The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-13

III this city for several days.
Mrs. Trim Skinner and Miss Skin
ner, of Elizabeth, paid a visit to
Greenvlle friends on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris are at home
after sojourning for some weeks in
the North Carolina mountains
Mrs. L. H. Magruder and Miss
Julia Johnson, OF Vicksburg, arc
guests OF Mrs VIM Z Negus.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cook and Mrs.
R II. Palmer, of Lebanon, Tenn,
were guests in this city this week.
Mrs. ]. B. Hebron returned on Sat-
urday from Memphis where she has
been sojourning for some months.
Mrs f. A Passin and her little
daughter Lille E, are spending the
month 81 October with relatives in
Kentucky
Capt. J. l. Perkins, one of the en-
gineers OF the levee board, stationed
in Bolivar county. was inthe city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Harding pass
ed through Greenville recently while
Ell route from Canada to their home
in Vicksburg.
Mrs. Stevenson Archer and Mrs
John Archer are spending a few days
in Macon Miss, guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. r 3. Campbell returned on
Saturday from Chicago where she
has been spending the late summer
aud early autumn
Mr. Harry K. Johnson, of Vicks-
burg was guest IN Greenville on
Wednesday having come to attend
the Alexander-G Wedding.
Mrs VIM Bull has returned after
spending the summer in Kentucky.
Mrs. Bull was accompanied on her
return by her mother, Mrs Crow
Mrs. Herbert Eskrigge will be the
hostess of the Friday club on Oct.
T. This II he the frsf meeting
of The club since its reorganization.
Mrs. W. ID. kimbrolgh, OF Carroll
Mrs. J. A. Shackleford, left for her
/ home yesterday afternoon
Misses Kate and Susie Ireys re-
turned on Wednesday after spending
the greater part of the summer visit
ing in the North and East.
Misses Jennie Moore and Mary
have returned from a weeks visit to
Miss MoGinty and Miss Corran, in
! Vicksburg
Miss HelHen Clifton returned on
! Wednesday after an absence of sew
eral months spent visiting in Pitts
burg and other Northern cities.
Lou Henson, the popular clothing
drummer who is in class by himselt
/ Frightened up the city yesterday BY
his continuous and happy peals O.
laughter.
Miss Dorothy Nielsen after spend
ing the summer in Michigan has gon.
to take a course of music in Cincin
be voice.
| Governor Sheldon, wife and daugf
ter were IN Greenville Yesterday bu
returned to their plantation home
near Avon, where they are spending
few days.
Mr.. II. T Ireys and his daughter
Miss Bessie Ireys, have returned afte
sojourning III the North and Eas
and a visit to Mrs. H. T. Ireys, Jr
in Frankfort, KY
Mr.. Harry K. Johnson. of Vicks
burg, former popular citizen of thi
city, came up yesterday morning t
attend the Acknowledgement wedding
He returned home last night.
Mrs. S. B. Wilson and her interest
ing children, 1erger. Burton, Oscat
Hunter and Elizabeth. left on Frida
for their home in Vicksburg afte
being guests of Mrs. w G.. Yereer.
Mr.. Chas A. White, press ager
for the Ringing Brothers Bi
Shows was in the city yesterday an
as usual gave The Times a contrae
for large share of their advertise
ment.
The coming of the Great Cobur
Ministries, Oct. IS, is hailed with d,
light Frank E. Hadley, gener;
agent of the Cosmopolitan Show
says IT IS the greatest minstrel sho
on earth.
Misses Lena Holmes and Sail
Hunt and Messrs C. NJ. Johnso
Chap Skinner and Lawrence Murph
returned on Monday from a visit |
Mr. and Mrs. w. K Green, nes
Longwood.
Mr.. Wiley Jones, the pleasant ar
competent bookkecper of the Cowa
left yesterday morning for Columbl
to spend few days with his son WI
lives there, and where his wife h;
been visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. c. FL. Pond. of Moorehead, al
citizen who has done as much
develpon1ent ofthc Delta during Il
last twenty years by the promote
of railroad building and starting ne
industries was in the city yesterd;