Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-23

IN ls.ok.iL e.e oar col4l.Ls .u.S
week. or readers ..ili Il ~ tnc ,ca :
er and heartfelt farewell Gard OF
thanks. of that Wm-worn Gospel
Veteran. Rev. II. b. Vandenburg,
who departs for IIattiesburg and will
~ srme work in the ordinary walks
OF life; the death OF his wife havi e
forced him to rive up the Ministry
SO hat his lit toddling children
might haze the better AMI more con
slant care Wheresoever the Dear
Brother may pitch his tent, an in
whatsoever calling he may embark,
we bid him G, d. peed and we feel
sure that the Good Lord will see
that one, VIII has g ven the best
days md eff prts of his l'fe to the up
of the Christian ri, glom
is not allo yed to suffer for the ma
terial wants of this world.
Wayne County has suffered the
loss of one OF her most inestimable
citizens, in the recent deaf OF Prof.
J. W Nc'nnis. Prof. McEnnis has fiji
ed several terms as SUI erint,,hdent
Of Public Education in that County
and was holding that Office at the
the time OF his den Use He was rec
)9niZed rs an inc ef.ti Die educationa
AMI success had long since
his efforts tow;ud buildi ..
up that cause to Il high sta .da Il in
his county. He was al 50 the Plopl.ie
l0r ane Editor of the Wayncsboro
Item, a newspaper established bH
him durin. Sept 'nbes o. this year
The people Of LeakeSvillc rrmcmb +
liin very kindly. for the good scrv-
c hc did while here one year III
,hargv of their school.
L.eaitsville Pyihian Lodge lG7, at
is regular convention held Wcdnrs-
lay evening, Dee 29. elected the f
owing SET of officers fer the nee
err /: Sam Pool, sitting p c. A. /
imsler c c. NJ. T. Batson V c. b.
harrison Prel: I :, p l. james NJ of v
James Fanlk X K & S and u of +,
I.ackey NJ of +, 7 X Turner NJ AT :,
Neil hcLcod G., J H Mason O G.,
trustee to succeed w A Cooker for
ing term, l. d Clark
After an absence of about six years
Ient i'm the mountainous regions of
North Alabama, Mr. Ira Breland and
wife, have dropped back into these
ARTS are circling the sphere of their
'elatiyes and old time friends. Mr..
3reland gave the Herald office Il plea
'aEt call and entertained Us Merry
much with some accounts of Ia. t
pc,ion. Before leaving he orcourse
nS,ie the necessary arrangements to
AVE our paper continue journeyin-
% his home.
In order TO take charge of posi-
ion rendered him by the McInnis
Turner Turpentine Co, Mr.. Jesse
Byrd has given up his old job of run
ling the J. H. Turner & Co. store.
The new employment is that of store
for the Commissaly.
W. p. RounSaville found time to
include LoaL ,viile in his inteneras.y
If places visited durihg the respite
from the Poplarville High
school, by the Holidays.
Rev. D. Scarborough, the New
Minister in charge OF the Methods
h rrch, gave proof of the ;biity
shich were told was his, in filing
he appointment Sunday.
Rev Il. II. VI Watson is negotia
ing for the purchase of property il,
Meridian. whore h wants TO move
aillily. The good people of Leakes-
'i!le will give up this estimable fam
Il with rcllctance
What kings and queens do. This
5 told about in verySfresh and spi-
" article by Fritz Morris in the Jan
lary Woman : Home Companion. 1t
5 called, When Royalty Goes Visi-
ing.
Now that tho Holidays fare about
,as: ed off. business will be resumed
md pushed with trle american agg
c,v ness the land over.
Miss Fannie Bradford is spending
inc Holidays in the native State Of
Alabama.
Mr. B. ". Mcleod is tatfrg 4
course in Bank G mc;hof S
1t our Home Institution.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mcdonald won't