The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-08-18
Mr.. John Sager has left for three
weeks sojourn at Dawson Springs.

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Mr.. Harry Wells, Sommer Bros.
his old home in Kentucky.
Mr.. H. Schwab has now fully re-
covered from his illness to the graft
faction of his many friends.
Mrs J. w Wilson is visiting her
daughter, Miss Ollie Story, at No.
23II Forest avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Mr. J. w. Wilson left yesterday to
visit his parents in F1emingsburg,
KY. He will be absent two weeks.
Attorney Walton Shields report to
the Mississippi Levee Board is pub
lished in this issue of The Times.
With the sun shining brightly, this
city and immediate surroundings
were visited by refreshing showers
and a heavy wind yesterday.
Mr.. Sol. Brill leaves tomorrow for
New York and other Eastern points
where he goes to purchase his stock
OF fall and winter gents furnishings.
& Last Monday was a great day
for the city in the Mayors court,
about 20 cases were tried for gam
bling. assaults, and minor disorders.
II YOU want to rent elegantly fur
nished rooms near the business part
OF the town, call on the Emery Realty
Co, at The Times office or Phone
zoo.
Mr.. L. :. Williams. foreman OF
The Times Job Department. leaves
tonight for a fortnight.s vacation to
visit friends and relatives in Dayton,
Ohio, and Richmond, Va.
The strong wind Of yesterday af-
ternoon blew a hanging awning
through one qf the plate glass show
windows OF Ham 5 furniture store,
breaking a section of the big front.
DR.. r. s. Tombs left few days
ago for Chicago, where he will spend
several weeks in the hospitals there.
! He will also spend some time in the
New York hospitals before returning
| home.
| Colored Kings Daughters Circle
No 4 viii give linen shower and ice
cream entertainment on Monday, Att
gust n. The committee of Circle No.
| 4 asks their white friends to make
donations of needed supplies for the
Home Send all donations to No. rs
| Ohea Street.
Mr.. H. f. Hawk and daughter,
formerly OF Crenshaw, Miss. are new
residents in the city, Mr.. Hawk COM
ing here 10 accept the position as
L. Nh
Oil Mill Mrs. HtWk, who is now
visiting in Chicago, will join Mr..
Hawk here IN the near future
Mr.. Blumenstein, formerly book
keeper at the ice plant, has gone to
accept a position in Donaldsonvllle,
La, and Mr. l. Schongut, formerly
with the Leader, has succeeded him,
while Mr. Mamie Guggenheim haH
taken Mr.. Schongut's position at the
Leader, An even exchange all
around.
Mr.. w c. Fox. manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Co. here,
has been transferred to Jackson and
assumed charge of his new office last
Tuesday. Mr.. Fox's position here is
being temporarily filled by Mr.. G.. II.
| Gilbert, OF Nashville, but Mr.. S. e.
Bently, former manager OF the Jack
son office, vii be in charge perma
| nently in short time.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Marshall, ac-
companied by their daughter, Miss
| Ada, will leave Sunday morning for
their visit to the Metropolis they will
purchase the seasons offerings for
their Fall and Winter stock Their
head dressmaker, Miss Ada Duke,
| will meet them in New York to study
the new Fall styles9
Mr.. R. L. Wadhngton has resigned
| his position as manager of the Postal
Telegraph Co. in this city and will
represent the Wheatley & Anderson
Co at the Cotton Exchange in Lake
Providence, La Mr.. Walter F. Pope,
of Athens, Ga, succeeded Mr.. Wad-
| lington here. Mr.. Pope is young
man and comes we'll recommended
from Athens. Mr.. A. Anderson, Jr,
telegraph operator, is still connected
| with the local Postal office and will,
as heretofore, give the patrons prompt
and efficient service
| McSSIS. EQ. HlOutdS, Vi httoHtd
Ga. and Harry l. Watts, of Winona.
Miss, representing the Montag Bros,
of Atlanta. have on display at No. 2lS
Main Street an extensive line of nov
city and holiday goods. All through
the week the merchants of the city
and surrounding towns have been in
Ispecting the line of goods and making
their orders for the coming holiday
trade Messrs. Montag and Watson
will remain here until next Thursday.
They are clever and courteous gen
| tiemen and are thoroughly known by
all our merchants for honest, square
dealing.
For Rent.
A new store; just completed. Good
opportunity for plantation store.
For full particulars call at Times
loffiee X Aug. Is.