Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-12-21
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residence is lobe Churchwell by
having erected kitchen.
Made trip to Mobile during the
week, did Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Shee-
by. accompanied by their two little
children.
Several Teachers were in town last
Friday aud Saturday attending the
Special Examination as published in
the HERALD.
We are requested to ct the
Ferry over Chickasawhay River at
mouth of Big Greek is opened up
since the Great Storm.
Came to Leakesville Tuesday to
join his wife who is on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Nc
Eachern, did Jim Lowry, of Blue
Mountain.
1t is seldom that Bud Davis gets to
town but usually when he does he
has a dollar to press into the editor
ial hand, in such an agreeable way
did he greet us Saturday.
Messrs. E. McLennan and r. G..
Raymond, agent and Secretary re
spectively for the Blodgett Co, were
in Leakesville last Saturday checking
up tex receipts for their principals.
Returned on Mondays train from
the Annual Conference, at Laurel,
Rev. d. Scarborough. He reports
it the most enthusiastic and enjoy
able since he joined some thirteen
years ago.
Gave the HERALD Office a call Tues
dy while in the county capital, did
Mr.. Nicely the Washington, g. c.,
turpentine operator and merchant.
He was accompanied by his step-fath-
en- Mr.. Summer, of Tennessee.
Finding that he viii be here next
SInd;y Dec D. Rev D. Scarbor
Ough has concluded to preach that
day and night al the NJ e. Churol,
lie leaves for his new appointment
at Faycttc, with family right alter
Christmas.
4 Gacily Party " ss-eiNCn al Mrs I
J. J McInnis's last Friday evening.
Che young people CT Leakesyille evi !
Gently tjoycd the occasion very
much FROM expressions made. Mss
lloreree Miller captured the prize
for being tho most tackiest person
present.
The fist onc OF cur tounsmen to
SILLY out on acconl5 Of 5lc Holidays, /
WAS car bright y0ung barrister, the
Hon. Il. =. Hi:.delburg, who left
Wednesday fo.' the Cd homestead up
in Jasper County at the town bear
ing his uame There he will attend I
a family reun;ou From some re
marks The young fellow lei, drop We
irfer that there are other charms
there than parental one a lovely !
Southern maiden probably.
Walls ol5sia9 thcolsi thu d.fsr
emit courses of construction in its en-
largement; the observer almost de
SPARED of the Tobe Churchwill House
ever reaching real presentable |
appearance to the eye. Had our mis-
givings worked out that way would |
never have said anything about it,
bu. as it is we caudidly confess that |
it presen IS since finished and paint |
ed, about as an agreeable effect to
ones vision as could be desired.
Quite busy are Clerk Mckay and |
Deputy A. H. Mcleod preparing the
transcript of record OF Oak Grove &
Georgetown Ry. VS.. Vinegar Bend
Lbr Co., in Chancery Court, which
gees up to the Supreme Court of
State on Appeal for dissolution OF
Injunction. It's one of the cases orig
mating from the now famous Emf
nent Domain proceedings. The com
pleted transcript or copy of record
will be q lie volrm Gus document.
A motion has been already filed in
Supreme Court in this case to rescind
the Supercedeas granted. This will
be argued and. decided soon; but the
case proper will take the regular
course after arrival of papers.
In another column will be found
the Ad OF the Hattiesburg Business
College. This is n business college
recently established by men of exper-
fence, who have been at the head of
business colleges at other places.
Fifty students enrolled the first
month and several calls to fill posi-
tions as bookkeepers and stenograph
els. Students are wanted from ev
cry section Of the country next year.
Instead of leaving Mississippi and
going else where to business college,
go to Hattiesburg Business College,
Hattiesburg, Miss, and receive as
good training as can be found any
where. 1921
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