The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-07-14
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ROUND THE TOWN
Gathered In the Round Up.

iu6Wdy idst odturudy.
Master Willie McCarty was over fror
Hemingway last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Price have returne,
from a visit to Gulfport.
Mr.. W. c. Estes made a business visi
to Hemingway last week.
Maj. W. H. Morgan was over from Car
rollton the first of the week.
MIR. S. ]. Stein returned home from
his tour abroad Wednesday.
Messrs. W.. G. George, and P. W. Shaw
of Carrollton, was here Monday.
Mr.. W. L. Evans, 7. P. A. of the Frisco
System, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W.. H. Stokes visited the family Of
her parents in Greenville last week.
Mrs. G. L. Lomax spent last week
with her parents family in Grenada.
Judge Kimbrough left yesterday morn
ing for his summer home near Beauvoir.
Miss Matilda Lacey, of jackson, visi-
ted Miss sallie Humphreys the past
week.
MIR. Will Stevens, and family, OF Hol-
comb, visited relatives and friends here
the past week.
Mr.. II. T. Coward was down from
Money this week, and reports crops
short in his section.
Miss Mary Galloway has returned to
her home in Starkville, after a pleasant
visit to relatives here.
Mr.. A. T. Montgomery, of shellmound,
has returned home from a visit to rela-
tives at Madison Station.
Mr.. W. L. Stephenson was in from
Mayfeld plantation Saturday and made
this office an agreeable call.
Mr.. J. 7. Flanagan was in to see us
Wednesday. He reports a fine crop of
grass on his plantation this year.
Mrs. 7. P. Meriwether, an estimable
lady Of Greenwood, is spending a while
with friends in our city. Grenadian.
MIR. W. A. Swift came up from his
Lochleven plantation the latter part Of
last week and spent a few days at home.
Miss Lucille Merritt, Of jackson,
has been the charming guest of Misses
sallie and Annie Mcneil the past week.
Mr.. ]. D. billiard was down from his
Culver plantation last Saturday, and re-
ported the crops in his section pretty
bad.
Judge D. P. Montgomery has returned
from a visit to Madison Station, where
he attended a family reunion at the
home of his father. I
Messrs. A. H. Hamilton and W. W.
Minyard were in the city on business
last Saturday. They report crops fully
one-half short, if not more.
MI. J. G.. Peasants, one of Minter
City's best citizens, merchants and plan
tiers, was in the city Monday and made
this Office a pleasant call.
Chief Mcbride captured a bunch of
six negro cr~ap-shooters last Sunday and
the city treasury was replenished for a
sum Monday morning. !,
Messrs. /. II. and S. e. Barnwell were
up from Yazoo City last Friday on bus
ness, and we're the guests of Mr.. and
J. W.. Barnwell while here. F.,
MIR. o. +. Lawrence, the talented edi.
tor Of the Grenada Sentinel, was in the /
city Monday afternoon far a few hours '
md made this office a pleasant fraternal {
call. f,
In mentioning those who attended
The annual meeting of the Christian En-
teavorers at Baltimore last week the
name of Miss Ora Evans was inadyert-
omitted. '
Mr.J. G. Key, of Hemingway, was in :
he city on business last Saturday, and =
made this Office an agreeable call. We a
we're pleased to enroll his name as a '
lew subscriber to The Commonwealth. Y
Mrs. ]. M. Anderson, of Oxford. has
ented n Of Mr.. J. Il. Rogers resi-
lences on Walthall street and opened
clearinghouse. She is a most excel y
emit woman and we wish her much sue .
ess. II
Mr.. S. G. Wilson left the first OF last y
seek for New York, Chicago, Grand y
sapids and other points to buy a big lot
4 furniture and house furnishings from
he factories for his fall and winter /,
rade. n
Miss Allie Bell Stinson OF Greenwood I
losed the six weeks term OF her school
q music here Thursday. Miss S~tinson's
'crk with a large class Of u best
Dung people was a distinct success in
very respect Sumner Sun.
Mr.. W. H. Stokes, the capable agent Of 4
Southern Ry. Co. in this city will I,
ecept q position as book-keeper with
stannch cotton firm Of Gleason &
arnweit at the opening Of the next sea Il
On, on Sept. LIST. Mr.. Stokes is a fine @
~uaiuooc man and uo rnnrratutatn @l.. ~