The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-01-14
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SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

ia ~ altGf spending the holiday
" with relatives in Northeast Texa,
Mrs. John Bowen and little son
John H., are visiting relative
o near Fayette, Miss.
+ Mrs. Boddie of Memphis ar
rived Friday for visit TO Mr.. an,
q Mrs. Van B. Boddlc. ""'
Mrs. Graham Clouston and Miss
Mamie Glathery, of Wayside.
were IN the city on Monday last
Misses Estelle and Carl HoI.
lmgsworth, of Lake Washington
We're visitors to the city Monday.
Miss Helen Moyse, one of orr
most popular girls, left Wednes-
daE Tor visit to friends in Mem
IPhis.
Miss Fanme Montgomery and
Miss lattye pulaney, were in the
clty ednesday en- route to Rose
dale for visit to friends,
Misses Maude and Daisy Joe
Bryan, are welcome visitors this
week ut the home of Mrs. L. n.
Thomas.
Miss Lou Prince and Mr.. Robt.
Ftlneo came up to attend the per-
iornance Of Creston Clarke on
" ednesday evening.
Mrs Mast has returned to her
lone in Chicago, after pleasant l
visit to our city, guest of her !
BROTHER, Mr.. Chi on Broadway.
Mrs. J. R. Gaboury and family i
ave returned to Greenville, after
year s absence. They are pleas
ntly located at the residence of
apt, Frank Anderson, on Main n
-reet. d
Mrs. K. S. Toombs accompan- "
q by lovely little Ruby. left ia
morning for George q
,Wn, hy., for visit to her sons, II
no IRE students at the College in
lat city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce, who made %
any friends in our city last i;
inter, have returned, after quite =, -
absence, andare again pleasant W
domiciled at Mrs. Laura Walk tn
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. JAYNE, Jr., M
2 welcomed back to the city III;
icy returned about week AGO, an
.er quite an absence sper+ :.
Tenn. ard .Jackson INV dl'
h Il viii Sessions and little co 20,
J la, OF Friars Point, were in 80
city several days this week, lol
led here by the death of her do
Mr.. J. Shall
The sad death on Monday of bel
! }. Shall Yerger is universally tof
retted by his large circle Of In
ttlVes and friends in this City. his
extend deepest sympathy to "sy
grief stricken widow, sister =
brothers. Is $
thin the next few days Miss Viz,
Jackson, of Illawara, is expect -
She will visit her sister, Mrs. maj
re Archer, Jr. Mrs. viii Bell
also entertain very soon, two
ty Kentucky girls. Society A
take on new life. tho
-lss Merriam Riteman, after an soci
nded visit to relatives, ex- plac
5 to leave tomorrow for her 1-tb
g IN Port Gibson. Miss Rite = :"
by her bright, attractive Dod
ner, has made many friends IN :,
city, where she win ever find W
dial welcome. oeau
full ,
beyy Of bright, fascinating after
will enliyen our social world mids
several weeks. Miss Agnes row.
hell, OF Memphis, SO pleas num-
remembered is welcomed mire
!, and Miss Mae Escott, of delig
,yvillo, Ky, arrived Thurs
for visit to Mrs. j. +. Gr
n on Percy street. Store
4
rds were received in Green a
tins wesk, announcing the ap IA
hing marriage of Mr.. Ben +. -
on 70 Miss Rebekah Oliver,
ednestlay, january 18th, at
)me of the bride in Woodbury., ~
Mr.. WATSON is a well 4
y and popular young attorney -.
ras lived in Greenville for a IAN
er of years. He possesses
friends who will be glad to :.
me his fair bride. Miss Oil
IS frequently visited her sister s =. ,,s,s
dcClain, in this city, and her barspro
S viii be pleased to welcome ss,, :.
a permanent resident. The son,.ail
, will be Eat homeN at the LsctAu
nee Of Mrs. Wasson on North "a y 80 -