The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-09-29

Hon and Mn Hanner retarne&T
last 49, feoa : visit - Hot 0prinR
Ark That aay Mr. HanneR w. called
O. hasiness - Watsr Valley. returning
- Ito oily tie arst Of the week. Mr.
AnA Mr. Hannsr arc occupying tAsir
palatial hone o the Boulevard.
The Earnest Workers will meet next
Monday afternooa. : o'clock, 1t the re-
fdence Of Mr. Sam Z Gwin, and every
member i earnestly urged 70 be pres
ent. A lot Of Important work for the
benefit q tho Presbyterian church u to
b outlined BY tho Society 1t this meet
ing.
Miss Adele Hoffa, Of Grenada, arrived
hero today and will spend the fall and
winter ut tho home Of Nn p s George,
Miss Hoda recently finished tho Chau-
tauqua Kind. rgaten teachers course at
Aonreaele and will begin her kinder.
gaten school u the residence Of Mrs.
Herring on Oct End,
A great deal Of interest il being man
ifested in the revival that will be held
in . tent ON the corner OF Howard and
Washington streets. on the Whitehead
lot. 1t will be conducted by Rev N F
Ham, who is too we'll known for any intro
duction, and We predict = splendid sue
cess for the meeting. )
Circuit Clerk Barnes Humphreys, of
Leflore, 10 no doubt smiling over that
good picture md better Apuf" in the
Fridays Commercial Appeal. He has
been having his way in politics for
twenty years and NO doubt has put in
his claims for another score Ct success.
Lexington Advertiser.
Pay your subscription to The Com.
monwealth. Don't wait for us to send
you q statement. A great many of you
are in arrears and . prompt remittance
will be very much appreciated just now.
We need the money and it is your duty
to pay us, and to pay us now
Miss Bette Boyd left this week to
begin next Monday her duties as a
teacher in the Greenwood city schools.
Miss Boyd is an experienced and cap
able teacher and . splerdid little wo-
man, and her host of friends wish her
a pleasant and successful term in
Greenwood.-water Valley Progress.
We inadvertently, omitted chronicling
in last weeks issue the death of g T
Holmes, Sr. which occurred at the homo
of his son, Thomas H Holmes, in this
city on Tuesday evening Sept. 10th, a.
the ripe old age Of 80 years. Mr. Holmes
was q gentlemen Of the old school and
possessed many noble traits of charac-
ter. lie remains we're taken to his old
home at winonss Tor %interment. Peace to
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Diarrhoea 10 always moro OF less prev
alent during September. Be prepared
it. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is prompt and
efectual. 1t ear Away be depended
upon and is pleasant to take. For sale
by all dealers.
The splendid job printing and adyer-
Using patronage being received by The
Common wealth Office at present is
very gratifying to us, and we want to
assure our friends that their kind IA.
are appreciated. Quite q number
of new subscribers have also been en-
rolled recently. The truth Of the bust
is, there are but very few news
papers in the State enjoying a larger
of BUSINESS than does the Com
nonwealth.
Gen. Monroe McClurg has returned
from Indianapolis, where he attended
Sovereign Grand Lodge 1909. The
Daily News Of that citv. published the
Of four prominent Representa-
lives to tho Grand Lodge with the fol-
mention Of them: Among the
Odd Fellows who are prominent in |
preparations for the sessions of the Sow.
Grand Lodge meeting next week
IRE Joseph A Dehority, Of Elwood, Ind,
commander of the Patri-
archs Militant; Monroe McClurg of
Miss, former attorney gen.
.ral Of Mississippi; U z Wiley OF In-
1i4napQlia. former iud1a of the Indiana |