The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-06

ton ASiln IeldtiNeS ana IIieIuS III THIS
city.
Mrs. c. A. DiehI and her SON, Rev.
Charles E. Diehl. returned on Thurs
day after an absence of several
weeks spent with friends in Ken
lucky.
Mr.. T. w Mccoy has gone to join
his wife, who has been spending the
summer in New York, and to attend
the bankers convention in Atlantic
| City
Mrs. Bette L. McGehee has re-
turned to Lake Washington after
visiting Mrs NJ F. Johnson III Nat
chez and Mrs. Charles Williams in
Vicksburg
Misses Eleanor and Mary Holt
Stone have returned after a sojourn
at Staffords Wells and are spenling
few days with their aunt, Mrs. w
w. Stone.
Mrs Harley Metcalfe and her child
rem, who have been spending the ear
~ autumn in Bolivar, Tenn, returned
to their home ON Deer Creek a few
days since.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hebron have
returned with Master Dean and the
little Misses Hebron after spending
the late summer and early autumn
in Chicago.
Mrs. Guy Simmons, who has been
spending the summer with her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E Aiken, left
recently to join her husband in New
Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Chas. Posner and her children
who have been guests of Mrs. Pos
ucr's partents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohn,
left carly in the week for their home
III Itta Bena, Miss
Mrs. S. w Shields has returned
with her little grand daughters, Miss
es Fay and Bessie Shields, after
pending the late summer and early
autumn at Tate Springs.
Mrs. S. B. Wilson, and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Wilson. OF Vicksburg,
arrived in the city Wednesday and
are guests Of Mrs w G. Yerger AMI
Mrs. George Whcatley.
Gen. George M. Helm, who is Sc
cond in command of the Confeder-
arte veterans OF Mississippi, left on
Wednesday to attend the Confeder-
ate reunion in Meridian.
Mrs. l.. A. Bell and the little
Misses Bell are at home after visit
ng the Jamestown exposition and
other points Of interest in the East
and a sojourn in Ker lucky.
Mrs. Steiner and her interesting
children, who have been guests OF
Mrs. J. J. Harty during the greater
part of September, left on Tuesday
or their home i'll New CLEANS.
Miss Mable Comfort has returned
rom her home in Kosciusko, Miss,
and taken charge of her class IN the
lily schools She is pleasantly To-
Gated at the home Of Mrs. J. E. Aiken
Mrs. DR.. A. Miller, of Panther
Burn, returned last week from Ken
uckv where she had been visiting
-e1atives and was the guest of Green
lille friends while Ell route to her
home
Mrs. John Montgomery, formerly
If Lake Providence, La, after
brief visit III this city left on Satur-
dav to join her husband in southern
Nevada where they will make tlleir
home in the future.
" after spending large part of the
ummer vacation with relatives IN
Jackson, Miss, and will be guest
Of Mrs. Eugene Taylor during the
coming school season.
Miss May Pohler, who has been
pending the summer holidays in
| the North. returned recently to re-
surne charge OF her music class in the
,ity schools, and is guest at the
| home of Mrs. j L. Aiken.
Mrs. Z. A. Stacy and her children,
Masters Latham and Edgar A, Jr..
and Misses Augusta Margaret and
Elizabeth Stacy, returned on Satur-
day after visiting Mrs. Stacy's moth
err, Mrs. L. A. Rucker, III Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Paxton have re-
turned with their family after spend
| ing the summer at their country
home near Arcola, and are located
at their attractive residence on the
corner of Broadway and Central ave-
nue..
Mrs Hilliard, of Wintcrville, was
a guest of Mrs d. A. Love on Tues
day while Ell route home from
French Camp, where she went to &C
company her daughter, Miss Hilliard,
who will attend college in French
this winter.
Mrs. Johnson Erwin and Miss Bes-
sic Erwin passed through Greenyille
on Friday while Ell route to their
home on Lake Washington after
spending the latter part of the SUM
1ner visiting New York and other
Eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ransom
! Misses Louise Finch, Jennie Paxton
and Sallie Hunt and little Miss Es-
telena Ransom, Masters Tom Nor