The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-06-02

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J Cotesworth home. near CarrolIton ,his
week looking after his planting and
other interests here.
Mr.. W. J. Stephens, of Webb. was in
city Tuesday returning from a visit 10
nis old home at Water Valley. He made
this office a pleasant call.
Mrs. W. G. Housman and daughter
MISS Blanche, of Birmingham, Ala, are
ehe guests of Mrs. A. Aron and family.
on George street, this week.
Messrs. c. W.. Crockett and W. H.
stevens are at Schlater today assisting
the Masonic Lodge of that place in con.
ierring some degree work.
Mr.. W. A. Beatty, carpenter, has a
card in this paper. He will be pleased
to make estimates on repairing build
lngs, and will do you good work.
Miss Eatman, who has been visiting
Miss Mary Metts, spent Monday in Itta
Bena as the guest of Mrs. J. II. Hollo-
man. returning the following day.
The Cemetery Association will meet
at the residence Of Mrs. c. L. Basket
next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. J. A. Wall attended the COM
mencement exercises at the Grenada
college, where her daughter, Miss Lura
Belle, graduated the first of the week.
MIR. F. M. Bilderbach, of the Yazoo
sentinel, spent last Sunday with friends
lere, and The Commonwealth acknow-
edges the pleasure of a call from him.
Mr.. J. M. Mcbride was over from Itta |
lena this week and called to see us.
lie will open a big stave camp in the il
over part of the county in a few DAYS. t
Mrs N. s. Wright is visiting friends
relatives in Durant this week. Miss )
laude Hickman, one of Durant's pret- p
est young ladies, will accompany her
ONE. h
MI. j. u. ~Bessellieu, of Meridian, the Sc
'pable representative of Marshall &
ruce, Nashville, was in the city last h;
eek and made this Office a very pleas R
1t call.
Mr.. W. A. Thorsen was over from to
'ddsyille yesterday having an insur- M
claim adjusted on his Nettles plan
tion ginnery, which was recently de- r,
'oyed by fire. q,
Mrs. V. Oliver and beautiful daueh-
IS, Misses Jean and Lucille, who have Te
on attending the l. /. & G. at Colum- sis
passed through Monday night en-
to their home in Grecnville. ~
g%ranolithic crossing is being put sis
between Austin's dry goods store
| Henderson & Baird's hardware es- on,
, nrova : o. oro, tiarAeo s'ree'' which ing
,lic.
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iiss Flora Mcintyre has returned No
n Holly Springs where she has been :,
ending school this year. She gradua- !
this session and received a large Tl0
lber of presents from her numerous noS
nds.
lessrs. ]. e. Bridger and W. S. Coon We
OF Sardis and Como respectively, '
At Sunday in the city the guests of \
and Mrs. ]. L. Gillespie. Mrs. was
per accompanied Mr.. Cooper home bes
lday.
r. n Mrs. r. T. Jones, Mr.. and plls
W. W.. Mcneil, and Mrs. W. r. len
pman will leave Saturday evening I'M
'tarkville to visit relatives and at n
the commencement exercises of retu
A. & M. College next week. muC
r. D. M. Mcdaniel, of Birmingham, Tie
has accepted a position with The \
monwealth. Mr.. Mcdaniel comes Scrl
If city highly recommended as a OF I
leman and as a frst-class typo lin!
hical artist.
+. X. Austin went to st. Louis |. &
week to buy more summer goods Mau
he +. r. Austin Dry Goods Co. Kat
is the second trip he has made to III
ct this season, which evidences tha
N pp1tf - n tnaI~ L.. A. = 1888 S
AZ nrn' ID recei' here
:, w w u.. day
ay from the commencement exer- NJ.
of French Camp Academy and Cen noni
Ills. and renorts tbe most .ncooa.sn, Nom
ons in the history of these institu- Mi
plish
Walter Morris, the veterinary teach
st, was summoned to Belle Prairie, Wed
0 County, this week to treat a big Valid
mules and horses for Mr.. 4. W.. Th
lpson, a prominent planter Of that the I
todav or tomorrow return 70 Mono
&c p.rt !, ..,. ~. prog
= Snis oi'y' WIN and
public school at that place theml
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tora TO- 49, ~. oia.or aua treat train