The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-06-30

a visit to Castalian Springs.
MI. and Mrs. B. II. Mathews Of Hen
ingway, were the guests of Capt. an
Mrs. II. H. Estes the past week.
Mrs. G. B. Stewart, son and daughte
: left the latter part of last week to spen'
the summer at Monteagle, Tenn.
Miss Dixie welmar of Memphis wa
in the city the latter part of last week
the guest Of Miss Irma Portwood.
Mr.. L. H. Stoner left Saturday fol
Memphis to accept a position with tn,
Hammond Packing Co, in that city.
Messrs. VIM. Wall, H. Y. FRASER, ]. L
McCaskill and T. M. Evans, Of Shell
mound, where here last Wednesday.
MI. A. T. Cooke, representing tn,
Birmingham News, was here Saturday
looking after the interests of that paper
Miss Sadie Peoples, of jackson, at
tended the dance given in honor of the
visiting young ladies last Friday night
Mr.. W. T. Rabb, of Yazoo City, repre-
senting The Wm. R. Moore Dry Goods
Co, Memphis, was in the city Tuesday
Capt. and Mrs. J. Y. Mcneil, OF Ber-
clair, came over to the cornerstone lay.
ing Of the new court house Wednesday
Miss Jeanne Andrews came up from
Yazoo City Saturday and spent the day
as the guest of Miss Sallie Humphreys
Messrs. G. L. TONNES and f. c. Young
two of Minter City's most prominent
citizens, made this city a visit Sunday.
Misses McConnico, of Walden, are the
guests of their brother, Mr.. S. E. Nc
Connico at his home on Washington Ave.
Misses Charlotte and Eva Saffold, OF
K~osciusko, are the guests of Miss Grace
Inflow and Mrs. Arthur Stevens this
week.
Mr.. J. M. Estes left Wednesday morn
ing for Hot Springs to recuperate his
failing health. He will be there two or
three weeks.
Marshal Mcbride, wife and two sons,
William and Robert, have returned from
Castalian Springs, where they spent
several days.
Messrs. B. P. Chatham and G.. Gillespie
were over from Carrollton Wednesday
attending the cornerstone laying Of our
new court house.
DIR. W. D. Wilson, Ed Jones, Eli Eth
ridge and A. Raft, of Schlater, were here
Wednesday attending the court house
cornerstone laying.
Frank P. Stanback, Of Minter City,
was in the city Friday on business and
attended the dance given at the Cotton
Exchange that night.
Hon. G. L. Sively, one Of Oxford's pro-
gressive citizens and member of the bar,
was a distinguished visitor to the city
the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Wright left the lat
ter part Of last week for Montgomery
and other parts Of Alabama, where they
will spend about two weeks.
Mr.. T. M. DeLoach, the efficient court
s~tenographer for this city, was in the
city Sunday on his way to Greenville
where court is now in session.
Editor N. P. Bonney, of the Summit
Sentinel, passed through the city Mon
day, and made this office a short call; we
regret not being in at the time.
Our genial friend, Mr.. J. B. Baird, Of
Inverness, one of the most progressive
planters and merchants Of that vicinity,
made the city a visit last Friday.
Mr.. J. f. Rogers was up from his
plantation home, near Cruger, Monday.
He reports a good rain Sunday, the first
his vicinity has had for some time.
Mr.. o. f. Bledsoe, Jr., n Of She'll
mounds leading planters and merchants,
was in the city on business Monday and
made this Office an appreciated call.
Mr.. John Prophet left for Sheppard
town this week to look after some build
ing contracts he has down there, and
will be absent probably two or three
months.
Mr.. Chas. Pitcher, Of New Orleans,
who has conducted the Whirlwind Sale
Of Barrow & Price, left Saturday for
Hattiesburg to conduct a similar sale at
city.
Mrs. Emma Mayre, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mayre, and J. Il. Dennis, Of Greenwood,
spent Sunday in town the guests of G..
S. Nelson and family. -Carrollton Con-
sentative.
MI. D. M. Mckenzie, Jackson, Tenn,
the family of his son-in-law, Mr..
wilkinson on Lamar street last week,
and made this Office an appreciated call
while in the city.
Louis Robinson, one OF Greenwood's
brightest little boys left Monday for
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