The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-08-06

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him and his good wife to the people
among whom they have decided to
make their home.
FIVE HUNDRED PARTY.
Miss Margaret Bates entertained
about Is young ladies with a five
hundred party this morning, compli-
mentary to the guests of Miss Sarah
Jones.
Mr.. Shelby Steele has returned
home from a trip to New York.
Mrs. w. M. Dubard, the mother of
Mrs. C. L. Lomax arrived this morn
ing from Grenada for a visit with
her daughter here.
Mrs. Alley, district economics agent
who has charge of the work in the
Delta, was in Greenwood yesterday
comforting with Miss Elsmer Wilson,
county agent, regarding the work in
Leflore. Miss Wilson made a bus
mess trip to Itta Bena today and to-
morrow will visit at Carrollton.
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Captain and Mrs. E. w. Blanchard
moved yesterday to their home in
North Greenwood on Powell street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Blanchard are
moving to their newly purchased home
on Parkway.
Miss Corinne Turnage, of Gren-
ada, is visiting in the home Of DR.. and
and Mrs. J. C. Adams on River Front
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Mrs. Mable Smith has returned
from Brandon, Miss, where she was
called by the serious illness OF her
mother. She stated that her mother
is slowly improving.
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Miss Cora Pierce and Miss Love of
Itta Bena, have just returned from
New Orleans, where they attended
| the summer school at Tulane Univer-
sity. They were visitors in Green
wood this morning.
Mr.. ]. R. Rodgers returned this
morning from New York, where he
went to purchase stock for The Style
Shop. Mr.. Rodgers declares that he
was able to purchase a prettier line
of fall wearing apparel this trip than
ever before.
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Mr.. Leflore Harris, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Har-
ris and Mrs. Ben Terry, left this
morning for Carrollton for a visit
with relatives before going back to
his home in East st. Louis.
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Mr.. R. D. Portwood recently purch-
ased q lot on Third Avenue in the
Boulevard Addition in North Green
wood.
Miss Stella Wilson will leave this
evening for points in Mississippi
where she will spend her vacation.
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been ill for several days with malaria
is reported better.
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Mr.. G. C. Roberts Of Itta Bena, wa
a visitor in Greenwood yesterday. MI
Roberts sisted that the Itta Benz
Drug Co., for which he has been man
a9er had purchased the Glendor'
e Drug Co. He and his wife will NOV
to Glendora where he will be mana
ger.
Mr.. Kane Keed has purchased q a
!. on Fifth Avenue to the Bsaleya1dAA
dition in North Greenwood. upo
which he expects to begin the ere<
p ton of q residence in September.
Mrs. l.. P. Yerger of Carrollto1
n Mrs. A. McC. Kimbrough and NJ
Holmes Southworth will leave tn
evening for Rochester, Wis.,. whe1
they will meet their brother, Lou
d Southworth, who is going to the May
It Brothers. Hospital for an operation
MI. Southworth for years has reside
in tn ePhillipine Islands. Mrs. Kin
= brough, who has been spending Il
summer on the coast, will arrive
Greenwood today.
1899
J. T. Wells, Jr., who has been ser
ic ing in the u. S. Navy in Panama, b.
m received his discharge and has arri
is ed in Greenwood. He was attach
c. to the Radio department.
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;el Hon. H. L. Walton was here FRI
rs his plantation home yesterday on bu
nd mess.
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One Jersey Heiffer. 2 La years Q
from MI. Hookers pasture on ].