The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-12-12
DR.. c. N. D. Campbell and fam.

DR.. c. N D. Campbell and fam
lily are arranging TO move to Swift,
town within the next few days
They rave purchased the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Nes Gary, It that
place, which they will occupy. DR..
ample IS fine plantation is Iocat-
! ed near Swift own and his reason
! for moving there is that he will
! be enabled to give closer atten-
| ton to his extensive planting in
ests. We regret the loss of their
citizenship in Greenwood, but
I wish for them much success in
! their new home. Mr.. Gary and
mother will move to Inverness,
where he has extensive interests
! to look after.
Special attention is directed to
the advertisement of the J. W.
LleLt Cleanin. Co. in this issue
of The CommonN eal il. Mr..
Brent has recently installed a San
itary Steam Pressing Machine,
known as The Hoffman," which
places his establishment in the
forefront of any similar concern
in the Delta. He has always Civ
en- his customers high-grade SER
vice, but now he is prepared to
guarantee the best class of work
to be had anywhere.
Having been fortunate in Sc
curing the services of a compe-
tent assistant, | am prepared to
furnish your Christmas photo
graphs in a satisfactory manner
at a much lower rate than here
tofore. Nothing you can give
your friends will afford greater
pleasure than one of those beauti-
full photos made at
MRS. SPURRIER'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. D. Mel em0re
of Eta Bena, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Baird of Fort Loring, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. P. McLemore of near
Geren, and Madison Baird of Fort
LOring, were in the city Wpdnes-
day attending the funeral of Mrs. {
M. E. McLemore.
Vorhies Austin left last Monday
for Charlottesville, Va, his future
home. His many friends regret
the loss of this splendid young
man, who was born and reared
here, but all join in wishing for
him success in his new home, !
Hon. and Mrs. r. C. McB.c and
Mr.. and Mrs. viii McBce, Of Green
wood, were guests on the Cd /
home hearthStOUe for the mar1j-
age of their brother, Dalton Me-
Bee, and Miss Ethel JACKSON
Lexington Advertiser, (
Mrs. j. P. Humphreys and son,
Jack, OF Greenwood, who have
been the guests OF Mrs. Percy Ray, c
have returned to their home.--ln-
dianola Enterprise.
Mr.. W. X. Randle, one of our {
good friends from Schlater, re- ;
rendered The Commonwealth
substantially while in the city on
yesterday. r
- G
Mrs. w T. Mathews, of Green
was a priced presence at
the nuptialS OF her close friend, u
Mss Ethel DISQUALIFICATION s
Advertiser. y
DIR. F. H. Smith and wife, Of
Greenwood, were in town Tues v
day. DR.. Smiths father returned d
with him and will spend several
days fishing .-Grenada Sentinel.
Miss Marie Stoner visited her
young friend, Miss Lily Humph-
reys, at the University of Mlssls-
sippi the latter part Of this week.
Hon. H. H. Majors, ltta Bena's
capable Mayor, was here Tuesday, ,
and made this office a pleasant !
and substantial Call. He reported U
good in his town. {
The new city fire alarm system [
has been installed, and there ]
be but littlc trouble turn !
ing in an alarm to the Department !
in future. c
MFR. B. F. Jameson, of Sunny {
Side, one of Leflore county's best
citizens, was in the city Wednes.
day, and made US an appreciated
call. .
The many friends Of Presiding T
Elder Hal S. Spragins, Of Green ,
vile, were delighted to see him in !;
the first of the week. /
Mrs. S. F. Southworth and Mr..
H. Southworth were up from
near Sidon on business the first