The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-03-16
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| LII H. p 1ooHUS Was a VlS1tOf TO
Memphis this week.
ST. Patrick's Day in che mornin'-
get your green out.
Mr.. D. G. Allen, Jr., .was a Thurs
day visitor to the city.
Mr. J. B. Greenlee, of Belzoni, was
in the city last Tuesday. S.
Hon. H. N. Sumrall, of Beloni,
| was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Rutland, of Arcola, was a Wis
itor to the city last Monday.
Mr.. J. B. Hill, of Doddsville, was
! in the city Monday on business.
Mr.. L. W. Valiant, of Leota, Wis
tied Greenville friends last Thursday.
Two weeks more before Easter.
Two weeks of anxiety for the ladies.
Mr. H. D. Burkett, of inverness,
was Monday visitor to Greenville.
Mr.. w. R. Sims, of Indianola, was
in the city on business last Monday
Mr.. E. w. Humphrey, of Rosedale,
was Monday visitor to Greenville.
Mr.. F. M. Scott, of Rosedale, was
visitor to Greenville the first of
the week
DR.. c. A. Levick, of Benoit, was
visitor to the city the latter part of
the week
Mr.. Nathan Fleischer, a merchan,
of Hollanda1e, was a Greenville Wis
itor last Tuesday.
Mr.. Lockhart, prominent mer-
chant of Indiano1a, was Greenville
guest last Tuesday.
Dr. R. S. Toombs returned to
Memphis Monday to deliver his lee
ture at the college.
Messrs. T. R. Davis and w. K.
Carroll, of Gunnison, were Greenville
visitors last Tuesday.
Mr. E. G. Smell, of Lake Village,
Ark, was guest of Greenville
friends the first of the week
Mr.. p. C. Chapman, prominent
visitor to this city last Monday.
Miss Emma Wolf, of Ira Lake,
was in the city this week to have an
operation performed on her throat.
Mr.. L. c. Hays, of Hollandale,
passed through the city on his way to
Clarksdale and Memphis last Tues
day night
Mr. p l. Mann, of Glen Allen, on.
of the Delta's successful planters,
was in the city on business the first
of the week
The heavy rain and electrical storm
of Wednesday night was too severe
for the planters, who wanted a lit
tie shower but not a water spout.
The Times received this week a
fine Emerson motor for its typeset
ting machine. This is one of the
finest electric motors for linotypes,
made today.
Little Ethel Payne. the bright lit
tie daughter of DIR. and Mrs. A.. G.
Payne, who has been sick for the
past week, is up again to the delight
of their many friends
The heavy rains this week have
hindered blowing and the planting of
corn. The cold wave has chilled the
ground and it will now be several
days before planting operations can
be continued.
Mr.. Chas. G.. Bryant, of Ruleville,
editor of the Yellow Dog, one of the
brightest and most interesting news
papers published in the State, was a
visitor in Greenville the first of the
week
A number of people from Be1zoni
relatives of the late Mrs NJ Coin.
attended the unveilino of the hand
some monument eretced TO her be-
loved memory in the Jewish cemetry
in this city last Sunday.
Messrs. Geo. F. VAIL & Son, form
erly of Vicksburr will. in the near
future, open Til Sil0p at NO. 2I0
Main street. and will be prepared to
do all kinds of tin and sheet iron
work at prices to meet competition.
/ The Emery Realty Company can
show you many realty investments
in city property and plantations that |
pay. When In the market for any
thing in this line see them and be
convinced They collect rents and |
give satisfactory results
Mr.. N L. Riteman. of the Leyser |
& Co. Big Store, who has been in |
New York for the past three weeks /
selecting their spring stock. returned |
home last Friday night. Mr.. RitemaT
promises his trade some exceptional /
bargains in everything carried by the
Big Store.
We are glad to state. that little |
Roscoe Snyfhe. who was 50 serious
II burned 4 while Back, IS now out |
Of danger and doing nicely The
courage displayed BY this little fell
low "a his sufferings was WONDERFUL
- - - f1sI. far his he~5