The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-04-02
Society and Personal Notes.


visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Humphreys in Greenwood. Mrs.
Humphreys and children will re-
turn with her.
DR.. Owen Stone has decided to
locate at Bay ST. Louis, and left
several days ago with his family
for their new home. Their friends
here regret the removal of bis
splendid family, but wish them
much success.
Mr.. Harry X. johnson was
mingling with hi many Grcenyille
friends one day this week.
Mr.. Il. 4. Smith, of Memphis,
was here several days this week.
He was accompanied ON his return
by Mrs. Smith, who has been on
long visit to her parents DR.. and
Mrs. John Primrose.
Capt. and Mrs. w. w. Stone
are enjoying a visit from their
daughters, Mrs. e. p. Odeneal of
Guatemala and Mrs. Joe Robinson
of jackson. These young women
have a large circle of friends in
Greenville, who remember them
as the Misses Annie and Lillian
Stone.
The Ben Hur entertainment at
tracted large number of persons
to the city, prominent among
them were Mrs. Preston and Mrs.
Carroll and Miss Nellie Carr oil, of
Vicksburg. They were guests of
Mrs. j. M. Jayne.
The many friends of Miss Susie
George rejoice over her improve
ment, and earnestly trust she will
have speedy recovery for her
critical illness cast a gloom over
many hearts.
Mr.. D. f. Hunt spent the week
in Missouri, on business.
DR.. S. r. Dunn returned Mon
day from Jackson, where he had
been to attend the Medical Con-
VENT 0
Mr.. A. L. Brunson, travelling
in the interest of the Standard
Oil Co, of New Orleans, was in
the city Tuesday, and left on the
Hill City for points near Mem
phls.
Mr.. Robt. Sims, of Indianola,
was IN the city Sunday to attend
the funeral of DR.. D. G. Mont
gomery.
Mr.. Walton Shields, after a
pleasant visit to his old home, left
last week for Denver. Mrs.
Sallie Shields, his mother, expects
to join him soon.
DR.. w. G. Brook returned this
week from q pleasant little visit to
Meridian.
Mrs. McCutchen and daughter,
Maggie, made q short visit to
last week.
Mrs. N. L. Marian, of Vicks-
,urg, spent several days in the
ity this week, guest at the Leota
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Green, who q
ave been for the past two months, =
nth their daughter, Mrs. VIM. =
yerger, are now with Mrs. D. f. :
1unt. \
Rev. r. f. Standifer, former a
astor of the Methodist church t
/ this city, now of Bolivar, was $
ere Sunday to attend the funeral
his friend, DR.. D. G. Mont
Mrs. Geo. Lamb, is in Jackson ]
q q visit to her father, Gov.
owry and sister, Mrs. Henry.
/ DIR. j. D. Smythe was called to
ashviIle on Sunday last by the
cath of his brother. He returned
7ednesday. i
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Brashear, cl
Winterville, we're in the city o.
lnday, called here by the death cl
Mrs. Brashear's uncle, DR.. D. d,
Montgomery. Mr.. Lee Sims, p,
Greenwood, was also here on v
ct sad mission. sc
Miss Sara Fletcher's friends re- "a
.et to hear she has been confined u
her home this week by illness. o.
Miss Lee Randall, of Bolivar, is gu
Q pretty guest of Mrs. Tillotson. da
Mr.. ". T. Dowty, the popular tn
.ummer for Peacock Clothing OF
ouse, is in Greenville this week. nc
r. Dowty makes two visits an III
tally to this city and has won on
any friends who are ever ready nc
welcome him. ID
Misses Brockett and Erwin, who liza
I'VE been the admired guests of it
ISIS Bette Yerger, returned Mon cb
" to Erwin Station. Miss
rocket returned Friday to spend A
few days, en- route to her home e
Atlanta. r
Miss Florence Wllbourn has b.