The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-14
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Editor Dave Lmsneli, OF the Rose
dale Den1ocrsek was a visitor to this
city during the week
Mr. w. f. Brisnoe, Of the Holley-
Matthews Co, was business visitor
10 Arkansas City last Monday
Mr. J. A. Crawford. CT Heathnan.
who has been Away for the summer,
was in Greenville yesterday looking
in the best Of health
Hon. r. K. Jayne. a prorninert cit
izen of Jackson. was here last Thurs
day and atfeIaled the funeral of his
relative, Mr.. J. NJ. Jayne
Next Morl1ay night starts the the
atrica1 season IN Greenville ard the
fret week offers some very good at
fractions for tbs patrons of the Grand
Work on the Foundation OF the
Catholic cathedral. soon TO be erect
ed and pushed to completion. was
started this week by Contractor Gus
Iecker
The Lake building. on the corner
Of Blanton street and Washington
avenue, sflich was Quilted BY fire last
! spring, Is beng repaired and viii
soon be ready for occupancy
Mr.. Sol Brill has returned from
! three weeks visit to the markets OF
tie East NHSie liz i}&itSltt.1Ns- q -
ard select lire OF fall aud winter
gents Furnishings for his customers.
Next Wednesday is the day of
atonemenf, Of Yom Kippaa fof tn
| Jews, and the day will Be feligiotisly
| observed by all the jewish peeple Of
served by all the Jewish people OF
/ the q y.
The St. Louis Hide & Err Co, re-
| al, NJ t.
Weiner, purchased the greater part
81 the n1ac1iney in the Old electric
light p1al,t on South Poplar street,
and he has been busy this week re
I moving it and breaking It mp for junk.
Judge P H Lowry cf Batcsville,
ifho has been r-fais. ID by Mr.. john
son for the defense of his brother
Mr. w. E. Johnson, who shot ard
killed Mr. Joe jayne a. Leland last
| 81 onday, spent several days IN tbs
city. Judge LoiSrey is ore Of North
AIississippi's able and distinguished
Mr.. Spencer Aiken, so-s of Mr. and
Mrs ] F. Aiken, depart1i' last week
for Lexington, Va, where. he goes to
enter the V. NJ. I of that city ana
state Spencer is boy who if given
the opportunity, will win honors at
college and make a mark IN this
aa0r11i He is now am alternate to the
West Point military academy.
While being driven into var in the
rear of Cannor's saloon, on Central
Ave, Tuesday morning . mule be-
longing to the Wineman Bros,
stepped on a live electric
become loose from the poles and was
| lying along the banquet. 1t took but
a XIV minutes to xiii the mule, which
was quite "a valuable one.
/ There is a movement on foot, start
I'd 10y the Clifton Co, of this city, to
interest," the two large river barge
lines of Cincinnati, the Barret and
Hall to transport cotton from diff
fcrent points III the Delta along the
Mississippi river to New Orleans.
This Nill relieve any stagnation that
might occur in this city from car
shortage
Hon. B. G. Humphreys, congress
/ man, Of this c|.y, has appointed Mr.
Robert Somerville, Jr., OF this city
rs his private secretary. In his Sc
.ection, Mr. Humphreys has made III
mistake for we know of no yong
man more competent to discharge the
ll1ies of this office thar Mr.. Soma
lille, who is not only a graduate OF
he state university but a young mas
f0f Chesterfield manners and a head
illed with good com1r,on sense.
A movement is on foot to chartel
he steamer. Belle OF the Bends, +
axe the majority of the delegates
rom this city to Memphis to attend
he Deep Waterways convention next
October 9Th and 9Th If successful
his will give the delegates hotel &C
1ommodations on the boat durins
heir stay in that city which will be
Il great eavantage. owing to- the con
:. rested condition that cHy will eN
9erience from the large crowds t.
ste11d the event.
N.ssdames futile and Shelton, tht
Iladies who so successfully conductes
he Celeste millinery parlors in thi:
city a few years ago, going from here
to New Orleans to engage in th'
same business, informed us that the
have closed. OTIS their Business in tha.
-ity and have since been represele tins
one Of the largest publishing house.
ii the country as STATE managers
they have been working in this cit,
with their solicitors the past weel
md report splendid business, which
Ill their friends here will be glad II
O know
Mr.. w. D. He'll an old and respect
: d citizen of this county. but who 70
:. several wears made his home il
! Chicot county, Ark, where he own
! considerable property, died recent.
/ 1t Macon. Ga. while on a visit Their
: 10 see his relatives. Mr.. Hill va
: one OF the early settlers of this couu
{ ty and a,aassed by his industry an
: economy several thousand acres c
: i:a#lf along the river near Lake Wash
! neton landing, a point near Loot
Miss He was very eccentric mar
!, but was always considered damon
: in the rough. and made friends of a
! with whom he came III contact. /