The Greenville times., 1898-03-12
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! Society and Personal Notes. J

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Mrs. Eugene w. Miller,
South Carolina, is visiting ha
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hood, 4
Magenta. She spent Wednesdl
in the city and many friends ha
the opportunity Of seeing her.
Miss Fannie Yerger returno
home Saturday last after an en-
ioyable visit to her sister Mrs. b
G. Humphreys, in Greenwood
Her young friends are deIightet
to have her with them again.
Mr.. G, McGinnis Wood, a popu
lar young railroad man of Mem
phis, was in the city Monday an,
spent the day with his cousin
Mrs. and Misses Piseros.
Miss Hoge after a pleasant visi
to friends in Little Rock, is in oul
midst again. She is the guest 0.
her sister Mrs. H. T. Ireys.
Mrs. Joe HARRISON, accompan
led by Mr.. Sidney HARRISON, lei
Sunday for Memphis to see Mr.
Joe HARRISON, who is there fol
medical treatment. Mr.. Sidney
HARRISON returned Monday and re.
ported his brother much improved.
They are expected back soon.
Miss Irene Montgomery retu
ed this week from a visit to NJ ,
Fannie Clark, at Rosedale. S g
was accompanied on her return =
Miss Clark, and both we're que 6
for several days of Mrs. Wur-
than.
Mrs. Smlthson left this week
for visit to relatives in Ken
lucky.
Mrs, Or MAgruder, of Hollon-
dale, was a guest in our city this
week.
Mr.. viii Spann, one of vicks-
burg's most popular Young men,
was in the city Wednesday and
attended the dance that night.
Mr.. Charlie Elliot, of Movers
vile, is again visitor to our CITY.
lie returned to see his cousin
Mrs, I. j. Sem. who is here for
0 short visit. She will return
soon to New Orleans and will be
accompanied by her mother Mrs.
L. b. Shaw, who will spend the
spring in that city.
Mrs. R. B. Campbell returned
this week from Aberdeen where
'he had been to attend the funeral
1f Mr. Dancey, her brother. Miss
Eugenia returned with her, to the
telight of her many friends who
always miss her bright presence.
Mrs. E. NJ. Middleton returned
o our city Thursday, to the de-
light of her many Greenville
friends. Mr.. Middleton, we hope, !
will decide to remain here.
There seems to be an epidemic |
If grippe, and many of our promi- |
lent citizens are i'll. Among the |
'ictims we note the following and |
rust they will recover: Mesdames |
hebron, Heard, Harshee and Mr..
). Heard.
The ball given on " ednesday
light was largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyable affair. AS
8 always the case in Greenvilte, a
lumber of fair visitors lent their
harms, which, added to our own
ovely girls makes the scene IRE
istible.
Miss Marie Fox, after a winter
pent in our midst, where she was
realty admired, left Thursday
light for home. We know of
everal gallant beaux who will feel
er absence keenly, and we here
nth tender our sympathy to them
nd hope she'll soon be persuaded
} return.
Miss Bessie Erwin's lovely coun-
y home was the scene of much
eauty and merriment for several
avs last week. She has for hor
uest Miss Brookett, Of Atlanta,
whose mother will be remember
| with pleasure by many here as
liss Bette Erwin, and invited
le following representatives of
reenville society to meet her:
Iissos Bette Yerger, Innis Star
ng, Kate Ireys and Carrie Bell
egus; Messrs. Henry and Lyme {
Larling, George and AllAL Hunt. {
be merry crowd re lid home t
-onday and Misses Erwin and ,
rocket came up Wednesday for
e dance and we're guests of Miss .
,arling. I
The many friends of Mr.. w. G
Terger are rejoiced to know he I
out of danger and is rapidly re-
vering from his critical illness. I
Hon. B. G. Humphreys came !
.er from Greenwood Sunday en-
ute to Tunica to attend court. +
Mr.. A. T. Torian left Sunday I
L eastern markets to purchase G
5 spring goods. a
DR.. F. A. Bizzell, a prominent !,
lysician of Arcola, was in our :
" several days this week, render =
9 his services to Mr.. Nathan Will
n. who we are Glad to note. ia >