Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-29

The Town Council Of Leakesville
meet Tuesday, July Bird.
Read the new adj of Timberlake
and Bullock, horscsdealers of Luce
dale
Mr. G. A. Metzger spent several
days last week in Mobile, the city of
his nativity.
President N. e, Turner came out
lover his line to Leakesville Wednes-
day on special.
Licenses for marriage issued to
colored folks during the week are
Henderson Horn to Leola Singleton
Luke Wood to Nora fairfield
A recent acquisition TO the home of
Mr., and Mrs. L. Evans, is IL boun-
cling boy who made his advent on
June 22nd.
Mr.. L. H. Bromberg of Mobile,
Counsellor for the A. & Nj. Ry. made
the trip out Wednesday with the
Road S president, Mr., Ed Turner.
A Good many people from this
vicinity went down to the Lucedale
picnic la st Saturday, 23rd. inst.
They report good time
H. ]. Bonnabel, remembered as
the contractor who graded the A. s.
NJ. Ry. from Vinegar Bend to Lcal<es
vile was here this week for first
time III about three years.
Mr. Vance Rabby, Telegraph OPP
orator, we'll. known on the Kay See,
was in Lcakesville last week, he came
TO take back his mother who has
been nursing Mrs Lizzie McKinnis
through her Illness.
We have not been posted as to the
exact outcome of the Ball Game at
the LucedaleI Picnic last Saturday
played between Leakesville School
Nine and some nine of Lucedale, any
more than Leakcsville got beat.
The Mobile Register OF Thursday,
June q has this amongst its personal
mention Mr. j.. L.. Mills and wife,
of Fruitdale, just married, are guests
of the Bienville.
Mr.. d. E. Webb, the picture man,
who has been doing business on the
Court yard in tent for several weeks
past, pulled up stakes and departed
Wednesday for Chicora
The Excursion train which the A !.
q NJ Ry, are unoificially said to be
going to run out from Leakes lie
on the Fourth, next Wednesday, will
take many of Our people for a day s
outing.
Mr. f. H. Patterson, who travels
for u birmingham bottling firm, has
been spending the week in Lcalles
vile with his brother, f. n Patter-
son, recuperating his health from
fever attack
County Supt Ed, A. G. Ferguson,
Sheriff E. w Breland and Prof. L.
T.. Sutton all three attended the Clos
ing Exercises Of the Washington
school Wednesday 30, aud each figur-
ed as speakers on the program.
Married at the residence of Rev
Y. ID. Westerlield ia Lrakesville,
Thursday June Dist, 1906, Mr., w E.
Valley lDoek) to Mrs n G. Prime
Both are residents of Grafton vicin-
age aud have grown children. Mr..
Valley is the father of Rev. Column
bus VALLEY, now OF Clara, Miss.
We CLEAN from the marriage Re
cord of Chancery Clerk Mckay that
licens was issued to Robt- l.. Mckay
of Leaf to marry Miss May Williams
of that place, and from the certificate
returned by M F. Beall, officiating
clergyman, we are safe in saying that
those two hearts now beat as one.
DR.. w. p. johnson. Dentist, of
Shubuta. who carries a standing card
in the HERALD got into town Wednes-
day and informs us that his absence
was prolonged beyond intent by sick
ness, he having been in the clutches
of chills and fever for about three
weeks. He is here to stay now for
awhile
Mrs. Daisey Mills (Nee Green,
came to Leakesville Wednesday, she
running over to see the home folks.
She as we chronicled last week, has
now become u resident of Fruitdale,
by virtue of having married one OF
the prominent business men, Lang
Mills, of that place.
T Il A
Clark, members OF the county lawma-
king Court, attended the State Super
visors Convention at Hattiesburg
last week. They failed to account to
the HERALD writer any impressions
or matters of interest that they
brought away in their minds.
Mr.. Harry Garretson, who has
been serving the NJ s. O. as local
agent at Escatawpa, Ala, for years,
and consequently is much acguaint-
ed with the folks of Leakesville who
receive shipping as that was the
point through which all our freight
came before the A. Il M. penetrated
to~our parts, took charge of the De
pot here Wednesday of last week,
and will serve the A. 81 M. as agent
here from now on.
Mr.. Al. L. Mason Qleslie) of Edith
Miss, a well known Greene County
boy, was married at Pittsboro, Miss
recently, our informant fails to state
the name Of the lady of his choice
but vouchsafes the information that
Rev. J. e. Buchanan OF Blue Noun
tain performed the ceremony. The
bridal coupal are visiting the brides
relatives at Blue Mountain, ane
Houston, and expect to arrive back
to Old Greene about 18th inst
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