The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19

her brother, Mr.. Tom Wof<hington.
We have received, II thts iisuSnngs
delivery, over hundrsd DIX neckties
in all shapes. mostly he pftsvailinx
browns. OF course you know who W.
are, "The Leader"
Mr.. Allen, the expert ssdawater
mix<r, who opened up the E. b.
Davis soda fountain returned to the
CITY Tuesday and has again taken
charge of the fountain.
Mr.. Guy Hilzin, who base been
confined to his home for several days
on account of sickness is agani IT his
post at the helms & Blum store
where his many friends were giad
to greet hfrn.
| Governor George Sheldon, of Ne
braska, was up from his plantation
Wednesday. The Governor appeared
and in the besr of health He ex-
poets, with his wife, to attend the
Roosevelt reception at Vicksburg.
Mr.. Fred Grant Young, business
manager of the Clara Bloodgood Co.,
was in the CITY Thursday making ar
rangements for the appearance of
that popular play, "The Truth
which appears at the Grand Thurs
/ day, October Cd
/ Send out of town for your clothes,
We advise this to all people if they
can not buy as cheap at home. Now,
/ if you can get the same clothes for
| less money, bring bur's back, we
viii refund TO you what you paid for
/ same. "The Leader"
/ DR.. T A. Mitchell, a veterinarian
Of Chicago. arrived in Greenville
Monday 10. make this city his future
home. DR.. Mitchell rented the build
ing formerly occupied by DIR. Bass1er
which he will overhaul and turn into
an up-to-date venterinary hospital,
| Miss Aldridge, daughter OF Mr.. w.
B Aldridge. of Rosedale. Miss, and
Mr. Charles Muffaletto of this city.
who were operated on for Appendix
! citis at the Greenville Sanatorium
were operated on for appendicitis at
the Greenville Sanitarium last week.
/ Mr. w. A Moffett, bookkeeper for
the Clifton Co., left for Vicksburg
| Tuesday evening on trip cimbining
| business and pleasure. DOCK" will
remain over until the night OF The
2Ist and hopes to give a complete &C
count of the Presidents visit to the
Hill City, which occurs on the 2Ist
inst
L. c. Young, state organizer of the
Red Men, arrived Wednesday over the
/ Southern to take in large class OF
new members who are awaiting his
coming He will remain in the city
about ten days to talk to all who
desire information on the work and
good of the order. Il
DR. J. A. Key, of Columbus Miss,
one of the firm of Key e. Key, has
recently moved to this city and has
taken charge OF the dental office of
Drs. Ferguson & Henderson, over
the Dixie Theatorium, s1z4 Washing
ton avenue. Your patronage and in
| f1uence solicited.
Mr. Joe Stone, of Paris, Mo. and
brother bf the late Mr. Harry
Stone, arrived in the city Monday
/ TO look after the business IN this city
! Mr.. Stone will turn over the charge
of the business to Mr.. Carl WATSON,
who has been connected with it since
the Stone Brothers purchased it.
Mr.. Marx Goldstein lett Tuesday
for Oklahoma and Texas to work in
the state for the knights of Honor.
Mr. Goldstein was the state organ
izer of that order in Mississippi and
the efficient officer he made caught
the eye of the national organizer.
who sent him to the Western field.
We know that the Morning Times
is appreciated for, when a subscriber
misses the paper our ears begin to
burn and the next thing we know he
is in the office jumping on us with
both feet We don't blame them and
ask e'4 subscriber to let US know
when they do not get their paper.
Police Norton, while getting off of
a street car few days ago, fell and
skinned his hand, and blood poison
set in and for several days he has
had considerable trouble with it.
we heard him say yesterday after
noon that he thinks now that the
poison has been checked he will soon
be all right again.
Mr.. H. B. Phillips. the successful
real estate salesman, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is In the city arranging with the
we'll known firm of Church & Shelton
to put on sale of some of their adj
ditions in this county or Chicot, Ark,
in the next few weeks.
Messrs A l.. Schaffer, G. B. Me-
Lemore and Chas. Mattingfy, of Mat
toon, ILL.,, are IN 4Iie city prospecting
for land. These ggntiemeit are all
very much enthused with the South
and its future and viii no doubt buy
some land before returning hefi1e.
Mrs. Leila Jackson was the charm
inc hostess at the Tuesday Gibbs