Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-02-19
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ts, 1904
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The river began to fall in the mid
week.
Mr.--McRae spent Sunday with
brother, J. Thornwell.
Mr.. Hugh McInnis has just pur-
chased handsome new piano.
a Saturday shopper was w. d.
Turner in our burg.
Among the arrivals on Saturday =
train was Miss Iduma Turner.
Lev Mcleod was Vinegar Bend
visitor Sunday.
Hub Platt left yesterday for Vine
or Bend.
Lev. Mcleod has been in the Gulf
City since Tuesday.
A picket fence in being put up
around the McRae cottage.
Dean Turner has DR.. Batson s
stables nearly completed.
E. Faulk is spending these days in
the City recuperating his health.
Mr.. Albert Davis was over yester-
day from Exsho.
N. Briscoe is acting as salesman
with Dorsett- Miller Co., for the
week.
Dir. Jonathan Kittrell, wife and
baby were callers in our city yester-
day.
W. c. Wexford was in Leakesville
last Friday, accompanied by his little
son.
Exploring the shop treasures of
our stores, was Mr.. and Mrs J. a.
Crooms Monday.
Every one seems to be in the best
of spirits. Have a good river for
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The Odd Fellows held a regular
meeting Wednesday evening and
transacted routine business.
A great many of our people are
down the river this week conveying
timber TO market.
4 Dir. Valley was here yesterday
hauling of commissAry supplies for
the Miller, VALLEY Go.
Our old friend Jno. J. Mcleod, and
the Gud Wife, were two whose faces
the writer caught here Saturday
From the smoky laden appearance
OF the atmosphere it would be indi-
Gated that much FIRE has been out.
Miss Ida Daughdrill, the clever and
efficient agent, got leave of absence
and attended the Mobile Mardi Gras
G. W. Busby and Mary A. Den
mark were quietly married last FRI
day by Rev. <. H. Ellis.
Our Town Courcil meet the End.
Tuesday in March. when a set of Or
dinances will como up for adoption
This has been quite dull week in
Leakesville, the apathy due to river
rise attracting people TO work in ef-
forts to get timber off
To town together Friday last came
II. A. Baria and J. J. Denmark, two
prominent citizens from over in the
Exsho neighborhCod.
J. J. Holland. who is connected
with the Groom Brcs., Turpentine
concern was in Tuesday. Willing of
time with acquaintances.
The Carnival failed to attract many
visitors from this vicinity this veal
owing TO the extreme scarcity Of
ready money.
W. p. Rhinehart is contemplating
running branch house in Leakes
vile near the depot for handling o
feed stuffs and heavy groceries.
Dad Baldwin was in town Wedncs
day and made O call at The Heralt
office to put his name on the brigh
side OF the records by a monetar,
contribution.
Happiness again beams from tn
face Of our popular merchant, Mr. J
n. McRae, his wife end children hav
ing returned Sunday TO fill hom
with sunshine.
Thos. J. and Miss Betty Bear
were incomers from East Side Frida,
last to the Temple Of Justice to ii
up certain legal papers.
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TAKING
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chill Tonic because the formula i:
plainly printed on every bottle sno'
ing that II is simply iron and Gu
aine in tasseless form. Me- lure. NJ
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