The Greenville times., 1898-01-22
Society and Personal Notes,
Mr.. w. G%MeGnirk, who isSil-
ways heartily welcome, spent
Monday in Greenville.s K W

WI Olu0bs IiAOiiiiiNhb NONlfh1
man of Memphis, was in the city
Tuesday and attended the dance
gwen at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Yerger's that night. 4
Mr.. Edward M. Middleton, our
popular and capable agent at the
Y. & Nj. Y. depot, spent Sunday
in Port Gibson,
Mr.. Lee Sims, formalya Green
vile boy, now a resident of Green
wood, spent a portion of last week
with his parents, DIR. and Mrs. d.
G. Montgomery. Mr.. Sims is a
splendid young man and can al
ways feel assured of n welcome
from his friends here.
Capt. +. j. Martin, prominent
railroad man whose headquarters
is Columbus, was in our city one
day this week.
Mr.. Joe Jayne, DR., is spending
Il few days at Arcola, and is COM
bining business with pleasure.
Mr.. w. G. Yerger, Jr., is again
a visitor to Memphis. There evil
IDENTIFY is some very great attrac-
tion in that city for him.
Mr.. Jas. King, who has a posi-
tion at Avon, spent several days in
our city this week, guest of his
aunt Mrs. j. Shall Yerger.
Mrs. Mary Garfield is visiting
her sister, Mrs. VIII Sessions, at
Frlars Point.
Mr.. Earl Allen spent few
hours in Greenville Tuesday, Ell
route to Delta, La, where he will
be stationed for some weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie r. Meade is on a
visit to friends in Memphis.
Miss Nan Ryan left Monday for
a visit to her parents home in
Port Gibson.
Mrs. j. Spencer Brown returned
Wednesday from a pleasant visit
TO her mother, in Yazoo City.
\ Miss Mildred Hoge, one of the
,ost attractive young ladies of
!, rankfort, KY, arrived in our
Ay on Sunday last for long visit.
She is for the present with her
sister, Mrs. H. I. Ireys, after that
will visit Miss Kate lreys.
Mrs. Nellie is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Ada Gilkey.
Miss Whitehall, of Arkansas,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. Geo.
Anderson.
Miss Jennie Buchanan returned
Wednesday from visit to her
friend, Miss Edna Thomas, at
Arcola.
Ensign Thomas J. Sem left
Wednesday night for New Or
leans to enter into his new duties
in that city. Mrs. Sem will join
him in a few weeks.
Miss Lula Boyd left for Green
wood after delightful visit to
Mrs. d. c. Montgomery. Miss
Boyd is pretty and vivacious lit
tie brunette and made many con
quests during this visit. We hope
she will come again.
A wedding occurred in Vicks-
burg last week which will be of
interest to many here. The con-
'racting parties were Mr.. New
man Lowenberg and Miss Helen
Meyer. The dainty little bride
will be pleasantly remembered
rs the guest of the Misses
Morris about two years ago.
1t will be joyful news to the
friends of little Mary Bell and
Marguerite Crittenden, that these
lear children have recovered from
heir serious illness.
Miss Sallie Campbell, of Lamont
Is the lovely guest of the Misses
George.
Mrs. w. Heddens Montgom-
,ry returned Sunday from Natchez
where she had .been called by the
critical illness of her mother and
brother. Her many friends will
,e delighted to hear that they are
Mrs. Girard Bran
Ion will return to Greenville
about the first.
There will be another musicale
n the spacious apartments of the
Z. M. II. A., on Sunday evening
lext. As the first one given was
such o thorough success, we know
his will be equally as enjoyable.
Miss Cylla Gross, one of the
)elle's of Canton, arrived Monday
or visit to Miss Helen Moyse.
Miss Gross is a pretty and ac-
,omplished young lady and
We predict for her an enjoyable |
ime.
Miss Selma Dover, of Anguilla,
Miss, is the handsome guest of |
he Misses Rosenfeld.
Mr.. Selig Calm, a former resi-
lent of Greenville, now of New
Orleans, is mingling with his many |
friends this week, and is receiving |
warm welcome.
Miss Rosa Harris, who has been /
listing the Misses Fletcher for |
.nmn reeks left Thursdav for |