The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-09-03

will be finished as far as Poplar
street tonight and another week with
good weather the whole street
will be completed.
New specifications, new contracts,
new houses, new stores, in fact every
thing new under the sun that we can
think of is taking place in Greenville.
People are coming in SO fast that they
can find houses to move into. IL
some of our tourists don't return
home soon, when they do, they IT
liable to find their houses occupied
by one or more families. You can't
head them off, for the people have
long since found out that Green
Vile is the best city in the State
and here they are coming. I'm
less more houses are built at once the
council had better stop the railroads
from putting off people in the city,
The real estate firms are working
night and day to secure houses for
applicants. There is no doubt we have
great city and the other fellow who
visits it says the same thing
Mrs. H. I. Crosby and daughters,
accompanied by her father, Mr.. ]. O.
Burns, are visiting relatives in Ark
ansas this week
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Roth last Tuesday evening, Miss
Eloise Jacouemine was quietly mar
ried by Justice II. B. Robinson to
Mr.. John j. Sebastian, both OF Lake
Village, Ark. The bride was accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. L. JAG
quemine. The bride is a very pretty
and attractive young lady, while the
groom is trusted and valuable en-
ploye of the Gould Railway System.
The Times extends to the happy
couple Its best wishes.
The Riverside Democratic Club is
already enjoying the pleasures of the
campaign and whooping up things for
Parker and Davis Keep the good
work up.
Rev. R. a. Meek has returned from
his vacation and will occupy his pull
pit tomorrow. All night services
will hereafter be held at O'Clock.
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The annual reunion OF the United
Confederate Veterans will be held at
Bate Rouge, on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sep. 7 and s, Sons Of
Veterans, Daughters of the Con-
federacy, and citizens in general, are
cordially invited. Reduced rates on
all railroads. Gov. Vardaman will
deliver an address on opening day
Mrs. J H. Wynn arrived home
Thursday night after months visit
to different health resorts and visit
ing her daughter and son at Nashville
and Bellbuckle. She has had a very
enjoyable trip but is glad to be at
home again among her friends.
Judge J. H. Wynn arrived home
the early part of the week looking
much improved in health.
Greenville had light showers this
week But we don't think they will
do the cotton crops mu III good now.
Mr.. Jack Conley, who has been the
manager of the DeSoto Oil Mill since
it started some 20 years ago, resigned
his position few days ago to accept
the management OF the AIcola Oil
Mill, at Arcola, Miss, where he
will also take up his future residence
Mr.. Conley is considered one of the
best oil mill men in the Delta, and
while his scores of friends here and
The Times regret his leaving the city
still they all feel that he has made
the change for his own good and all
wish him the success he justly de-
s:rves.
For some unaccountable reason the
trolley ride, chaperoned by Mrs. w.
R. Harvey on the night of August
23rd, and which proved such an en-
joyable evening, was left out of The
Times last week. This week when
our attention was called to it by
Miss Stone we learned that this cory
had all been taken off the hooks and
DESTROYED or we would have produced
it this week. Take another ride and
we will see that you are not left out.
Texarkanian, of Texarkana, Ark
ansas- Texas, of August "a: The
marriage of Miss Lille Bogen,
daughter of Rabbi Bogen, to Mr..
Louis Morris, of Denver, Colorado.
took place at the home of the BRIDES
parents, at the corner of Wood and
Eighth streets, at o'clock last night.
It waf q strictly p lvate affair only
relatives and few intimate friends
being present. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Bogen, father
of the bride. The Rabbi first deliv-
cred an address, which was followed
by the Jewish ritual ceremony of
marriage. Then came the exchange
of rings between the couple, then the
blessing over wine, and finally the
closing prayer and bensdiction by the
Rabbi.
The bride looked extremely lovely
in a costume of pure white. She
WAS snnnnrtad at the altar hv her