The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-08-31
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr., Harry HoiIngs worth has
been abssnt in Lamont this week.
The absencs OF Greenville's sum
sner tourists IS very noticeable just
nCW
Mr. w. II Neal and son. w. H
Neal. Jr-. OF sIenlphis, are spending
several days II the city
Attorney Eferett and Editor Joe
Richardson, q IndianoIa. we're Wis
itors to the cy last Wednesday
Messrs Ern~st. and Allen Smith re-
turned last Tuesday night from an
extended visit 70 cities of the Noltl,
and East
Mr.. H. Coin. of the Fair. returned
home Tuesday. from the East where
he had beer selecting his stock OF
fall goods.
If you was IA good place to board
and room ap ~ to Mrs. Daisy No
bles. on the corner of Walnut and
Alexander streets
The Mississippi Italian Supply is
now located No III Washington
avenGe where they have comfortable
and conanodiors quar.srs.
The Valley depot has been going
under some repairs this week and
when complet d will make suostan
tial and attractive building.
The meeting OF the state democrat
ic conmitte al Jackson elaine at at
tendance Of number OF Noel poli-
ticians of this city last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Shelton and
children returned home last Monday
from Arkansas where they spent a
very enjoyable visit the past two
weeks.
Mr.. Waltor Shields left last Mon
day for Tate Springs, Tenn. where
E,e will join his mother and children
and spend month at this health re-
storing resort.
Mr. Fl. n. Berry sold falr gasoline
engines this week Mr.. Berry has a
big run on his celebrated engines be-
cause they are recognized as the
best on the rearket. No man should
purchase gasoline engine before
consulting Berry
Mr.. and Mrs. julie Whitney left on
last Saturday for Ottufnwa, Iowa.
on receiving a message announcing
the death OF Mrs w. w Erwin. the
mother OF Mrs Witney The Times
is sorry TO learn of the sad message
and extends to them its heartfelt
sympathy in their great loss.
The GreenviHe Tes.s & Awning Co.
will hereafter be located on South
Broadway III their new building Mr.
Joe Lander, The proprietor, IS a
hard working and deserving young
man and deserves the patronage and
support OF the citizens OF Grcenville
and surrounding territory.
The stock OF Steger- Holmes Cc.,
book store and commercial stationer3
has been removed from Poplar street
to the store room recently occrpicG
by the Clark Drug Co. on Washing
ton avenue AT a recent meeting of
the officers of this firm Mr. Geoi 2e
Wheeler was made business manage
position which this Young and pop
ular business man will fill very cred
itab1y.
The Southern Coal Tipp1e has
again been Plt in operation by the
Pittsburg Coal Co. and since the 9th
of this month twenty-three large bar
ges of coal have been loaded and
shipped down the river. The coal
that is unloaded at the Tipp1e is
brought ott of the Alabama mines,
owned, or whose output has been
bought up by the Pittsburg company
Capt. ]. B. Scruggs, the accommodate
ing agent Of the company in this city
says the Tipple will be kept in opera
ton the balance of the year. which
meanls many dollars to the city's
businesses. Mr. George Pearce. for
merly of the Gulf Compress, is in
charge Of the Tipple.