Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-02
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Mr.. W. D. Green was en- vile
Wednesday.
Miss Jetto Lowrey, of Blue Noun
tain is visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
w. Breland.
Mrs. Leap Hillman, of Washing
ton. shopped in the marts Of Leakes-
vile in the mid week.
Up from Vernal Saturday, was W.
d. Eubanks, prospering merchant
there.
Enjoying brief stay with parents
at Tylertown, is Mrs. Nat Owen this
week.
John Dixon Jr., was looking after
lumber contracts Wednesday with
the mills of our town.
Messrs w. d. Ball and E. G.
Roberts were passers through our
burg Saturday, on the return from a
log marketing trip to Moss Point.
Assessor w. E. Thomas showed
his smiling face among the denizens
of the County Capital town this
week.
Gladstone are the hearts of Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Rhinehart over the
arrival, Friday Jan. rs, 1906, of a
bouncing boy.
Dispensing smiles among acquain
tances, was that sturdy good citizen
of Janet parts, Mr.. Dave G. Turner,
on Monday.
Messrs ]. c. and ]. L. Williams
were over Saturday from Fruitdale
vicinage, attendant upon the Masonic
Chapter meeting.
Mr.. r. Flournoy hove in on We'd
nesday's train, hlving freshened
himself up for his work as agent, by
the cessation of several weeks from
labor.
Calling on our local mills. late this
week, was Mr.. W. P. Lay, lumber
buyer, representing one of the Ex-
porting concerns of Mobile.
G. G.. Faux got up from Moss
Point Tuesday, and reports his little
son, Ward, who was critically i'll of
Diptheria, out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Bradley. prom
inent in Janet social circles, had oc-
casion to visit the co mty-seat We'd
nesday.
Miss Lizzie Sweetman. of Meridian,
is visitor this week at the Jesse
Byrd home. She is a niece of Mr..
Byrd's.
Mr.. w. D. Hughes has sold out
his interest in the Hughes, Turner
Co., to Mr. T. K Turner, but will
remain with this firm another month
as Managing salesman.
Quite contingency from Vinegar
Bend, our next door-neighhor town,
came out Friday Eve on a Special
train and attended the Poverty
Party.
DIR. r. F. Ratliff of Luccdale, and
by the way very successful prac-
titioner, spent Saturday in our town
taking some Chapter degrees of Ma
sorry.
Added considerably to the conve-
nience in serving his patients for of
fee practice, has DR.. Batson, by the
enlargement of his Office building,
and cutting off a consultation room
from the main Office.
We are glad to be able to state
that Mr. ]. f. Tedder, who has been
confined to his bed for several days
suffering from broken rib, the re-
suit Of a fall from the train, is up
and about recovering slowly.
Mrs. G.. w. Faulk spent several
days in the Gulf City last week, join
ing her daughter, Mrs L. r. Prizes
ter there, and becoming acquainted
with her little grandson, Princeton
Priester, who is a recent acquisition.
At their Poverty Party and Oys-
ter Supper given Friday Eve last in
the Courthouse, The Ladies Aid
Society, counted upwards Of $40 in
receipts, which will be added to the
fund they are accommodating for build
ing the proposed Baptist Chr Oh.
The Leakesvilie Chapter, No. 130,
r. A. H., at its regular Stated Con
vocation held Saturday, JAN q, 1906,
elected the following personnel of Of
ficers for the Current year: Sam
Pool, E. H. P.;7W. R. Rush, Secrc-
tary, the minor official complement,
has escaped US at this writing.
AS blue Bells letter Of Janet
Tidings was so replete with newsy
paragraphs, we put It in despite that
she failed to furnish the editor with
her real name. However, there were
two items Of it chat we trimmed out,
for when contributions are placed in
paper without being signed by