The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-03-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Don't overlook the new King Ed
| ward Hat at The Leader.
Mr. S. R. Weems, of Greenwood
was in the city Wednesday.
| King Edward has sent to The Lea
der his style for the 1907.
| Mr.. George Mosier, of Clarksdale
was in the city Tuesday.
| How about that new Stiff Hat, tn.
King Edward, at The Leader.
| Some few spring styles in sprinf
hats are in at The Leader now.
Mr.. William Garrard, of Indianola
| came over to see the "Man On the
Box"
Dunlap's Spring and Summe,
styles in Hats, both soft and stiff al
Drills.
Hon. L. c. DuIaney, of Grace, was
| with friends in Greenville on Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Harry Weiner leaves tonight
for New Orleans to be absent about
two weeks.
Mrs. c.. w. Erwin, of Lobdell, was
a bunsiness visitor in Greenville last
Wednesday
At no other place will you find
the King Edward Hat for spring;
The Leader.
Don't forget Hirsch's orchestra
benefit at the Opera House next
Monday night
Don't forget the king Edward
spring derby now on sale at the Lea
der, Of course.
Mr.. Hinson, one of the proprietors
of the Leland Enterprise, was in the
city last Tuesday.
After trying all other stores if its
for man you will find it at The
Leader, of course.
Mr.. w. F. Moore and son, of Da-
honey, were the guests Of friends IN
this city this week.
Messrs. w. E. Gray and A. Heff-
man, were Glen Allen visitors to
Greenvil1e Wednesday.
Dr. Blight and Mr. Shelby Steele,
of Greenwood, were in the city for
several days this week.
Messrs. J. T. Tucker and ]. T..
Morris, of Leland, were visitors to
Greenville last Tuesday.
The delinquent tax property sale
will take place at the court house
next Monday, March 4th.
King Edward has the style that
will become you for this spring; The
Leader has them on sale.
Messrs. Roy Lewis, w. P. Gresham
and D. M. Quinn, of Indianola, were
in Greenville last Tuesday.
Prof J. N. Mejia leaves tomorrow
night for New Orleans, La, where he
will be absent next week.
Messrs. A. NJ Oliver and F. E.
Everett. of Indianola, were Green
Vile visitors last Monday.
Help the band boys along. Give
them a word of encouragement and
their efforts will surprise you.
Messrs. J. D. Sauls, of Percy, and
w. Meek, of Indianola, were guests
of Greenville friends last Sunday.
Among last Sundays visitors to
Grsenville from Belzoni were Messrs
N. w. Sumrall and Willis Brumfleld.
The Leader has scored another hit
by showing the first King Edward
Stvle Derby for spring, 1907. Its
different from any other
Mr., Edgar Goldstein sold his
plumbing business, last Tuesday to
Huntseli & Schultz Co., who will
conduct the business in the future.
Mr.. Melville Schlesinger, Green
vile. raised boy, now travelling on
the road, was guest Of home folks
last week and left Tuesday for an
extended trip through Texas.
In the midst of the modern war
ships of the representative countries
of the world, old Iron Sides an
chored in historic Hampton Roads,
will be one of the most interesting
educational exhibits of the EXPOSE
ton
The remains of Mrs. J. B. Rogers,
who died in Leland last Monday,
were brought to this city for buriai
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. ]. r. Coun-
tiss. pastor of the First Methodist
church, performing the burial serv-
ice at the cemetery.
The firm of Berry Bros. has DIS
solved partnership by mutual con-
sent. Mr.. H. n. Berry purchasing his
brothers interest and will conduct
the business with the same satisfac--
ton as IN the past. The motto OF
the. firm. sWe repair anything, still
holds good with Newt
You don't hear word about high
water now. It's what are wee going
to do in the summer timee. Wen
telL YOU what to do. Aid the band
subscription fund by your little mite
each month and yol will have two