The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
Town Topics.
|Voto!

Vote carly.
Vote for Tom.
Vote for tho lovooS.
Got your vote In oArly.
Monday 10 election day.
Some lndications Of summer.
See that your nolRhDOr votes.
Main street is steadily improving.
Or. H. 7. Stewart left on Thursday
II New York.
Senator 4. H. Moore, Of Bolivar, wal
tho city yesterday.
Sam Gwin, Of Greenwood, was here
tSrorAl days this week.
Mfr. and Mrs. Van B. Boddio arc in
NemphlS for short stay.
A vote for CAtchingS 10 vote against
ia dIsroputable MeLAurin AdministrA-
iIbn.
Miss Mary Hood, Of Magenta, WAS
M guest Of Greenville friends this
apek,
Tho electric fans and soda fountains
cslebrAted tho Fourth with great en-
lipsissm.
Hons. Leroy Percy and E. N. Thorn
attended U. S. court at YickSburg
thls week.
crowd OF GreenvilliSns went out
b Cleveland yesterday to hear Gen.
CAtchingS,
What has become Of the now station
~ was 80 faithfully promised by tho
III & NJ. ":
Robert Wynn has returned from
III Gibson, where he has been at
lsbdlng school,
Mas Fannie Smiths friends will re-
ID to learn that she has been very
~ since Sunday.
Mss Rosa Harris returned to Vino
M Thursday, after II most delightful
no to the Misses Fletcher.
he band gave another delightful
npen-air concert Thursday night that
VA enjoyed by large crowd.
Aiss Matte Anderson and willard
Nh chsll have returned to Wingo, KY,
Eiler visit 10 II. ?. Mitchell.
Dr.. and Mrs. Stevenson Archer, Sr.,
IA on Thursday for Washington City
lnA points Of interest in the east.
III, G. B. Mccsul and wife Of Friars
mt, are welcome guests Of Mrs. W.
F Miller, sister OF Mrs. McCaul.
Any OF those who are naturally ex.
~ ted to vote for Pat have gone fish
nN and won't be back until Tuesday.
Miss Maude Lyon and Mr.. Will Koch
- married at the residence of tho
A . last Monday, Rev, J. E. Thomas
Mating.
eenville is thrilled by the sound OF
81 hammer and saw, mason's trowel {
IA carpenters plane, from Belleair '
Keddo Park.
i. A. Grayson Randolph, Of Nor
'k Va, is visiting his parents, Capt.
Il Mrs. w. F. Randolph, at Wood
ltk Plantation.
Miss Eva Montgomery and her three I
niger sisters left this morning for 4
Arkville, whore they will remain un- t
fall visiting relatives. Z
Mrs. John Archer and children and I
rs. D. C. Montgomery and son formed 6
lleasant party on Thursday for sum /
u resorts in the mountains Of Ten &
zee. Q
here will be meeting of the Gem h
Nv Association at tho residence OF II
- George WheAtley on Monday ct
i. N, MRS. WALLACE ARNOLD, -
rotary. m
ss Helen MOyse captures hearts p
newer she goes. She has just re- 81
he'd from a round of visits to neigh b
|ng cities, and in each was as much tt
bred as she is in Greenville. a.
be Episcopal church organ VIII be W
be capable and accomplished hands Il
&iss Mary Walker during the abb 81
/, % of Mrs. Greenley in Washington. a
Afternoon service will be omitted
further notice.
mem suto of the Second Regiment n
large cooked felt hat which orn-
hts tho head OF President McKin-
n front Of Sol Brill's. The hat
Is the following legend In bold let r
Hello, boys, here is a souvenir a
Spunk Yerger. I'll be home in a
if the Spaniards don't stop my
X. Keep it until Col. Yerger comes
~
! the election of teachers OF the I,
lie schools for the next session, the :
living we're chosen: Z. E. Bass, SUI u
hi, sndeHt: T.. L. Grady, assistant;
les TIA Darling. S. p. Trigg, Lo- =
j Barry. Susie Mccutchen, Annie '
kinski, L. b. HARRISON, Carrie 81
in, Agnes N;arth, Lutte Bangh, NJ
Fancy, Nellie Griffin and Narcisse
hson. The place Of Miss Bryan,
A will hn 6llad IA