The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-06


visit to Memphis recently.
Mrs. and little Miss Hardy, of Mem
phis, are guests of Mrs. B. Cannon.
Miss Fitzpatrick is the attractive
guest of Miss Eunice Stockwell.
Miss Sarah Macksman was the guest
of friends in Vicksburg last week.
Mrs. Joe Chatham has returned from
visit of several weeks in Hot Springs.
Mrs. NJ. p Crane left on Tuesday for
her home near Belzona. after having |
paid short visit in Greenville.
Merritt Williams, of Longwood, paid
business visit to this city Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Bowen was the guest re-
Gently of Miss Lizzie Scott in I2osedale.
Mrs. Steve Archer, Jr. has returned
from visit to Mrs. Richardson in lila
wara, La.
Mrs. G. w. Cook; of Arcola, is the
guest of Mrs. McCutchen on Alexander
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lee left on Thurs
day for Memphis, where they will visit
relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Stone and daughter,
Miss Annie, have returned from visit
to Jackson.
Mrs. J. F. harrington returned on
Friday afternoon from visit to her old
home in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Saunders, of
Benoit, were guests at the Inn few
days recently.
j. w. Harrow came home last week
after having spent the summer at Cape
May.
Mrs. Z. B. and Miss Gay Coleman
have gone to spend the winter in Lake
Providence.
4 Mrs. D. F. Hunt. of Leota, spent {
few days during the week with rela
tlves in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mclaughlin arr
pleasantly located in the home OF Mrs
T. r. Shaw in the park.
Rev. G. B. Trigg, of Tunica, was th'
guest during the week of his parents
Judge and Mrs. W. r. Trigg.
Mrs. Powell Smith returned recent.
from Chicago, where she has been fol
' several weeks.
Chapman Skinner left Monday t
enter the Observation-Disclosures Academ.
at Port Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John jackson arrives
on Tuesday from an extended tril
through the South.
Ralph White came from Huntington
, recently to pay his friends and rela
; tives in this city visit
Mrs. johnson Erwin and Miss Bessi
: Erwin were guests of Mrs. H. P. Haw
: kins during the week.
( Mrs. Peters and her grand daughters
4 the Misses Rosenstock, of Wayside, ar
r guests of Mrs. McRae.
: Miss Seymour Nance has returned
: home after a pleasant summer spen
with relatives in Virginia.
81 Mrs. Webb has returned with he
y children from North CBrolina, wher
: they spent the warm months.
: Mrs. Lucian Cav and Mrs. G. M
: Helm returned recently from visit t
Z relatives in Lake Providence.
! Mrs: W. w. Worthington, of Way
r side. was the guest on Thursday an
s Friday of Mrs. O. B. Crittenden.
y R. w. Tilford and daughter. Mis-
I Gracia, are at home, after pleasan
: visit to relatives at Frankfort, KY.
Miss Rena Holland left last week TO
: New Orleans, where she will spend tn
! winter studying music and literature.
Mrs. Charlie Startling and Miss Lin
( ME Johnson paid visit to Mrs. Mar
: shall Spencer near Grace this week.
Mrs. Teny Pace has returned witt
her daughter. Miss Ida, from Louis
) lana. where they spent the summer
! nh from
: the Delta for several years returned
\ last week to accept a position at'Scot
! Station.
Mrs. Whitfield and small son, Brian
: came home recently from Aberdeen
{ where they have been the guests o
: relatives.
G. B. Alexander spent several day.
{ this week in Sewanee, Tenn. and re
: turned home on Friday accompanied
Z by his wife.
Mrs. ]. f. Negus and Miss Negu
/ have returned after pleasantly spend
ing the summer in Virginia and New
: York.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. David Coin and littl'
: daughter, Hortense, of Chicago. ar
: guests of Mrs. COINS sister, Mrs. |. A
: Marks.
Mrs. ]. V. Bell, accompanied b.
: Miss Lena Homes, arrived on Thurs
day from New York where they hav'
been for the past three months.
Mrs. Fowles and children passes
Z through here on Tuesday en- route t
their home in Winterville after visi
) to friends and relatives in NatcheZ.
: Mrs. G. NJ. and Misses Katie an
Julia johnson, and Misses Ella Ston
\ and Cornelia Sessions came home o.
{ Friday from Sewanee, Tenn, wher
s they have spent the summer.
\ Miss Sarah Walker left on Wednes
day to spend several weeks with rela
tives in Richmond, KY. Later Mis-
\ Walker will visit friends in ChattanoC
Z ga.
: Mrs. w. r. Trigg returned las
= week from Few York, where she ha
( been for s0ms months with her sistel
: Mrs. John Doaophan, and her daugh'
J, er, Miss MarYTrigg.
Mrs. H. E. Wetherbee and daughter
\ Misses Edna Snd Ethel, came HON
r from Illinois on Wednesday in respons
< to a telegram announcing the seriou
I accidedt of Mr.. Wetherbee.