Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-01-12
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Mr.. Marcus Pipkins was over yes
terday from Betty.
Hannaw, the Drug Emissary,
sought orders here yesterday.
Spent the first days of the week in
Moss Point, did G.. G. FaulS.
Mr.. w. P. Rounsaville was in the
village Tuesday.
Several phases of weather have
appeared through this week.
Marshal the Candy Quizzer, was in
the town markets Tuesday plying
order-want questions.
Mr.. G. w. Westerfeld was so
journer in our burg for few hours
one day late last week.
The Pythian Lodge had Mr.. c. L.
Stone displaying contortionistic
abilities Wednesday evening.
Hon. w. A. Christian, Turpen-
tine operator, OF Exsho, had bust
ness in this place last Saturday.
Tanking a consignment of spirits
to-day, was Mr.. Craig Chairman, the
Waynesboro turpentine inspector,
Circuit Court will: convene in
Greene County at Leakesville, the
first Monday Of March, and the 9th
day of said month.
Cards are out to-day announcing an
''At Home to friends this evening,
by the Misses Daisye and Emma
Green.
Mr. c. P. Smith, Familiarity thought
of as a dweller IN the Adamsville
settlement, marketed timber at the
Pascagoula marts last week,
Mr.. Dial Pipkins, one of the solid
denizens of the Betty neighborhood
was on purchasing tripto our town
Thursday
Mr. A. f. Smith, a Tombstone
agent, who claims Yellow Pine, Ala,
as home, was securing this vicinity
late in the week in quest of business
Made a. journey to Moss Point this
week, did Mr. $. T. Churchwell to
look after the sale of some logs at
that market.
Messrs John McLain and Alex.
Cochran of Lehi, were two citizens
from that community, who came to
the Courthouse City Monday.
An occasional visitor to this ham
let, is Mr.. Ellsworth Brewer these
days His work at logs on Big
Greek throws him nearer and hence
the incursions.
Mr.. G. A. Metzger has succeeded
Fir. J. NJ Fountain in the Fruit.and
Oyster business, which stand is kept
at the Turner building.
A frequent visitor to Leakesville
has Mr.. i. V. Rounsavilie become,
attributable probably to his manage
ment of the Leakesville Single Co.
He was over Thursday.
Please don't hesitate to acquaint
the HERALD's scribe with any cur
rent happenings or facts that are
known to you, and which perchance
might escape him.
OF the Leakesville boys who made
the down-river trip to Moss Point a
few days since, were Messrs A. NJ.
Mcleod, ]. j. Beard S. J. and Bert
Green.
Methinks that the reportorial
blinkers visioned upon the physiog-
nomy of Mr.. S. W. Ball, one of the
first citizens of Betty, last Wednes-
day 10 this good old town.
That rotund figure and beaming
countenance. which bespeaks one Mr..
Richards of Grocery fame, loomed
upon the commercial horizon of
Leakesville, Wednesday
The registered citizens of our
county will do well to bear in mind
that Pol Taxes must be paid before
February 1st, 1906, to keep the vot-
ing privilege valid.
Mr. E. Gaines Roberts, good
liver, from down near the mouth of
Big Greek bailwick, was in the city
yesterday, and did not forget to re-
member the HERALD financially.
Mr. III. A. Baria, of the turpentine
firm of Christian g. Baria, came over
last week from his home at Exsho,
bringing along his son, Emry and
two daughters for entry at the
I.eaIzesvillc High School.
alternating round the heaters to
be found in the several business
houses of Leakesville in the mid-week
was Mr.. Felix Hunt, an eccentric
but well informed character Of Betty
vieinage.
Another family that can now be
included in I,eakcsville : Census Enn-
rneration, is that Of Mr.. Lum Byrd,
who has recently ensconced his wife
and children in the residence lately
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Pat james.