The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-03-09

Mr.. Ben. Sarason left recently for
short business trip to eastern markets
Mrs. J. J. Petit, of Wayside, wa
the guest of Mrs McIsae few day
during this week.
Mr.. Udy Calm, OF Grand Lake, Ark.
was guest OF friends here on Wednes
day.
Mr.. J. " Bell has returned from {
visit of several weeks to Hot Springs
Ark.
Miss Bette Yerger has returned
from visit to her aunt, Mrs. Short
ridge, in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. McHie have the deep
sympathy of the entire community In
the loss Of their pretty little daughter.
Mrs. e. N. Skinner has taken the
cottage formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben. Humphreys on Central Ave.
Judge j. II. Wynn and his son, Mas
ter William, have returned home after
q sojourn of few weeks in Memphis.
Mrs. John A. Metcalfe left on Wed
nesday for Virginia, on account OF news
announcing the Illness OF her brother.
Misses Bessie and Mary Kirk and
May Pearl Scott, of Rosedalc are three
charming guests of Miss Genevieve
Stone.
Miss Daisy Joe Bryan, of Alabama,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. New
man winter, and Miss Maud Bryan
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Heilborn have
returned to their home in Memphis
after pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Mayor.
! Mrs. T.. Prince and Miss Bessie
Prince. OF Lake jackson. were here on
Wednesday en- route to Wilczinski, to
visit Mrs. Sallie Lyell
Mrs. Carneal Warfeld, of Arkansas,
spent several days with Mrs. w. G..
Yerges last week while on her way
home from visit to Memphis.
Mrs. J. G. Greenly and her daughter
Miss Alice have returned from q visit
to Mrs. Greenley's niece, Mrs. Baily,
near New Orleans.
Mr.. Merritt Williams, of Longwood,
has been called to Vicksburg by news
announcing the serious illness Of his
brother, Mr.. Charles Williams.
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Brooke, of Way.
side entertained number of Green
vile friends at a box party on Tuesday
evening at the Grand Opera House.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Sturdivant
passed through here several days ago,
enroute to their home in Tallahatchie
county, after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
d.. A. Love near Wilczinski.
Mr.. Charles Elliott and bride, nee
Miss Geneviere Bennett, of Rising
! Sun, Indiana, were guests here on
Sunday Of Mrs. T. b. Shaw. Mr.. FL
! lots aunt, while enroute to their
home in Mayersville.
Misses Pearl Trigg and Helen Fin
! lay left on Friday for San Antonio,
| Texas, where they will join Miss
Trigg's father, Mr.. Trigg, of Glasgow,
KY, and Mr.. Orval Finlay. They will
be absent month or six weeks.
Mrs. E. NJ. Middleton left few days
ago for visit to her mother in Port
Gibson. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton
have made many friends during the
years they have spent here, who
regret exceedingly to learn that they
have decided to make their home in
this city no longer
Mr. B. q. Trigg was married to
Mrs. Norma Wyatt on Thursday Feb.
18th in Coahoma, Miss, where Mr..
Trigg, who is promising young
minister, has charge of the Methodist
church. Mr.. Trigg and his wife are
expected here quite soon to visit Judge
and Mrs. w. Trigg, the groom's parents
Among Greenville's many fair visit
ors at the New Orleans Mardi Gras
none were more admired than Misses
Gracia Tilford and Rena Holland who
laid aside the studies Of art and music,
which they are persuing in the Ores
cent city this winter. Just long enough
to enjoy the carnival festivities.
Misses Sallle Morgan Yerger and
Sarah Poindexter, Of Greenwood, were
guests recently Of Mrs. VIM. Christie
pher, in Jacksonville, Fla, where the
papers have contained most compli-
mentary notices Of these attractive
visitors and tell of several elaborate
entertainments that have been given
in their honor. Miss Yerger has been
appointed sponsor for the Sons of Vet
Grams of the state of Mississippi. She
is at present visiting friends in Wash
ington, and Miss Poindexter is spend
ing few weeks with relatives IN
Virginia. Both of these young ladies