her guest for several days,
Mr.. Dabney is in the city on a
visit to his daughters, Misses La
vinia and Harriet, and little son
John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Atkinson
spent Christmas at Elizabeth with
Or. and Mrs, Owen Stone,
Hiss Matte Aikens many friends
are sorry to hear of her illness and
wish for her q speedy recovery,
Richard Bedon one of our jol-
lest and most popular young men
spent Christmas at Morehead with
his sister Mrs. Lawrence.
Walter Heathman, we believe
has some especial attraction at
for he WAS again a Wis!
nor to that 'little town on Christ
mas.
MI. Duncan one of the employees of
the Goyer Company visited friends
at Baird Christmas.
Mrs. Steve King and manly |
young son Steve left last
week for st. Louis.
Mrs. Gracia Walton spent sever
al days last week with Alex Hen
derson's family at Runnymede.
Miss Marie Workman, lovely |
"bud" of Memphis is in the city |
visiting Mrs. Mary Garfield "
Miss Ruth Benoit arrived in our |
city Tuesday to visit Mrs. S. r.
Geise. Miss Ruth is q bright, at
tractive girl, and her friends are
always glad to see her.
John Primrose who has been at
tending college in Port Gibson
game home to spend his Christ
mas holidays,
Mrs. Raph Gregg, of Memphis,
is the guest Of Mrs. A. II. Lon
gino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lyman
Lusk, Of Birmingham, are in the
city on a visit to Mrs. Lusk's sis
ter, Mrs. Sallie Higgins. They
have many friends here who al
ways thoroughly ENJOY their visits
Miss Mary 1'rigg has for her
guest, Miss Cooke, charming.
young woman Of Vickshqrs.
Robert Lashley and mother,
Mrs. Julia Lashley, returned home
last week from Claiborne county
where Mr., Lashley had been on
business. He has recently accep,-
ted q position at LongwoQd, and
his many friends here will be- de-
lighted to have him once more
near our city
DR.. Horace Brashear, of Winter
vile, and Miss Evie Montgomery,
Of Natchez, were quietly
married ON the 24th inst, at the
home of the bride. Miss Mont
gomery has a host Of friends in
our city, made during her resi-
lence here as teacher in the High
School several years ago DIR.
is also very popular here
and the best wishes and congratu-