The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-19


home of his brother Mr.. A. 4
Torian.
Mr.. Payne, of Winterville, wal
a welcome visitor in our city re.
: Gently.
Mr.. w. B. Paxton, Jr., Of
Saltwater, was mingling with hil
many friends Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. Sontheimer was war m.
ly greeted by his many friends
this week.
DR.. Lomax Anderson, y proni-
nent physician of Port Gibson,
spent several hours IN the city
Monday en- route to his plantation
on Deer Crock.
Mr.. Robt. Wilson, of Green
wood, we'll known here, was re-
cent visitor.
DR.. j. w. Dulaney, of Green
wood, spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. d. F. Hunt left several
days ago for Missouri on a bust
ness trip.
Rabbi Geo. Solomon, of Vicks-
burg, is a prominent visitor in the
city. He Is the guest of his friend
Mr.. Nathan Goldstein.
Messrs. L. Hitler and Chas.
Loeb, of Canton, were pleasant
visitors in the city this week and
participated in the round of gale
ties.
DR.. S. Il. Dunn is in Mobile on
professional business.
Rev. William Cross passed
through the city on Sunday last,
en- route to his home in Little
Rock after short visit to Lake
Providence. A few of his friends
had the pleasure of seeing him ON
the boat.
A beautiful luncheon was given
by Mrs. DR.. j. A. Shackleford at |
her dainty little home on Friday
afternoon, complimentary to Mrs.
w. E. Hunt. The table was re-
splendent with cut glass and silver
and beautiful array of cut flow
ers. A dainty bunch of white
hyacinth and ferns Was beside
each plate as . souvenir. Ten
courses were served. The guests
who enjoyed this affair were Mes
danes Ewing, Valiant, EvormAn,
W. E. and D. F. Hunt and Dunn.
Mrs. Arthur Ganong, of Mem
phis made a short visit this week
to her cousin Miss Jennie Yergor.
This is Mrs. Ganong's first visit to
Greenville since she WAS here as
Miss Nettie Scott, and her friends
were truly glad to see her.
The many friends of Mr.. Will
Cstchings regret to hear Of his
illness.
Mr.. Jim Anderson was called
home several days ago by the
critical illness of bis father.
Mr.. Arthur w. Yerger, of
Runnymede, spent Sunday in our
lily. His visit was greatly en-
Dyed by all who had tho pleasure
If seeing him.
Miss Bette Yerger returned the
irst part of the week from q de-
ightful visit to Rosedale.
Miss Helen Finlay, one of our
oveliest girls loft Sunday for o visit
o friends in Aberdeen.
Miss Fannie Montgomery, of =
Vinterville, came into the city for a
he card party Monday evening 7
nd was the guest of the Misses .
1eorge. !,
The friends of Mr.. Walter il
Ieathman were delighted to see il
Tim Sunday. }
Mrs. Annabel S. Griffin and !.
ovely children, after a visit L
# several weeks at the home of !
Judge and Mrs. Griffin, left Sun q q
lay for New Orleans. !
Miss Fannie Clarke, of Rosedale, a
vas a visitor this week at the home b
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Workman. c
Mrs. Mildred Humphreys, of i
Greenwood, who was called here n
y the illness of her sister Mrs, A. q
/. Green, returned homo Monday. +
While here she was the guest of l!
er niece Mrs. William Yerger. q
Miss Alice Bew, a lovely young
I'D of Greenwood, is in the city 7
n a visit to her cousin Mrs, Van Q
!. Boddie, $
Miss Agnes Mitchell, Of Mem !,
his, who won many friends and i
dlnirers during q former visit, ,
i'll arrive this afternoon to visit y
OF friend Miss Bette Yerger. /,
Mr.. H. NJ. Jarman whose visits G
ways are enjoyed by his many
-iends here, spent Monday In the u
itg and attended the card party \
iyen by Miss NarciSse johnson.
Hiss Maria Mcrshsad, Of Port Ia
Tibson, who had Just arrived in n
ur city for visit TO her friend n.
fiss Susie NcCutehea, was called il
ONE by the illness Of her mother, e
Miss Helen Moyse was the ri
hostess Of the whist club Il
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