The Port Gibson reveille., 1913-07-03
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her sister in New Orleans.
Mr.. Neil Hackett, Jr., has re-
turned from Crystal Springs.
Mrs. C. l. Bunting returned last
week from visit to the delta.
Mrs. !. McC. Martin is in New
Orleans for medical treatment.
Mr.. Stephen Schillig is at home
from Virginia Military Institute.
Mr.. Leon Pennisi is in Memphis
where he has secured position.
Mr.. T. Stapleton of Jackson now
has charge of the CHI. A. printery.
Mrs. D. McDougall of Waverly,
La, is with her father, Mr.. (. A.
Shreve.
Misses Annie and Emma Goepel
spent several days in Vicksburg
recently.
Mr.. August Berger of Louisiana
spent few days with his family
last week.
Mrs. E. E. Coolidge of Shreve-
port, La, is with her sister, Mrs.
r. ]. Durr.
Mr.. N. ]. Owen will leave today
for Panama where be has secured
a position.
Judge H. c. Mounger went to
Rolling Fork today to hear ha-
beas corpus case.
Mrs. Mamie Creson will leave
today to visit her old home at Muir
freesboro, Tenn.
Miss Claribel Drake of Vicks
burg was the guest of the Misses
Drake this week.
Mrs R. D. Gage of Fort Worth,
Texas, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. !. w. Person.
Mr.. L. A. Herring of New York
is visiting his mother, Mrs. M. E.
Herring, near Rodney.
Mrs. L. A. Smith is with her
son, DR.. c. T. Smith, at Streets
Sanitarium at Vicksburg.
Mr.. Edward B. Woolf left yes
terday for Memphis to attend a
convention of deaf mutes.
Mr.. Walter Sorrell arrived this
week from Mexico and is with his
mother, Mrs. I. T. Bailey.
Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson of
New Orleans is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Frank Price and child of
Johnsonville, Tenn, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Naasson.
Mr.. o. A. Cason returned yes
terday from the National Seed |
Crushers' Convention at Chicago.
Mr.. James G. Spencer, r., ar
rived from Atlanta Saturday and
spent.a few days with his parents.
Mr.. A. E. Davis of Hermanville
recently moved to Belzoni, Yazoo
county, having purchased dairy
there.
Mrs. c. A. French and daugh-
ter, Miss Lena Mae, returned
Saturday from a three weeks visit
to Oklahoma.
Misses Belle Gilkeson and Mary
Wharton have returned from the
Presbyterian School of Christian
Workers at Jackson.
Mrs. H. D. Brownlee and two
little daughters of Port Gibson are
now on a visit to Mrs. Brownlee's
parents. -Vicksburg Herald.
Mrs. John McCaleb of Vicks
burg has been spending the week
with relatives, Mesdames N. Nc
.ougall and c. E. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip H. Wilkin.
son, after their bridal trip, stopped
At Port Gibson Tuesday for short t
visit to Mr.. Wilkinson's parents. t
Mrs. L. c. Brown and children, b
after spending some time with d
Mrs. Ida A. Brown, returned to !
heir home at Liberty yesterday.
Mrs. |. L. Mann and children, +
lfter spending two months with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Watson, re- q
urned to New Orleans last week. e
After a several weeks visit at Y
he home OF DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Il
Smith, Miss Clara Smith has re-
urned to her home at Hattiesburg.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sanerheld spent the =
Irst part of the We X at the Meth i
dist Seashore Camp Grund, where =
e went in the interest Of missions. +
Mrs. A. Purvis and daughter, l
Hiss Purvis, after spending sever Il
weeks with Mrs. c. NJ Chap @
Ian, have returned to their home al
! Yazoo county