The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Mr.. R. B. Mcmahon was bushes.
visitor to Indianola last Monday.
/ The Riverside Club speaking wa.
the main attraction on the program
last night
Hon L. T. Wade, of Issaquena,w was
present at the levee board meeting
last Wednesday.
DR.. R. p Crump was unable to at
tend the meeting of the levee board
this week ON account of sickness.
Vardaman will sweep North Mis-
sissippi; in fact he will sweep the
entire state.-Wcksburg Post.
On August 18th, the Mississippi
Italian Supply will remove to No.
III Washington avenue.
Hon. w. w. Fitzgerald and J. NJ
Kirk, of Bolivar county, attended the
levee board meeting last Tuesday
Mr. Leon Anderson left Thursday
afternoon for Birmingham where he
goes to accept position with the
Southern Car Association.
The moving picture shows contin-
lie to draw large crowds nightly
Each amusement place offers unusual
attractions tonight.
The merry-go-round on South
Broadway has been delighting hum
dreds OF our little folk every after
noon and night this week
The Nashville Banner does not like
Vardaman. but practically comedies
his election to the United States SEN
ate-Vicksburg Post.
Misses Vincentia and Julia Cernig-
liza, of Winona, are visiting their
aunts. Mrs. F. S. Gregg and Mrs. r.
Correro for several weeks.
Congressman Ben Humphreys re-
turned yesterday from a trip to In
danola, Greenwood and other towns
in company with the government
burnt road expert.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Hider have
gone to Colorado to visit their daugh
ter. Capt Hider expects TO remain a
short time and then go East, while
Mrs. Hider and daughter will re-
main until the tall.
Mr.. Julius Thompson, of Percy.
was in the city Thursday ana made
his office pleasant call. He r"rorts
a tardy growth o. cotton. Dut has
great hopes for an ultimate large
crop.
The helms & Blum Co.'S sale still
to attract the crowds. At
his store things are going at real
bargain prices, and if this is what yol
ire looking for, don't put off going
Until too late
Buy your footwear of Johl & Berg
nan and get coupons for your friends !
n The Times Jamestown contest. Re
member, the shoes at this store cost
-ou No more than elsewhere. quality
and you get the votes
rec.
Mr.. George L. Shelton sold out his
Dixie Theatorium last Thursday L.
Messrs. Paul Mann and E l. Cur !
ain. two young gentlemen from BIZ
bingham, Ala Mr. Shelton, while
II the city made by his courteous and
accommodating treatment of all who
his show host of friends.
Mrs. Rodwell accompanied by the
asst of young children who put or.
The Old Maids Tea Party" here
wo weeks ago, Went to Leland last
Monday, where that night they gave
very successful performance of the
anne for the benefit OF the Methodist
md Presbyterian churches Of that
,lace.
The Mississippi ievee board met N
he city last Monday and remained
u session three days, transaeting tic
BUSINESS Of the district and examnl-
re the books Of the secretary AMI
reasurer and cotton tax collector
The minutes il lun will appear in our
ext issue.
Mr.. George 9. Duncan, for the
asst three years with c. NJ & E. c.
lam, left on Tuesday for Jackson
lie, Fla. where lie has accepted
ositon with the National Packing