The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-05-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Mr. VIM Ray Toombs visited Le-
land last Sundai.
| Born to Mr. and Mrs II. \. Berry.
Monday, baby girl
! Mr.. F. NJ Pepper. OF Belzoni. was
/ in the city last Monday.
Mr. J. S. York, Of Boyle, was in
the city on business Monday.
DIR. J. S. Walker was a visitor to
Nicksburg early m the week.
Mr.. E. T. Everett, OF Inidanola,
was a visitor here Wednesday.
| Mr.. John Casey. OF Hollandale,
was visitor to the city Wednesday.
Read the advertisements OF the
Emery Realty Company for bargains
A fine girl was born to Mr.. ard
Mrs w. S. Clack, r., last Tuesday
Editor Chas. Bryant. OF Ruleville,
was in Greenville this week on legal
business.
List your plantation with the Em
cry Realty Company. They will sell
it for you.
Mr.. Julius Thompson, prominent
citizen of Percy. was in Greenvilie
"Wednesday.
Mr.. Morris Klein, OF Cleveland.
Ohio, was a guest Of his brother, Mr.
Saul Klein. this week.
A prominent visitor to the city
this week was Congressman n. w
Hale, of Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr. E. w. Martin, Of Lake Village
Ark, was among the Tuesday visit
ors in the city this week
Col. Richardson. editor OF the
Indianola Tocsin, was in the city
Thursday for few hours
Mr.. Will Rucks left last Friady
to accept position on the Little
Rock, Ark, base bail team.
This is called the Merry Month of
May" and the weather has certainly
been playing merry with us.
Among the Leland people who Wis
tied Greenville Tuesday were Messrs
A. NJ Love and ]. D. Winter.
Don't forget the school art exhi-
bition next Thursday from 3 to p.
m. at the Archer school building.
NJ J. c. Greenley was absent sew
eral days in Memphis on business
this week, returning home Friday.
Rev. H. H Ar.nor, of Tupelo, was
the guest of ReesL. E. Lakin, pastor !
of the Christian church. this week. |
Professors Bass and Hatch attend /
ed the Teachers StatehLSHRDLU |
ed the State School Teachers Con-
vention at Gu1fport this week.
Md. A. L. Mckee, the capable and I
manager of the Delta |
Oil Mill made business TRIP to
V Vcksburg, Corinth and Memphis this
week
Col. Sam Montgomery will deliver
/ lecture on "Fraternalism" at Rule
lille next Wednesday. Col. Sam is
making quite a reputation on the
ecture platform.
Mr.. RodweI left on "Wednesday
% make an extended visit to rela-
ives at Corpus Christi, Texas His
many friends hope that his trip will
greatly benefit his health
Mr.. George Wheatley, who has
yeen confined to his home and bed
he past week, was able to get out
Monday and has since steadily i'm
,roved and is now fully recovered
Quite number of people from
he surrounding towns were IN the
ity Tuesday to See the Gentry Bros.
hows, but were disappointed. No
were given on account
f the rain.
The ladies of the Greenville Civic
league organized an order of the
anne kind at Leland last Sunday
he meeting was conducted by Mes
ames Campbell and Cashin and
1iss Dancy Another rousing meet
1g was held yesterday afternoon.
While the damage to the planting
as been great owing to the cold
Teather prevailing, it is estimated
hat the drop has not suffered SO
luch as at first thought. AT any
ate, a three-quarter crop from good
eed is worth more than a good
rop from inferior seed Many Of a
1e planters will not replant as many
cres just now but will wait to see
lie prospects of the present seed
lanted.