Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1903-03-27
FRI. NIGH. u 1908,
Observation-Disclosures
I ELOCALS e !


Hon E. w Breland made a bust
ness trip TO the Gulf city this week.
Shsrift Valley was in town Mon
day busting about his official duties
withusual despatch. nos
Miss. Daisy Green entertained a
crowd of young friends Saturday
night in her usual hoSpitable way
Prof. W. E. Bcarry and Mr.. Tyra
Roberts were up from Big Greek Sun
daying in town.
Mr. H. E. Flournoy showed his ia
miliar face on our streets few hours
Friday, coming out on train and re-
turning same day
The Political Pot seems to be boiling
Hot up in Clay County the Home of
beth Candidates Critz and Fox for
Governor.
In Clubs of Five we viii make the
subscription price of the Herald 81
each Subscribe now and save your
self money.
The efficient and genial Head Sales
man for J. Fl. Turner Co., Mr.. Jesse
Byrd, returned Tuesday from short
visit to his home at State Line
Rev. J. G. Philips, the Pastor of
the Methodist Church, moved into
the Parsonage this week. We are
glad to welcome them to our town.
Mr.. Jonathan Kittrell was shopping
in Leakesville stores Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Joe T. Thomas, the
newly married couple, went over on
East Side the first day of the week
paying duty calls to the Brides rel
atives in that neighborhood
Misses Jette Lowry and Bessie Hall
two young lady teachers, who have
schools near town were in-saturday
transacting business with the Super
illtendent and visiting friends.
What's the matter with the candi-
dates. have the other aspirants gone
TO sleep, we have listened strenously
but ran hear no more bees buzzing
perhaps the whole hive are waiting
to break loose at one time.
That the business of McEachern &
Miller, the turpentine firm, located
about two miles from town, is rapid
ly expanding is amplified by their
buying larger Still and Worm,
thase arrived last Tuesday and will
be set up at once.
The Negro Minstrel Friday night
came off according to promise, as we
were not there are not prepared to
say anything much about it, except
that the receipts were rather small.
Perhaps inclement weather were a
little against its success.
The many friends of Mr.. Y. d.
Westerfield were delighted to see
him out taking the sunshine Thurs
day. Aside from a slight emaciation
his siege of the Typhoid has left no
visible effects In few more days he
will have come around alright.
Mr.. J. A. Wilson, the hustling
Foreman for the Ala. and Miss. R.R.
Cos Bridge Construction crew spent
some of his idle time in Mobile last
week returning Monday morning
Just as soon as the RATS go by on this
water they viii begin work again and
push the bridge to completion in
short order
Prof, Arts Turner and Mr.. Will
oughby Byrd were down from Janet
Wednesday, interesting themselves
In land matters at the Courthouse.
Prof. Turner informs US that his
school IS now out. and that he win re
turn to his home here next week, to
take a much needed rest from the o.
nervous duties of his profession.
Right glad are we to see the fa-
miliar face of our good friend, Fred
Amsler peramnlating the streets af-
ter tight old Erestle covering sew
eral weeks with the Typhoid Fever
Perhaps we are due this gentleman
a few words OF paliation for our fail
ing to make m sntion OF his progress
during recent illness, as same almost
entirely escaped our attention, how
ever We are glad 10 make amends
now by heralding his triumphant
conqueriEg of that fell disease.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
TALKING
When you take Groves Tasteless