The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-11-03

MT. IL W. fted, OF Kruger, was IN the
city this week.
Mr.. NJ. W. Williams, of Inverness, was
in the city Wednesday.
MIR. st. John p. Kinloch, Jr., made q
business trip to New Orleans this week.
Mrs. G. |. Stein returned Wednesday
from a visit Of several weeks to Chicago
relatives and friends.
Rev. c. B. and Miss Efie Young, Of
Martin, were registered at Hotel
Greenwood last Saturday.
Mr.. F. M. Soutnworth, OF Carrollton,
was 10 Greenwood, Tuesday, en- route
for his plantation at Sidon.
Mrs. T. r. Henderson arrived home
last Saturday, after having spent the
summer at different resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. milestone e
turned this week from a pretracted visit
to relatives at Livingston, Ky.
Nicely furnished front room with
board for two gentlemen. Good loca-
ton. Inquire at Commonwealth office.
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James Gordon Gillespie left for Ok
ford, Monday, where he entered the I'M
iversity Of Mississippi on the LIST inst.
Mrs. I. F Steele visited Holly Springs
the first of the week, having accom-
panied her daughter to college in that
place.
Sam Montgomery and Richard Bolton
left the first of the week for the A. & M.
College, at Starkyille, which opened on
the LIST inst.
Mr.. Orman l.. Kimbrought left Satur-
day for University of Mississippi to re-
sumo his studies in that splendid insti-
tuition of learning.
MI. W. r. Prophet, n of Sidon's best
| citizens and merchants, made The Com
monwealth a most agreeable call while
in the city last Friday.
Misses Sallie Steele, Matte Greer
and Hazel Hope are Greenwood's repre-
sentatives the at Presbyterian College II
Holly Springs this session.
Mrs. May Green accompanied he
daughter, Matte, to Holly Springs TIN
first Of the week, where the latter will
attend college this session.
Mrs. e. G. Harris returned from Day
ton, Iowa, yesterday, accompanied b.
her sister, Miss Grace Warner, who viii
spend several months here.
Miss Theo. Ward, of ~Hattiesburg, an'
Miss Fannie Ethel Wales, OF Canton, ar,
the attractive guests OF DIR. and Mrs. W
T. johnson on Washington street.
Mr.. G. Sharkey Pate has accepted
position with the firm OF ~Hyman-Lewl
Co. where he will be pleased to serv'
his friends and the public generally
Mr., ". J. Bowles, Of Water Valley
Miss, spent several days in Greenwood
last week with his brother, DIR. Bowie
and family, returning home Monday.
The Earnest Workers met with Mr.
q. W. Chenoweth last Monday aftel
noon. Delicious refreshments wer
served and the meeting was well a
tended.
The liver business is getting livel.
/, The boats plying the Yazoo and Talli
batchie are now handling a good deal {
of cotton and seed, as well as otht
freights.
Misses Sallie Humphreys and iii
Rev left Monday for Oxford to resum
q their studies at the University OF NIL
sissippi at the opening OF the session Q
the LIST inst.
|, Mr.. FL Williams, Secretary OF ii
! Yazoo-Mississippi Levee Board, can
down from Clarksdale and spent Mo
day and Tuesday as the guest OF Ho
W. S. Barry.
Q Mr.. W. J. Parish, Of Shute, Carrie
comfy. was in the city Monday n r
mem cred The Commonwealth substa'
tally. He reports the cotton crop on
it half short in his section.
Mrs. J.. L. Gillespie gave a masquera'
party Saturday evening, compliments
to her son, James Gordon. Amerry crov
~ his Young friends we're present, al
ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. W.. s. Cunningham entertain
the silk Stocking Club last Thursdi
afternoon in her usual charming mann.
a dainty lunch was served after an
70 teresting game Of bridge whist.
Miss Lucille Laurendine arrived FRI
Memphis Tuesday. and took charge
Or the- management Of the Western Uni
IN ~TeIegraph Company's Office in this 81
IN tba 1st inst. Miss Laurendine is