Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-05-13

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Lawrence Duanam is on our streets
today.
Rev Alex Breland and wife drove
into town this morning.
Duncan Turner went to Mobile
Sunday to have a cataract on one
eye cut off,
Joe and Ed Green and Dad Baldwin
were Washingtonians who attended
the Odd Fellows meeting Wedncs-
day.
Deputy Shift Dan Breiand went
in the first of the week to Gulfport
as delegate from Merrill Lodge to
the Grand Body of the Knights OF
Pithias.
Jack Stephenson, remembered of
last summer as one of the jolly spir-
its, of the crew that erected the
County Steel Bridge dropped into
town in the mid week for a retrospec
tive trip.
Mr.. Os Turner spent Monday in
Mobile, there to have his son, Bill
come under the examination of some
of the learned medical talent of that
city for advisotory treatment in con
junction with the home physicians.
l have just added new shipment
of Collins and Caskets to my stock
making the complement full and con-
plete in the different sizes and styles
am now prepared to fill the Underta
king wants of the people at any
time.
Y. D. WeStcrtield.
Two of the oldest citizens of Green
County PASSED away last week, Jack
lie Daughdrill and Luke Pipkins, both
residing near the peaceful sweep of
Leaf Rivers waters We very much
regret that we are unable to mention
the salient points in short resume
of their liyes-the data is lacking
and distance precludes securing at
this writing perhaps some one may
supply before next publication day.
Our readers chances have probably
already noticed the attractive pict-
ure Ad. of the Poarch Pill Co. which
is now appearing. These people very
evidently have something very mer-
itous behind them, considering their
expenditure of ADVERTISING. Inves
tigate ard perhaps you may stumble
upon something that will mean big
saving to you during the year.
We have mailed out good many
statements during the week to some
of our subscribers who have run be-
hind, and who we feel should help u.,
out during the press hard times. We
refrain from troubling those who we
believe to be pressed on account OF
failure to market their timber. Any
returns that we may get from thcse
opportunities, be it little or big will
be highly appreciated and needless
to say will help much in our present
want.
Rev. c. II. Ellis preached q clear
forceful and masterful sermon to an
eager and appreciative audience of
Leakesville' S folks Sunday. This wor
ker in the Masters Cause has the
heartfelt and appreciative thanks of
our citizenry for the efforts he has
SO nobly contributed in our Spiritu-
al behalf. He has successfully shown
us that he is powerful and profound
thinker, a deep and learned student
and an adriotly persuasive reasoner
One we'll endowed with Intellect and
training to appeal to the sinner and
vet not beStir opposition on account
of creed or doctrine. May his efforts
be crowned by the Salvation to God
of many Souls.
We felicitate Mr. u Wright, the
Clever Civil Engineer who got such
a strong hold upon the esteem of the
people OF I.eakesville while the a. &
NJ. Railway was being built into
town, upon his having launched into
the Matrimonial estate. The name of
the fair lady who joined fortunes
with him at her home at Houston
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