The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-20

Mr.. II. Scott and wife returned home
Wednesday.
7 Mrs. Sol. Cohn and son Fletches are
stopping at Mrs. Martz's.
Miss Ray Eckston, one Of Greenville's
! handsome girls. returned from visit
to Nashville.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave C0hn and daugh-
ter, Miss Hortense, are spending the
fall with Mrs. Marks.
Mrs. Gildart, who has been the guest
of her son, Captain w. X. Gildart, left
recently for her home in Woodville.
Mrs. Fisher has returned to her
home in Lake Providence after visit
to Mesdames Abe Blum and Sam Blum.
Captain j. S. McNeilly, the clever
editor of the Vicksburg Herald, was
the guest of Greenville friends last
Sunday.
Misses Katie johnson and Neppie
Scruggs expect to open an afternoon
dancing school for children In the next
few days.
Miss Bertha Fletcher has returned
from Grand Lake, Ark, where she en-
joyed pleasant visit to to her sister,
Mrs. Davis.
Miss Fannie Walker returned last
week after having spent the summer
on Lake Michigan and with relatives
in Saint Louis.
Mr.. S. B. Paxton, of Arco la, was in
the city during the week and confirmed
the good news that the health of Mrs.
Paxton has greatly improved.
Quite number of ladies and gentle
men enjoyed the hospitality Of Mr.. A.
w. Shelby at his plantation home on
Wednesday the occasion being pecan
hunt.
Miss Matte Maude Smith, of Green
vile, sister of Mr.. Tom Smith of this
city, and Miss Laura O'Bannon, are
visiting in the city.--Arkansas City
Enterprise.
Mr.. Emanuel Calm, who has been
engaged in travelling in Alabama and
Georgia for the past few years, has ac-
cepted position in this city, and in
the future make his home here.
Mr.. J. |. Sandstone was in Green
vile this week, and received the con-
CALCULATIONS of his many friends upon
his appointment as postmaster at
Arcola.
There will be dinner and supper
given on Thursday, November LIST, in
the Wilczinski building on Washing
ton avenue, by the ladies of the St.
James Episcopal choir.
Mrs. Gracia Walton has returned
after summer outing in Virginia and
in the mountains Of North Carolina,
Ehere she was delightfully."- entertained
in the Waynesville home of Mrs. Ed
mond Taylor.
Invitations have been issued by the
Elysian Club to series of dances to
be given during the coming season on
the evenings of October 18th, Novem-
Der sth and 22nd, December 9th. 10th
and 9th. January 3rd, 18th and 3lst
and February 18th.
Mr.. ]. A. Galbreath, of New Orleans,
has taken position in the Western
Union Telegraph office, recently vacat-
ed by Mr.. w. H. Matheny, who has
gone to make his home in Denver
whittier he will be followed in a short
time by his wife.
The Sans Sousi Club Meets.
A meeting of the Members of the
Sans Sousi Club took place at the resi-
dence of their president, Mrs. Edward
Holland, on Thursday morning, at
which Mrs. Herbert Eskrige was
elected member to fill the place made
vacant by the resignation of Mrs. JAS.
Yerger, who is now resident of Lake
Village, Ark, and it was made known
that Mrs. Laura Walker would open the
season with an entertainment on the
Sth of November, At the conclusion
of the meeting pretty luncheon was
served.
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