The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-03-23

Greenwood. were the guests OF Green
vile friends last Sunday.
Mr.. J. B. Watt, president of the
Bank of Washington spent last
Tuesday night on his plantation at
Chatham.
Mr.. Abe Blum. of New Orleans, was
in Greenville the first OF the week
looking after his business interests
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. O'Bannon and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Holcomb are
now pleasantly located at al North
Poplar Street.
| Mr.. Maury Yerger has accepted a
position on the road with the Ham
mond Packing Co., and we are glad
to know he is doing the business.
Miss Maude Jones, who had been
spending the past month visiting rel
atives in New Orleans, and Vicks-
burg, returned home on Thursday
Mr.. E. G. Marshall returned this
week from the Eastern markets where
he purchased large and select stock
of goods for his popular store on
! Walnut street.
| President J. L. Helm and Chief
| Engineer West of the Mississippi
Levee Board returned home from
Hot Springs last Monday
The Guyton-Hutsell Co., receivedd
| this week a large team of match
horses for Messrs c. M. and E. G.
Ham and horse for the Hutsell-
] Schultz Plumbing Co.
| In today's issue we are advertising
one of the largest and most success
| full business colleges in the South,
whose branch institutions are sue
cessfully conducted in several states.
| Mr.. Cloggett is now in charge of
the books of the Delta Electric Light
Power and Manufacturing company
Mr.. Clogett is a very clever gentle
man and will make the company
valuable man.
Mrs. Wilson and their pretty little
daughter left yesterday for Yazoo
City, their former home where they
will spend few days with relatives
befire joining Mr.. Wilson in Vicks-
burg, their future home.
Judge ]. H. Wynn is at home again
after spending several weeks away
at the springs for his health. The
Judge reports his health much inn
proved and his looks verifies his state
ment which all are glad to see.
DR.. j. N. COPYRIGHT received wire
last night from Lawson, Mo-, to go
| there at once to make a tuberculin
ties. of one of the largest herds of
Jersey cattle in that state. DIR.
COPYRIGHT left on this early morn
ing's train.
Mr.. A. Conquest, and daughter,
Miss Mary, left last Monday night
for New Orleans, where after visit
ing relatives. will leave for Italy to
| remain through the summer visiting
their old home, and will return to
Greenville next fall
Mr.. R. H. Henry, Jr., of Jackson,
| Miss, is in then city conducting the
jamestown Exposition Contest. Mr.
Henry is one of the states promis-
ing young men and like his honored
father, will make his mark in the
| newspaper world before he dies.
Mr. NJ P. Sturdevant, of G1endora,
Miss, who is regarded as one of the
most successful planters of the Del
ia. spent few days this week with
his wife and children who are at
the home of Mrs. Sturdevants moth
err, Mrs. D. A. Love. in the park.
Mr.. J. B. Hebron spent the first
of the week in the city.
Don't wait until the last day Of
the month to have your bi1lheads and
statements printed, and then come
in rush to have the work done.
Look over your stock now, see what
you lack, and then do the best thing
in your 1ife-take the job to the
Times Office where it will be neatly
done, and the prices as low as pos
sib1e
Mr.. NJ. W Gordon, representing
the DeVoe paint manufacturing COM
pany OF New York, was in the city
today and made this office pleasant
call Mr. Gordon makes New Or
leans his headquarters and travels
LOUISIANA and Mississippi He IS one
OF the most pleasant and agreeable
drummers that make this section and
makes warm friends everywhere for
himself and for the .DeVoe paint