The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-06-25
Personal,

Mr., J. II. Townsend spent Sunday ii
Memphis,
Contractor W. o. Glass, of Yazoo City
is in the city.
Mr.. q, &. Wade woa over from Clarks
dale Tuesday.
Capt. sam Nj. Stein is in st, Louis
taking in the fair.
Mr.. II, II. Dixon spent Sunday with
homefolks In Wcsson.
Mr.. Harry l.. Watts, of Winona, spent
Monday in Greenwood,
DIR. and Mrs. W. Duke, of klintcr City,
were in the city Thursday.
Mayor W. S. Vardaman spent the FIRST
Of the week In jackson.
Mr.. &. G. Wilson spent Tuesday in tho
ncighboring city Of Grccnyillc.
Mr.. Evans Townes, Of Mintcr City,
was Il Sunday visitor To the city,
Mr.. Guy Slack, of Clarksdale, is visit
ing homofolks In Greenwood this week.
Mrs. ". Il. Locke has returned from a
delightful visit to relatives in Naaoo
City.
Mi. J.. d. Carter came over from Mon-
ey and spent Monday with his city
friends.
h,hnr f,y UttH,r Ia rf ~, inn
ton, was in the city for a short while
Monday.
Misses Mary and Carrie McEarhcru.
of Cnrrollton, spent Thursday in Green
wood.
Mr.. j. II. Teal, a welI-known ~citi2cn Of
the Valley ilill vicinity, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. r. Chapman, of In
dianola, were in the city for a short
while Monday.
Mr.. W. Il. French was over from In
dianola Sunday TO the delight of his
many friends here.
MIR. ]. Il, Boyctt, of nurnnt, u pron,i-
ncnt druggist of that place, was a Tues
day visitor to tho city.
Miss Mary Craig Himbrough left We'd
nosday for the Gulf Coast, where she
will spend several weeks.
Mossrs. II. u. Schlater and G. W.
Holmes, of Schlater, were in tho city
Monday transacting business.
Mr., II. c, Weir, a prominent Walden
merchant, visited relatives and friends
IN the city the first of tho week.
Mr.. Morris Lewis, of Lexington has
been in the city for several days this
week looking after his business inter
csts.
City Marshal c. l.. Mcbride Is spend-
ing the week at Hot Springs, Ark. MIR.
Gus Aron is wearing the badge during
his absence.
Mr.. SAINT j. Stein has returned from
an extended visit to New York and
other points of interest in the North
and East. ,
Miss Bessie HemphiIl. of Valley Hill, ,
passed through tho city Thursday after :
noon enroute home. after a pleasant J
visit to friends at Gicndora.
Col. l.. Lake, of Oxford, a veteran !
travelling salesman, known end beloved q
ny all Miss~issippians. was in the city o
Thursday and made this Office a pleas :
ant call. -
Mr.. c. p. Adair, editor of the Sunnow-
pr pensee and Mayor of the thriving i
little city OF lndianola. was in the city ~
Wednesday evening and made this Office f
IN appreciated call. q
Governor Jas, X. Vardamtn spent last II
in the city to the delight of Il
his many friends. He ,,till claims u
Greenwood as his home and says that it "
$ the greatest town in the world. d
Mcssrs. A. Q. Pearce and ". l.. Evans, q
Memphis, were in the ci ty yesterday n
nd made this Office a pleasant call. ~;
he former is travelling agent for the
Central Railroad, and the latter Ia
couples the same position with the dt
frisco. Both are clever gentlemen and Il,
ave many friends in CIR eenwood. an
Rev. w. W. Harrison attended the "a
tate Sunday School Convention at u
this week. On Wednesday ",
he addressed the assembly on tn
The Relation of the Pastor to the Sun wi
~ School, and it is said to have been no
OF the best addresses OF the eonfen- ~,
on. !"