The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-06-03
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

MT y. H. SNooy, Vi AOilhu0hlOg va
here this week.
Mr.. VIM. Hood. OF Magenta, visited
Greenville recently.
Mr.. Warfeld, of Rosedale, was here
early in the week.
| Mr.. Henry Carson, OF Natchez re
Gently visited this city.
| Miss volney Lobdell is visiting Mrs
Robots In Rosedale.
Mr., J. w. Harrow is spending few
weeks st pQ1per'g Wells,
Mr.. John Gage, Of Lake Washington,
was here several days this week.
Miss Nsppie Scruggs is in Hunting
ton, tho guest Of Miss wilkinson.
Mr.. Oscar Wilson left on Tuesday
for New Orleans and the Gulf coast
Mr.. II. p. Hawkins paid short visit
TO Vicksburg early this week.
Mr.. Harry Phelps, of Nitta Yuma, 10
the guest OF his aunt. Mrs. Virginia
Phelps, on Broadway.
Mr.. w. A. ERepmap wAs 4haept this
week on business trip to Memphis.
Miss Nellie Wilson, OF Jackson, 10
expected here soon TO visit Miss Ella
Jayne.
Mrs. Hindman, of Galveston, Texas,
is visiting her many relatives and
friends In this city.
Miss Bette Yergsr has returned
home, after visit OF several months
TO Wayside and Erwin.
Mrs. J. o. Banks, OF Lake Washing
ton, was among Greenville's most well
come visitors this week.
Mrs. Ben Humphreys left with her
children on Wednesday to spend 0 week
or ten days In Greenwood,
Mrs. Sol. Cohn. formerly Miss Sara
Weinberg, is the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinberg, and 10 well
coined to Greenville by host Of
friends.
Miss Fannie Yerger, after delight
full visit to her sister, Mrs. Musgrove,
in New Orleans, returned home yester-
day.
Mr.. Geo. B. Hunt left yesterday to
occupy position as book-keeper with
a firm in Frankfort, Ky.
Miss Florence Drumm0nd has re-
turned home from Cleveland, Tenn,
where she attended school last winter.
Mrs. Benjamin WATSON left few
days since to spend the summer At her
old home in Tennessee.
Miss Dora Aiken was welcomed home
last week from Nashville, where she
has been attending normal school.
DR.. n, s. ToOmbs went to Richmond
Va, this week to be present at the
medical convention in that city.
Miss Dudley Jones, who has been at
tending the Scarritt Bible Training |
School in Kansas City for some months,
has returned home.
Miss Edna Worthington, OF Wayslde |
passed through here Sunday, en- route |
TO Memphis, where she will visit rela-
tives and friends.
Messrs H. Wetherbee, L. Startling,
II. Starting and ]. A, Hunt returned
Thursday, after pleasant visit at the i
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Erwin on Lake
Washington.
DR.. s. A. Montgomery, OF the Baird
Smith Co. was married 10 Miss Pattie
Robertson In Forest, Miss, ON Thurs
day at three o'clock. DR.. and Mrs.
left after the wedding for
GTeSuFlllos
Mrs. Longino who left last week for
on aroount OF the illness Of
her baby, is now In jackson, and her
many friends here are glad to hear
that her little girl has improved.
Mrs. Primrose and Miss Ruth Prim-
rose left Thursday for Greensboro, KY,
10 spend the summer, and Miss Carrie
Primrose left the same day TO visit her
brother and sister in Fort Worth, Tex.
Miss Edith Vaughn will be married
% Mr.. Charles Gillespie, OF Greenwood,
II NOON on Wednesday, June the
seventh, 1T ST. James Episcopal church.
There are no cards or invitations is
Iued.
Mrs. Albert Oliver gave a nshinR
larty last week to her Sunday school
lass, each one Of whom took advant-
Ige of the privilege Of inviting an es-
Decial little friend, and merry day
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