The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-03-23

w Mrs. VIM. Griffin has been on vlsi
w for the past few days.
NJ MIR. d, A. Love, Of Wilczinski, was
w visitor there on Monday.
w Miss Annie Harderave is at HON,
w after visit to Memphis.
" DR.. ]. S. Walker paid short visit t.
W Memphis few days ago.
w Miss Gussie Wachsman was the
" guest Of friends in Arcola recently.
w Miss Blossie Winter is at home after
w q visit to friends in Bolivar county.
W Judge ]. Nice. Kimbrough, of Green
w wood, spent the week In Greenville.
W Miss Matte White has returned az
w ter pleasant visit to friends in Arcola.
w Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Metcalfe are
w the parents of another bright little
W son.
W Judge Kimbrough Of Oxford paid his
NJ Greenville friends visit during the
n week.
" Mr.. Garnett Love expects to leave
n soon for California, to be absent some
n months.
N Mr. ]. E. Edmunds, of Lake Wash
a ington, was visitor in this city during
n the week.
~
a Maj. J. E. Negus returned on Thurs
a day from visit of few weeks in Hot
Y Springs, Ark.
n Mrs. Reed and her small son, of Bel
4. zoni, are guests of Mrs. Meggett, on
Y Shelby street.
y Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Hunt have re.
Y. turned from a recent trip to jackson
"A and Greenwood.
Y. Mr.. John Simms came home this
U week from Texas where he has been
u for several months.
Y Mr.. Chas. S. Driver, OF Osceola
" Ark, spent few days in the city re-
\ Gently visiting friends.
] Mrs. Ben Humphreys and children
\ have returned from Greenwood where
\ they were guests OF relatives.
\ Misses Inge, Brandon and Ireys Nc
Cutchen were guests on Sunday of
y Mrs. Fowles, near Winterville.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holland have
y taken possession of their pretty new
Z. residence on Central avenue.
u Mr.. Grant T. Alexander left for
Y Sewanee on Wednesday after sp ending
4 his winter holidays in this city.
Mrs. Fowles and pretty little Miss
Margaret Fowles, of Winterville were
guests of Miss Mollie Inge last week.
Mrs. W. G. Yerger and Mrs. Duncan
i Green have been guests for the past
? few days OF Mrs. Charles Scott in Rose
= dale. ~
. Maj. and Mrs. G. M. Helm and small
B son left on Monday for Texas where
I they will visit Maj. Helms sister in
| Waco.
! Mr.. J. w. Wheeler, of Murphey's
| bayou, left recently for Texas with the
I view Of making his future home in that
? state.
7 Mr.. Josie Seldom, of Georgia, who
: has been visiting friends here, left re-
, Gently to accept a professorship at
: Sewanee, Tenn.
2 Mr.. VIM. Percy, after spending the
winter vacation with his parents in
this city, left last week to pay brief
| visit in Memphis before returning to
Sewanee.
Miss Bell Marshall returned on the |
Str. Belle Wednesday, from New Or
leans, where she spent several pleasant !
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. d. S.
Lengs6eld.
Little Miss Ann Thomas is improv-
ing rapidly, and will soon be able to |
J again join in the social pleasures of her
circle of friends, among whom she is
great favorite.
Mrs. Robert Walker and her. son,
Mr.. Robert Walker, who have been
guests for few days of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyme Startling. left on Thursday to Wis
it friends in Georgia before returning
to their home in Chicago
Mrs. W. c. Bryan, who has been the
guest of Miss Fannie Walker for the
past few weeks, left on Wednesday for
Texas, where she will snend sevaral