The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-04
Town Topics.
river is rising rapidly.

Has schley got that sprinkler "bot
ed up''
commodore Schley seems to be u
eorker''
EDITOR W. e. Chapman, OF the Indian
Enterprise, was visitor Monday.
Mr. T. r. Baird and son, Catchings,
Indianola, we're in the city Monday.
Hon. J. Holmes Baker, Of lndianola,
among the prominent visitors
pnday
Mrs. Ozella head has gone to Hunts
le, Ala, to visit the home OF her
rents.
B. E. Wright, Jr., of vicksburg, was
re Sunday, looking after personal
erests.
rwenty-four recruits for the Delta
ards left for Jackson Wednesday
rning,
Hrs. NJ. p. Sturtivant has returned
Minter City after pleasant visit to
IS Innis Startling.
liss Mary Watson, Of Avon, spent
urday and Sunday with friends and |
atiyes in the city.
Judge J. II. Wynn left for Hot
ings, Ark, Tuesday, and will be
ent several days.
ork was begun Tuesday on the
bank building on the lot adj
ing THE TIMES office.
urray f, Smith, Vickshurg, and
McLaurin, Rolling Fork, were
ng the visitors Monday.
he Y. q NJ. V. folks have begun
long-contemplated improvements,
md being broken Monday.
,rtions Of the county enjoyed fine
Wednesday afternoon and night,
crops were greatly benefited
rs Harry Smith has returned from
hington city, where she has been
wing visit with her daughter.
dge Longino has returned to the
after short vacation spent on his t
tation, looking very much i'm t
ed,
lnters are very much pleased with
outlook for crops end say that
,ects we're never better at this !
Pn,
hong the pleasant visitors last t
was Miss Alma Hill, of Leota,
was CHI armingly entertained by
Lee Randall.
and Mr% Sol Kahn, Of Little :
lett Wednesday for Grand Lake, Z
after a pleasant visit with b
nville friends. b
j. H. Hicks, of Greenwood, Il
ty Grand Master Grand Lodge of /
u.s. was in the city Monday en-
to Hollandale,
L. O. Catchings arrived Mon
nd was in conference with his
Is until Tuesday, when he re-
d to Vicksburg,
people of Hollandale will give
cue on the 10th, and have invited
al Cate Kings and Mr.. Henry to
Es political issues. 6
Clerk j. M. Lee has moved his (
to the room west of the First q
nal Bank, declining to remain
+ in building that he considers
g,
Helen Moyse and Mr.. F. Moyse,
eenville, are among the visitors
,ksburg. They leave this after
for jackson to attend the Moyse-
us wedding. Vicksburg Herald
or spending several weeks with !
8 and relatives in our city, Miss
e Belle Oursler returned to her II
Memphis, last Sunday, accom- q
by her aunt, Mrs. w. W, Tillot- d
regret to announce the death on ia
sd ay of the infant son of Mr.. Sc
8. John H. Waters. The sin r,
ympathy of THE TIMES is extern ~
the bereaved parents in their u
on. m
e in and ia Ike a lock at TUE Y
office and make yourself at h
Some new frills have been OF
and conveniences for those who %
% look over the latest nD"- =.
beeu made. i"p''' sc
Ptter from Capt. H. L, lreys, Jr., S,
the boys are In fine shape and
spirits at Camp Pat Henry. =
is n o sickness OF any character, al
boys are growing fat on hard II
nd plenty of work. p
bill collector had his inning
y. Some patriotic citizen can
place for his name on the roll of
t he will make a special effort to
every bill collector in town to y
to the war--and stay, :.
ng the Greenwood contingent in
Monday to attend the executive
ttee meeting were DR.. T. II.
son Hon. L, p. Yerger, 4. =,
by, of the Commonwealth a. :,
rdner and W. T. Rush. ii
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