The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-04-28

noon, complimenting the young mar
ried women's club.
Major Hays, of Louisville, KY
was guest of Major and Mrs. G.
NJ. Helm recently while on his way
TO New Orleans.
Mrs. c. G. Piesros and Mrs. H. K
Fisher are at home after visiting Mrs.
and Miss Fisher and Mrs. George
Cowie in Memphis.
Gen G. NJ Helm was in charge
OF the Third Mississippi Brigade OF
Confederate Veterans during the re-
union in New Orleans.
Mrs. ]. H. Wynn has returned from
visit to her sons, Masters William
and Thad, who are attending school
near Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson, Miss
Stone are spending few days at the
Highlands on Lake Washington.
Senator ]. l. Hebron arrived from
Jackson Sunday night. The Senator
is looking well and expressed him
self as being glad to get home again.
Capt F. NJ. Andrews, of Wood
burn, who has many friends in the
city, regret to learn of his death,
which occurred at Vicksburg last
week
Miss Anna Hunter left few days
since for Vicksburg to visit Mrs. S.
B. Wilson, who will leave to spend
some weeks on the gulf in the near
future.
Miss Julia Johnson, of Vicksburg,
left on Monday to visit Mrs. Charles
johnson in Yazoo City, after being a
guest of relatives in Greenville for d
short while.
Sen w. w. Stone returned home
Sunday and was so proud to be back
that he did not care to go to New
Orleans and join the reunion of his
old comrades.
On Thursday afternoon straw
berry festival will be given in hall
on Poplar street, behind the Leyser
Company, in behalf of the Presbyte-
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Mrs. ]. NJ. Jayne and her daughter,
Miss Ella Lowery Jayne, who is the
sopnsor for the Tennessee Division
of the u. c. w., left on Monday to
be present at the reunion in New
Orleans.
| Miss Yeba Gist has returned from
a visit to Miss Hilliard, near Lamont,
where she was delightfully."- enter
tanned, being the guest of honor at
a most enjoyable dance on Friday
evening.
Mr.. Campbell Trigg. who has been
assisting Clerk Smith during the
meeting of the State Legislature, re-
turned home Sunday. y Mr.. Trigg is
a good stenographer and makes the
clerk an able assistant
Judge ]. A. p. Campbell, one of the
ablest jurists and grandest men in
Mississippi, arrived in our city last
Tuesday, to remain several weeks
Judge r. B. Campbell, and his estim-
able family.
MIS-. NOOcTt FRANCIS ana MISS ~ All
Nelson and Miss Ruth Aldridge have
gone to attend the Confederate re-
union in New Orleans, Miss Nelson
as sponsor for the Third Mississipp
Brigade, and Miss Aldridge as maid
| of honor.
Hon. E. N Thomas, speaker of the
House, arrived home from Jackson
Sunday night, and has spent the week
/ attending to the large volume of per
sonal business and shaking hands
with his friends, all of whom were
glad to see him home again.
| Hon. and Mrs Ben G. Humphreys
and Miss Fannie Yerger were among
the members of large party com.
| posed of congressman and their
/ guests, who attended the burial oil
John Paul Jones at Annapolis on
Tuesday.
DIR. Thompson. the representative
of the Sunday League of America
addressed the church goers of the
city last Sunday night at the Pres
byteriar church. A large ond intel
ligent audience listened closely to
his eloquent address, and at the close