The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-06-16

Misses Corinne and Lucille FURNACE,
OF Parsons, are the guests Of Miss Clara
Bell at her houfe on Mary street.
Mr.. T. ]. Harvey was over from North
Carrollton on business Wednesday and
made this office an agreeable call.
Mrs. W. A. Bnrkhalter and little
daughter, Eddie Wheat, visited Licking
ton relatives and friends recently.
Misses Beryl Stevens and Latimer
left Wednesday morning for a pleasure
trip to Denver and other points west.
Miss Launa Strother, a charming young
jackson belle, is the fair guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Mcintyre for several
days.
Miss Harrington, Of Natchez, is the
charming guest at the home Of Capt.
Walter Pillow near Greenwood this
week.
Agent Wilkinson, Of the Y. & NJ. v. r.
r. in this city, has recovered from his
recent illness and is again at his post
Of duty.
Misses Jean and Lucille Oliver, OF
~Greenvillc, came to Greenwood Tuesday
and attended the picnic given at Ber-
clair on that day.
Marshal c. L. Mcbride was hunting q
negro in Arkansas, last week, who is
wanted here, but failed to find him. He
returned via Memphis.
George and Louis Aldridge have re-
turned home from the Kentucky Mill
tary Institute, where they have been in
attendance the past session.
Mr.. J. Y. Mcneil, it,, has been con.
fined to his home by an attack Of malar-
ial fever, but we are pleased to know
that he will soon be up again.
Hon. s. r.. Coleman left for Memphis
Saturday, from which place he went on
TO Louisville to attend the Confederate
reunion in that city this week. 1
Messrs. Robert Wilson and P. W. Par
sons spent Tuesday in Yazoo City on
business connected with the Leflore
Building and Loan Association. c
Miss Mary Craig Kimbrough, the '
charming maid Of honor Of the Army Of t
attended the Confederate i
in Louisville this week Q
Mr.. P. s. George left for vicksburg II
md other points in the State last Tues L
lay to look after a lot Of insurance adj a
for one of his companies. p
Mr. Il. r. McShane was summoned to v
Jew Orleans Monday by the death of n
lis brother, Mr.. George McShane, who I
las been in bad health for some time. j
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Mr.. A. s. Wilson, OF Itta Bena, was
lere Tuesday, and made this Office an !,
greeable call. He is representing T. 81
senberg of Greenville in this section. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Gossom and son,
are attending the Confederate "
eunion in Louisville and visiting rela-
ives and friends at different points in
..entucky.
Mrs. Crockett and daughter, Miss
'ora, and Masters Charles and Barnard :.
left Monday evening for Al
'andridge, Tenn, where they will spend a.
summer months. Oh
Misses Jean and Lucille Oliver, two
I G~reenville's bellies, came over to the al
illow dance Wednesday evening. Of
hey were the guests of Miss Sallie
humphreys while here.
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Mrs. J. Y. McNeill, ST., and Mrs. W. fu
Ellis, Jr., we're over from Berclair
esterday, visiting relatives and
The Commonwealth acknowl-
lges the pleasure OF a call from these
dies while here. CO
Mr.. r. H. Cole, formerly a citizen Of
reenwood, has recently been elected
lperintendent of The Peoples Ware a
Co. Of Yazoo City. He is a very OF
lpable business man and will render OF
le company good service. 8
Mr.. G. W. Holmes is meeting with
success writing life insurance
r the Union Central. During the =
Of May he wrote $4,000 out Of a Ht
tai Of $4,000 written in the State, fu