Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-11-17
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Capital Friday last.
Together came Lee and Gene Rour
-saville to Leakesville Monday.
In the Gulf City was G. G.. FaulL
early this week on business.
Justice E. B. BOX was in the Cour
-ty Capital Wednesday ON business
bent.
The nythian Lodge convened in
regular Convention Wednesday eve
ming,
An arrival on yesterdays train was
Mr.. - Williams, brother TO our
Professor here.
Married, at Vinegar Bend, Ala,
Wednesday, Nov Is, 1905, Mr.. Quit
man Cooper to Miss Sadie Crovey.
Mrs. G.. W. Faulk has returned
from her visit at Lucedale, with
daughter, Mrs. L. r. Pricster.
DIR. E. F. Ball was in Leakesville
Thursday in the interests of the Sim
ger Sewing Machine Co.
III. C. B. Liddell spent Sunday
with friends at Leal esville, Miss.
Fruitdale, (Ala.) Herald, Nov. 8.
Mr. W. C. Hubbard went to the
Cult City this week to have some &C.
ular work done.
Mr.. & Mrs. Harry Hunt drove O.
yer to Vinegar Bend and back We'd
nesday.
Shift Breland is rushing to com
piete the making out of the Tax re-
ceipts for the incoming collection
season.
DIR. H. E. Flournoy, the wellknown
Safe and Drug Solicitor, is canvass
ing Leskesville and the stores in out
laying proximity for orders.
Shff. Breland went over to B1tler,
Ala. this week to carry a negro fu-
gutiye from justice, who fell into his
clutches recently.
The Herald thankfully acknowled
ges the presentation of a large bunch
Of fine turnip Greens of the Bowen
Yellow variety, by Mr.. Allen Mason.
Colonel Robert Rush, who keeps
hospitabie home over in the upper
East Side river district was en- vile
Wednesday.
Mr.. L. T. Hall. the Fruit tree man
is dashing in and out of Leakesville
this week making delivery of tree or
ders taken in the Spring.
We CLEAN from F. M. Baldwin
that Lawrence Clark has just domi-
ciled his family into neat and very
nice new residence, erected in the
Adamsville community.
Composing contingent from
Crystal Springs who are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs B. p. Harrison at this
place, are Mrs. Ned Saunders (nee
Maurie Harrison) and Little Ned,
Dir. NJ. Harrison, and Mrs. Cook.
Tarried in Leakesville long enough
Tuesday, Nov, IA to be married by
Rev. d. Scarborough at the Court
house, Mr.. H. D. Meador to Miss
Mabel F. Knapp, of whereabouts not
definitely stated.
And still the school roster scars.
The maximum of last year was
reached over one month ago, and
every week more notches are added
in the numerical showing. About
six or seven eptries were made on
Monday.
A business deal in the Turpentine
circles was affected this week, where
by the Groom Bros. transferred
their Naval Stores business located
some six miles out West of town to
Mr.. VIM. Curry of Leaf.
A Rice Party composed of Leakes-
ville's young spirits made the wait
by the captives of Hymen for the
train Saturday evening lively They
much beshowered, the newly married
Couple, with the tiny white flecks.
Attorney Harrison seems to have
tried the editorial news nose this
week. but we we're alert enough to
be able to chronicle that he again
SHE'D his presence into the Gulf City
limits Tuesday.
Mr.. Jas. Hillman was in Leakes-
vile Monday, and coaxed smiles to
the editorial countenance by hand
ing over 81 on subscription. Mr..
Hillman formerly operated and own
ed saw-mill at Washington, but
this he sold out this Summer, and
went to Merrill vicinage, where he is
now engaged in the milling business.
Another departure from Leakes
vile this week, was Mr.. r, G. Mar