Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-11-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Faulk were in
Moss Point and Mobile early in the
week.
Read the attractive ad of the
Leakesvillc Mercantile Co., and profit
thereby.
Thomas Naples, ST., was another
Lower East Slider who came to town
yesterday.
Transacting homestead business
at the courthouse Thursday, was Nj.
G. Mcleod.
Mrs. w. A. Mills, accompanied by
two of her children, came to town
Tuesday to shop.
Mr.. G. E. Adams, patent medi-
icine salesman, placed an order in
our burg yesterday.
Luther Turner, the bright son of
Mr. Dave Turner, of Janet, entered
the Leakesville school this week.
The Masonic Chapter did not hold
its regular stated co vocation Satur-
day, owing to lack of quorum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Owen went to
the Gulf City in the mid-week, COM
bining a pleasure and shopping trip.
J. C. Williams and son, George,
were down Saturday last. We thank
Mr.. Williams for wheel on subscrip-
ton
Lang Mills, Irs-aaf'id Frank West
over were we're interviewing the Leakes-
Vie Vie girls Sunday. --Fruitdale Herald
(Oct. 25th.)
Mr.. AL Daughdrill and Miss Agnes
Joyner, two of Merrill's young peo-
pie, were united in the bonds of
Matrimony on Sunday, Oct. o. p. |
Mr., r. F. Rhinehart left Tuesday |
for Mobile, where he goes to get sur
gical attention. He comtemplates
remaining there about two weeks.
Mr.. r. F. Rhinehart came in on
last Saturdays train on the return
from Hot Springs, Ark, where he
has been in the interests of his health.
Freeman Golf, of Merrill vicinity.
was brought up this week to serve out
with the county contractors some
time accruing TO him for illicit sell
ing of liquors.
Mr.. E. N. Paterson moved his
family up to Leakesville early tins
week. They are occupying the cot
tage recently built by DR.. Pool for
rental purposes.
Mr.. Ike Rosenbaum was one of the
travelling men who we espied i'll
Ieakesville Friday last after we had
gone to press. He rep esents u Me
ridian grocery house.
In the last day or two. Mr.. L.
Evans has about recovered entirely
from the attack of appendicitis which
was thought to be going to cause him
undergo an operator.
Mr.. L. Evans has been pronounced
by the local physicians as developing
case of appendicitis, and is expect
ing to have to go to Mobile TO the
itdrmary at any time to have an
Oh on performed.
Mr. S. c. Monro, a Georgian, has
been here since Monday, coming to
enlist his energies in the great i'll
dustrial band which forms the ma
chinery that develops and operates
our various enterprises.
While awaiting the steel door to the
Jail annex to come that he may com
plete the walls, Mr.. F. ri. Baldwin
is busy with trowel and level answer
ing the calls sent up on account of
cold snap, by several Of our citizens
for chimneys and flues.
The Leakesville Lumber Go. have
gotten their engine out here now.
This locomotive is of full size for log
ging railroad purposes, and viii be.
quite source of aid to the company
in pushing its railroad building up
into their timber reserves.
Those students of the piscatorial
art, who HE'D themselves forth Tues
day afternoon to entice the finy tribe
with a lot OF measley grub worms for
bait, failed to make landing not
having received even enough en-
enlargement to return and tell a
plausible excuse for the fish not bit
inc.
IA splendid representation Of
Greene county, was that Monday in
the persons OF Misses Kate and Stel-
la Williams. and Messrs. Jim Wood
ard, Jr., Louis and Knox Ball, who
boarded the train Monday evening
outward bound for Starksgille, to en-
Ter a. s. MI. College for the current