Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-01
Tuesday, june IL, 1905. Special Elec-
ton Day. Don't Forget the Date

Mr.. L. N. Ball Sundayed in Bur-
bank.
Watt Westerfield left Monday for
Morton, the home of his parents.
Mr.. Bob Durham, of Rounsaville,
paid our town a visit Monday.
F. NJ. Whatlcy has sold his inter
est in the saw-mill to Dan Mcleod.
A newsy letter over the signature
of Bronco-Bill from Merrill reached
us too late for insertion in this issue.
Mr.. Blankenship, who resides just
over the Alabama line South Of Elk
sho. was in Leakesville Monday.
Willie Rounsaville came under the
observation of We scribe Tuesday,
when on his weekly round up.
Lang Mills came over to the Com
mencement last Thursday and tarried
till Friday Evenings train.
Leslie Mason, of Edith parts, was
in Leakesville both Saturday and
Monday.
Several Leakesvillians attended
the Quarterly Conference services at
Adamsville Methodist Church Sun
day.
Buried, AT Washington, Sunday
May q, 1906, two week IS old infant
of A. McSwain.
A Mrs. Smith from New Orleans,
visited the McRae families here late
last week. She is a kinswoman of
theirs.
In Leakesville during the Com
mencement, was Mr.. Thompson, a
pedagogue, claiming Blue Mountain
as his home.
Rev. A. B. Ferguson, accompanied
by wife and children left yesterday
overland for Jones County where they
go to visit kinsmen.
All the teachers took the train last
Friday to dispense to their various
homes except, Prof. Carruth, who
Iar4 +bo Yox-4 I.,y
Ben O'Daniel dispensed smiles and
witticisms to our townspcople Tues
day. Ben hibernates over near Elk
sho.
Carl Williams is a frequent visitor
TO our city He made one OF his in
cursions Tuesday in company with
Lawrence Cooley.
Mr.. 7. T. Tyre, Auditor of the A.
& NJ. Ry., was in Leakesville two
days this week checking over the of
fee sn account of the change in per
sonnet of local Agent.
Mr.. c. Mack Todd came to the Coun-
ty-seat town Monday to have his
name enrolled on the Ticket for Jus
tice of Peace for Beat 3, in the Special
Election to be held June II.
Assessor Will Thomas was about
Leakcsville in the mid-weell catching
up the assessments of those who he
missed on the regular round through
here several weeks back.
Mr.. L. G.. Peaster showed his face
in Leakesville Tuesday for the first
time in several months. His health
has held him at home of late, but he
is now heartier
Another of Greene County's young
persons to wed recently, was Miss
Elite Etheredge, daughter of Mr..
w. l.. Ethercdge, of State Line
She was married to Mr.. Jno. J. Mey
ers, Of Merrill.
Married, ON Sunday May %, 1906,
At the home of the Brides parents
at Washington, Miss Nora Hillman
to Mr. NJ. B. Carr. Miss HilIman is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. Chas. Hill
man, well-known citizen of that
community.
The constant adding of new names
and from some of the best citizen
ship that Greene County boasts,
bears testimonial more plainly to the
HERALD''s intrinsit worth as news
pu,veyor than any other attestation.
Mr. John Mcleod of Vernal, and
good man he is too, is one of the la
test to rally to our aid.
Mr.. Rich Flournoy has resigned
his position as Agent at Leakesville.
for the A. sand NJ Ry. Co., to accept
the Superintendency of the Leakes-
! vile Brick and Thing Co. Rich is a
young man Of agreeable smooth man
ners, who pays strict attention to
business. He will no doubt conduct
the affairs Of this concern satisfac-
torily
A Committee Of Ways and Means
to plan end direct Picnic for the
Children of the Vinegar Bend Bap-
fist Sunday School,. consisting Of
Mesdames Tyler Turner, A. R. Tur-
ner, I. 7. Tyre and NJ. Landlord,
exploited the sylvan hooks and gIades
Of Leakesville last Monday in search
of a suitable place for the Outing.
Rev Sims accompanied the ladies