The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-13
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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| Mrs s. Pepperman visited vick
burg Wednesday.
| Mr.. T. II. Smnh was visitor /
Vicksburg Monday
/ Mr.. w. L. Briscoe made busines
trip to Vicksburg early in the weeI
Mr.. J. T. Phillips, of Atlanta. Ga
was a guest Of Grecnville friends thi
week.
Fire Chief Milton H. Duncan re
turned on Monday from a visit t
New Orleans.
| Mr.. B. R. Allen, of Arcola, was ii
| the city Wednesday On business an
made this office an appreciated cal
Mr.. J. L. Perkins, of Filters, wa
in the city the first of the week MI
Perkins is one of the engineers of fh,
Mississippi Levee Board
The Emery Realty Company ha
an advertisement on another pag,
that will be interesting to all pur
chasers of real estate
DR.. H. c. Brasheare, of Winterville
passed through the city last Monda,
on his way to attend the State Medi-
cal Association meeting at Gulfport
The new city registration will com
mence April 18th. The books will be
open for one month, and every one
qualified should register and do their
full duty as citizens.
Judge Percy Bell addressed the Riv-
erside Club at its regular weekly meet
ing held last night. Judge Bells sub
ject was Thomas Jefferson" and his
talk was highly appreciated by those
present.
The hitch ordinance is being obey
ed to the letter of the law One does
not see any horses standing united on
the streets now. This will prevent
many runaway and perhaps loss of
life and limb.
The Southern Railway publishes a
change of schedule which goes into
effect tomorrow Sunday. This road
is rapidly improving its service which
is fully appreciated by the travelling
public
At Redwood Park last Sunday, a
matched game of ball was played be-
tween the Greenville Giants and the
All Stars, of Memphis, colored clubs.
The visitors were dsfeated by score
of 7 to 4.
The new street cars, built in our
own city car shops, excited a great
deal of interest when they appeared
last Sunday. There is only one OBJ
lection and that is that they are not
large enough.
On the editorial page of this issue
is published the statement of the
Bank of Washington, one of the best
conducted banking institutions in the
state No fault can be found with
this conservative banking institution.
While coupling street cars last
week, Mr.. Chalmers Gillian, motor
man, had the misfortune to crush the
middle finger of his right hand. Amp
1tation of the first joint was neces-
,ary Mr.. Gillian will not be able to
resume work for couple of weeks.
Mr.. Louis Jarreau, formerly night
,lerk at the Cowan,' has purchased the
transfer business of Mr. M. Eckstone
ind will conduct the business in the
:uture. Mr. ]. NJ. Moore, formerly
:lerk at the Gayose Hotel at Mem
,his, succeeds Mr.. Jarreau at the
-owan.
DR.. J. A. Gillespie, of Sarepta,
Mss, has opened dentist office with
Dr.. Ferguson, physician and surgeon,
,ver the old Handy Kitchen building
IN Washington avenue. DIR. Giles
,ie comes to the city well recon-
nended and has had years of expert
nee in his work.
In this issue of The Times appears
he statement of the Citizens, Bank
which shows that institution to be in
very fourishing condition. Stock
lolders and depositors in this instr
ution can congratulate the president |
nd officers on the capable manage
neft it is receiving.
Post office Inspector Knox and his !
were in the city this week |
our local Office. They |
ound everything in the best Of order
fter a most thorough investigation /
nd complimented Mrs. Nelson. post
nstress, and her assistant for the
reditable manner in which the Office
as been conducted.
The u. s gunboat Wasp departed
own the river last Tuesday morning,
fter laying over at this port several
avs for recruits for the navy. Only
ne recruit was received, young man
ON the country, and George Ander-
3n was taken aboard and will prob
D1Y Be enlisted It Vicksburg Many
visited the ship during its
:ay here
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