Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-08-17
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The Teaksville Graded High School
opens First Monday and Bird. Day of
Sept. for the Scholastic Term 1906 e
Permit us to again remind you
that Thursday August 30, 1906, is
Grand Educational Rally Day at
Leakesville, don't miss it,
We are informed that the contrac-
tor expects to complete the Leakes
. vile Graded High School Building
by next Tuesday, August 2lst.
Mrs. G. W. Faulk and son, Master
Willie, of Leakesvile, Miss, are
guests at the Windsor. Tuesdays
Mobile Register.
Our power and job presses have
arrived but it will be several days
yet before we get them set up and in
operation.
While in LeakesviIle last Saturday,
Ed f. Ball of Merrill, lost his fine
large gray mule, it dyeing.of colo.
He valued it at 5000.
Contract has been let for painting
the Leakesville School Building on
the outside and the painter is on the
spot getting ready for the daubbing.
A dwelling house is to be shortly
erected between the Hardwood Mill
and the NJ. E, Church. Some mate
rial is beiug laid down there Tor the
work.
The Peoples Drug Co., Incorpora-
ted, have improved their facilities
for catering to the thirsty throng by
having the Artesian water piped to
their Fount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Metzger went
TO Mobile Sunday, the former re-
turned Tuesday, while his wife jour
neyed on over to Point Clear to join
kinsfoks in outing.
Mr.. Robert E. s;heehy took his lit
tie daughter, Ruth, to the Oculist at
Mobile last week. They make trips
down there every few weeks.
John Luther Turner came to town
last Saturday The HERALD acknowl-
edges a call from him The kind we
especially like. One in which doliars
jingled.
Prof Hume of the State Univer-
sity at Oxford, speut last Friday in
Leakesville. He occupies the Chair
of Mathematics in that Institution of
learning,
Mr.. S. NJ. McE;chetw, whose name
is familiar as a terpentin operator
now of Bend.lle, came to Lealesvii'e
Saturday aud has remained for the
week.
Prof. Blackwell closed the Singing,
School Thursday of last wse1l6k week, Au-
gust g. The school raT1 for ten DAYS
instead of two weeks as we CHROME
ously stated 1t would. a few issues
back.
Mrs. Allen and two daughters,
Misses Nellie and Katie, left for
their home at Hattiesburg last Satur-
day, after stay of several weeks
with that hospitable family, t h e
Pools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweyn Mcleod and
daughter, Miss Pearl, are in Birm-
ingham, Ala, visiting their son and
brother, Mr.. Randall Mcleod, who
is prominentsin real estate circles in
that thriving city.
Mrs. G. w. Faulk, accompanied by
little son Willie, left Monday for an
extended trip, which will include Mo-
bile, Bay Minette, Mt. Pleasant and
possibly Montgomery, Ala, They
visit relatives in these towns.
Knowing that people are going to
take that paper that gives the news
and fearlessly comments upon it, we
are endeavoring more closely week
by week to sift for it and study the
phazes as they appear.
Incomcrs on Wednesdays train
were Mrs. w. T. Lister, her son I'll.
Clay, her niece, Miss CaIlie Gray,
and granddaughter, Ethel Deuitt
They all came from Fort Deposit,
Ala. where all but Miss Gray, were
on visit. That town is Miss Gray:
home.
The School Home has the wealth
erboarding on. the roof fast being
put on, ten men are rushing it will
mlRnb iAlu Hidiil W 10 iC1eaJ iot oSSu
pancy by the Both. of August, 4
few rooms down stairs will be fin
ished sooner on the 10Th. for thu
Snttons to move into.
Maybe we will get the Harper
Turner bridal couple rightly dispos
ed of after while. Came pretty nea
it last issue, but made slip-up OF
locating them, for we have subse
quently found out that they were il
Lealzesyille when we made the state
ment last week that they were spend
ing the Honeymoon in Mobile. The1
returned from Mobile, Monday Aug
9Th. and are now. boarding at Mr.