The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-11-12
EJLIOTT-NINYARD WEDDING.
(From Mondays Daily

ELLiOTT-MINYARD WEDDING.
(From Mondays Daily
Miss Maude Elliott of Black Hawk,
Miss, and Mr.. J. X. Minyard OF Green-
wood. were married yesterday at 3:3O
at the nome of the brides parents.
The was performed by Rev.
Scott. nastor of the Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minyard will visit re-
latives at Walden and other points
for several days, before returning to
Greenwood to make their home. They
have taken apartments at the home
of Mrs. w. R.. Mccormick, intersec-
ton of Fulton and Church.
Miss Elliott is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Lewis Elliott of Black Hawk
and belongs to a prominent family OF
that section, where she is loved by
many friends.
Mr.. Minyard is prescription clerk
for the Virgins Drug store in Green
wood and has scores of friends here.
He is an excellent young business
man. He resided in Greenwood be-
fore going to France, where he SER
we'd with the American Expeditionary
Forces in the hospital corps. He re-
ceived his discharge early in the
spring and has been with the Wig
gins Drug store since that time.
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MISS RICHBOURG ENTERTAINS.
Miss Lucille Richbourg gave a most
delightful dinner party to twenty
couples at Rose Lawn Inn on Friday
evening of last week. The dining
room of the Inn has just been renov-
aztec and it presented a most hand
come appearance. The table was
" beautifully decorated for the occas-
sion. An elaborate seven course din
ner was served. The guests mOtored
to Greenwood after dinner and at
tended the Musical Comedy "Some
Time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Human and Mr.,
and Mrs. H. p. Human moved Sat
urday TO the new cottage which has
Just been completed by Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Busam on the South Boulevard
in Congress Heights. The house
which they vacated OF West Wash
ington street is now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Sid Coleman.
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The little four year old daughteI
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Prophet Aha
has been so seriously i'll for the pas
thirty days, is slowly improving. TIL
child was poisone dfrom sticking
pair of scissors in the knee zap. l
is now believed she will recover.
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Miss Viola Warner of 1tta Bena
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R.
Hardee at her home OF Miami Beach
This is Miss Warmers first visit t
Miami and she is enthusiastic owe
the attractive scenery which far SUI
passes her anticipation. She expect
to stay here all winter.-Miami Me-
ropolis .
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Young and sol
Douglas, and Miss Kathleen Scruge
of Doddsville, left this afternoon ft
Memphis, where they will remain IL
several days.
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Mrs. A. Nee kimbrough left We
terday for Baltimore, Nd, where 81
was called by the illness of her br
Their, Judge l.. M. Southworth.
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Miss Aline Ferguson o fnear JAG
son, Tenn, has accepted a position
stenographer with Fountains Store
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Messrs. A. J.. Read, John Teal, j
Green and C. r. Moore have return
home from a wild-goose hunt on t
Mississippi river. They brought hol
thirteen geese.
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Miss Anne Elizabeth Turner
Lexington, who has been the guest
Mrs. Dave Nichols in Greenwood, /
gone to Washington, where she v
spend the winter with her aunt, M
l.. T. McShane.
Mr. F.. P. Hartshorn, formerly
this city but now residing in Match
spent the latter part of last week n
on bus ness and mingling with frier
(FrOm Fridays Daily
Mr.. G. A. Wilson, ST., Mr.. and n
G.. A. Wilson, Jr., and Mrs. Calh
Wilson, left yesterday for Canton
attend the funeral of Miss Enid Y
dell, who died in Nashville, Tenn. n
Yandell is the granddaughter of
G. A. Wilson, Sr. She spent last $
mer in Greenwood and is known
many friends here.