The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-05-29

'bNA uidTu III utpuuNhtub near AiGh-
Jacksonville. In the gateway OF the
beautiful Sapphire country. Mail, rail-
way facilities. Address Mrs. Helen
Nichols, Hendersonville, N. C., Route 6,
Mr.. James Duke, who has been attend
ing Millsaps College the past several
months, is with Messrs. Scates Bros. for
the summer months, where hs will be
pleased to serve his friends and the
public generally.
Mr.. Chas. +. johnson has accepted
the position of bookkeeper at MIR. W.
r. Fountains store-Mr. Morris having
resigned to accept the business man
agement of the jackson, Tenn, Daily
and Weekly Wing.
Weller can do your repair work cheap
err than the city jewelry stores because
his expenses are less. His repair work
is the best because he employs only the
highest class workmen.
Mrs. T. A. Gleason left last Tuesday
for New York and other Eastern points,
where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Gleason's many friends regret to
know that she will in future make her
home in New Orleans.
Special attention is directed to the
card of Mr.. c. T. stepp, dealer in lum-
Der, real estate, insurance, etc. Cruger,
Miss. Mr.. stepp invites correspond.
ence on anything in his lines and will
furnish promptly any information de-
sired.
Mrs. ". r. Humphrey, who is now in
New York City, will be joined by Mr..
Humphrey about June list, when they
will sail for Europe to spend the sum-
mer months. During their stay abroad
they will visit Mrs. Humphreys sister,
Mrs. Alexander Irwin Steif, in Vienna,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Steif are now max
ing their home,
Mrs. ]. L. Gillespie of Greenwood, made
many friends last week while an
enthusiastic delegate to the Kings
Daughters convention. Mrs. Gillespie
is at the Hotel Hattiesburg this week
with her husband, the editor OF the
Greenwood Commonwealth, and her
friends are glad to welcome her again.
-Hattiesburg Progress, 10Th inst.
Mr.. Ben. L.. Jones, who has been at
Spring City, Tenn, several weeks for
his health, spent a few days In Green
wood last week looking after his bust
ness interests here. Mr.. Jones' many
friends are pleased to note the improve
ment in the condition of his health.
He left this week for Hot Springs, and
after a few weeks stay there will go to
Denver and spend a few months at diff
ferent points in Colorado.
Mr.. ]. d. McLemore was over from
his Lake Henry plantation Tuesday.
He reports cotton looking fairly we'll
but some Of it pretty badly in the grass;
that he has corn in silk and prospects
for a bounteous yield-asserting that il
he ven gets an average of 20 bushels
to the acre he will make plenty to do
him another year, and if the present
prospects hold good the yield will run
his plantation fully 20 months.
The Matinee Musicale will meet with
Mrs. N. s. Wright on the afternoon of
June 3rd. Subject, Study of German
Music-Schuman and Schubert. Life
Sketch of Schubert, Miss Mcneil;
Schubert's ~Serenade, Miss Pettey; Mo-
ment Musical, Miss Steele; Who is
Sylvia, Miss McShane; Life Sketch Of
schuman, Miss Galloway. Novelette, In
r, Miss Creegan; Whims, Mrs. Frier-
mood; Traumerei, Miss Hemingway,
Mr.. W. H. Dick and family left Mon
day for their future home at New Lon
don, Wis. Mr.. Dick is y~ice-president
of the TaIlahatchie Lumber Co. at
Philip, and has managed Its business
from his office here during the past 10
months, during which time he has won
the friendship and admiration of our
people. We regret exceedingly the
loss of the citizenship Of Mr.. Dick and
his estimable family, and wish for them
health, happiness and prosperity in
their Wisconsin home.
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ScateS.
Coolest place in town. We deliver
the goods.