The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-07-29

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VOORHEES, AUSTIN
The large two-story house Of Mrs.
Bryson, Con Dewey street in Congress
Heights, is nearing completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. T. Eggleston will
soon move into their pretty bungalow
in the Austin Wright addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Leggins are being
congratulated upon the arrival Of . fine
little lady at their house last week.
Last Thursday the Matthews and
Mann house-parties enjoyed = delight
full outing at Blue Lake, near Berclair.
Contractors Thomas Bros. are rushing
the work on tho new homes Of Roy
Johnson and Jerome Baird, in Congress
Heights.
Hon. A. F. Gardner, Latham Ray and
Frank Gardner have returned from
Clinton, where they attended tho Aven-
Wilmington nuptials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seatss have
moved into their new bungalow in
North Greenwood, which has just boon
completed by Harry White.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Montgomery, which WAS erected
by g. w. Chenoweth & Co., in Congress
Heights, is being occupied this week.
/ The handsome residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Jones, on Warrington ave-
nue. and Cotton street, is progressing
nicely, being erected by q. ". Chenow-
eth & Co..
Mrs. Halle Jesty, Miss Annie Hobson
and Miss Pattis McGlathery left this
week for their vacation. They will
visit points of interest in the West
during the month.
II. L. Small & Co. have opened . bill
posting firm, and have their Offices at
Wilkinson's drug store. They will mako
a speciality Of the distribution Of circu-
lars and of all kinds of bill-posting.
Miss Florence Sillers passed through
this city last Friday, on route homo
from McComb City. While here she was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Dula-
ney, and added much pleasure to the
dance Friday night.
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The reliable jswelry of A. Weller 81
Co., has already received proofs OF the
births of twenty babies on tho Fourth
of July from various parts Of the State.
This means that each of these little
tots we're given q little diamond ring
by this progressive concern
Miss venita Bacon returned last week
from a delightful h~ouss-party 1T Merid-
ian, which wal given by Miss Hattie
Lott, one Of hat city's most popular
social favorites. Miss Alice Price, who
is Miss Bacon's guest in tho city this
week, was also ono of tho gay party.
Quite ar enjoyable dance Vas given
at Stein Halls last Friday evening
complimentary to the visiting young
ladies in the city. About twenty
couples enjoyed dancing to the strains
Of Ross Orchestra. Among tho visiting
young ladies present wore Misses Alic<
Price of Batesville, Ethel Jackson o.
Kosciusko, Jumper Of Jackson, Violet
Tate of Water Valley, Florence sillsr'
Of Rosedale and others. The dancing
lasted until two o'clock.
Miss Venita Bacon will have a:
her guest week after next Mis-:
Hattie Lott, of Meridian. It will
be remembered that Miss Lot
was one of the attractive youn1
ladies at Miss Bacon's house-part,
last summer, and won man.
friends and admirers while a CUES
in the city.
Mr.. j. H. Ruscoe, a prominen
merchant and planter of Hem
ingway, was in the city this week
The Ruscoe Brothers have opene,
a general merchandise store a
Morgan. We wish them mucl
success in this new venture, an
are glad to have them doing busi
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