The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-02-05

Jewish Synagogue on Sunday, Feb. 7tt
at four O'Clock In the afternoon. Tn
subject OF his lecture will be, Mature
Message" All are cordially invited t
attend.
Mrs Monroe McClurg entertained
few young ladies on Tuesday Afternoon
in honor Of her guest, Miss Bass, O
jackson. Rock wa heartily enjoyed b,
those present, after which a two cours,
lunch was served.
Send Dahmer Bros. your orders FOL
seed Potatoes, Onion Sets and all kind
Of Garden Seeds.
Miss Annie DeLoach entertained las
Saturday evening In honor of her guest
Mrs. Kate DeLoach Of Durant, Miss
A dozen couples we're present playing
six-hand Rock. After which delicious
refreshments we're served.
Judge D. p. Montgomery sold the
bankrupt stock Of goods Of M. Alexan.
der to Messrs. T. P. K~imbrough & Co
for 90 cents on the dollar last Saturday.
Messrs. Kimbrough will offer the stock
at q great sacrifice for the hext 80 days,
beginning next Saturday.
II yeu want your horse we'll shod 90
to c. A. Myers shop on Lamar street.
He guarantees his work.
Dahmer Bros. have received a COM
plete line Of Seed Potatoes, Onion Sets
and all kinds Of Garden Seed.
Judge D. P. Montgomery went up to
Charleston Monday and sold the NJ.
Alexander stock to Baker & Denman at
90 per cent. on the dollar. Judge
Montgomery usually succeeds in getting
a pretty good price for a bankrupt
stock Of goods, and the Referee is to
be congratulated upon the ucces with
which he meets.
Mr.. W. 7. Fountains Blue Ribbon
White Sale Event begins to-day and
ends Saturday, February goth. The full
page announcement Of this extraordi-
nary bargain sale Of h~igh-cIass goods
appears in this issue Of The Common
wealth, and 1t will be to the interest Of
everybody to call and take advantage Of
the low prices offered.
Call OF G. A. Myers, near the Mann
Hardware Co.'S warehouse, on Lamar
street, for first-class horse shoeing.
Mr.. M. Z. Hosmer and Miss Louie M.
Hosmer, Of Youngstown, N. Y, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hosmer at
I'll Lamar street.
Mr.. John Dulsney is at home from
the University for several days on ac-
count Of a broken arm. We are glad to
he is getting along nicely.
Seed Potatoes, Onion Sets, and all
kinds of Garden Seeds.
DAHMER BROS.
Mrs. Henderson Baird entertained at
cards or Tuesday afternoon, out Of
compliment to Miss Bass, Of Jackson.
interesting game was enjoyed, and
refreshments were daintily
served.
Mrs. Saml L.. Gwin was the charming
hostess on Saturday morning last, Of a
six-handed euchre party. The home
was Hastily decorated for the happy oc
A delicious lunch was beauti-
fully served.
Mrs. A. Weller has returned from New
Orleans, where she visited relatives.
She was accompanied home by her
mother, Mrs. Kronacher, of Cincinnati,
who will spend some time as her guest.
The Earnest Workers Exchange will
be conducted by Mrs. Sumter Gillespie,
On Saturday, Feb. 18th. Phone your
orders to her any time during the week
and special care will be taken in getting
filled.
The Brotherhood Of st. Andrew was
recently presented with very attract
We book case by the Woods Lumber &
Manufacturing Co. for their Reading
md Club Room in the Stein Block.
This and the beautiful oak center table
presented by A. II. Barrett g. Son and
given a mission finish by the Greenwood
Co. add much to the attract
veness Of the rooms and are highly ap-
,reciated by the Brotherhood.
Turkey, chicken and ham sandwiches.
BROWN & WORDS FOUNT.
"Nothing but the best"
Mr.. ]. p. Tull, formerly Of Greenwood.
low Of jackson, Miss, is ln Greenwood
IS the personal representative Of the
Winona Mills" Of New York. He is
Iandling the s~pecialty Of ladies', chill