The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
Personal AND SOCIAL,

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MIR. and Mrs. McCleish, O
Avon, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Buchanan.
Mr.. Robt Wynn is welcomed
back after a year spent at college
in Port Gibson.
Mrs. II, ST. l.. Coppee is enjoy,
ing II visit from her sister, Mrs
johnson, Of Louisiana.
Mrs. G., Greegway Smith re-
turned Sunday from a short visit
to her home, Memphis.
Mai. Jas, L. Negus and family
left Thursday to spend the heated
term in the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. r. w. Tilford and Miss
Graci returned Tuesday from a
delightful little visit to Runny-
mede.
Miss Rosa Harris has returned
to her home in Winona, after a
charming visit to the Misses
Fletcher.
Mr. T, p. Mangham, of Bolivar,
has moved his family to Greenville,
and have rented Il house ON North
Poplar st.
Another social favorite has de-
parted. Miss Maud Bryan left
this week for her home on Lake
Washington.
Mrs. Ben johnson and beautiful
little daughter Maria Elise, left
Wednesday after visit to rela-
tives in GreenvilIe.
Mr.. D. Howard Hood is another
soldier boy" out recruiting and
is receiving a warm welcome from
his many GreenvilIe friends.
Mrs. Ben Humphreys and love-
ly children and sister Miss Fannie
Yerger left Tuesday for Green
wood to remain for several weeks.
The friends of that bright, pref
ty young girl, Miss Nellie Coppee,
regret her recent illness and trust
she will soon be entirely recovered.
Miss Ellen CureIl left on Fri
day for Nashville. After visit
to relatives in that city she will
spend the summer on the Atlantic
Coast.
Mrs. A. T. Torian and children,
and Miss Louise Elider returned
Tuesday from an absence Of sever
al weeks spent in Vicksburg and |
Mrs. William Griffin and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Bris-
toll, Tenn. Her friends hope the
change will be beneficial to the
lear little baby.
Mrs. MaIvina Yerger, of jack
soc, whose visits always give
pleasure to the many who love her,
arrived Wednesday to visit her
son Hon. William Yerger.
Mrs. Nelson and Mamie re-
urned this week from long visit
o Woodville, where Mamie had
he honor to be flower girl at the
wedding.
Miss Agnes North has returned
o her home in Yazoo City after
mother school session in Green
lille. Her friends are glad to
now that she will return in the
all.
Mrs. Arthur Hider left Saturday s
Or Louisville, KY, called there s
Y the illness of her little son
ieorge, who had recently gone
. that city to visit relatives, All /
ope he will speedily recover.
Mr.. B. B. Payne came INTO the
ity Wednesday to meet his sister
Iiss Louis Payne, of Birming-
am, who was en- route to Winter
lille to spend the summer with
er brother and sister, DR.. and
Trs. Etherly.
The engagement has Just been
1nounced of Miss Sarah Fletcher
, Mr.. Julius Lesser, of Duncan.
he marriage to take place in
.rly Fall. Miss Fletcher is one
Greenville's loveliest girls and
or friends feel a deep interest in
lis announcement.
Miss Helen Moyse, one of our
ost popular girIs, returned Mon
" from delightful visit to Miss
ross in Canton, where she was
e recipient OF much attention.
mong her other attractions her b
ch voice will make her an acquisi- g
IN to any social circle. h
A very Jolly party competed of 7
isses Dudley Pond, DudleyJone = :,
Onie Sykes and Mr.. Walter Mel =
+, chaperoned by Mrs. r. p. :
lnsom and Mrs. Van b. Boddie, !;
ade the round trip on the Belle Il
the Bends this week, and are {,
thusiastic over the pleasure de- Il
Ved. s
Mrs. G. B. Alexander was called r.
Frankfort, Ky, Wednesday, IL
, a telegram announcing the p
itical illness of her father, Mr.. v
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