Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-05-04

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5-27.
The Board of Supervisors meet
Monday.
The Town Council of Leakesville
hold their regular monthly session
Tuesday.
B. p. Harrison rolled in Tuesday
from the Coast. Harrison S on the
go now continually.
Mr.. Wyatt Churchwell has taken a
position in the j. E. Miller store as
clerk.
We welcome Mr.. c. L. Avera of
the town that bears his name, to our
large circle of perusers.
We tender our thanks to big
brusque MI H. A. Baria for a re-
newal Saturday last. Whose next?
The circle of HERALD readers is
constantly widening. Another en-
tree into the fold is Mr. E. N. Pat
erson.
Rounsaville folks in town Tuesday
were Lee, Eugene and Willie ROM
saville, Tom Holland Bish Mizell and
T. J. Beard.
Harrison sailed out again Wcdnes
day. Routed this time for Waynes
boro, where he goes to look after his
political Interests.
Thanks to Mrs Edna Turner for
renewal to the HERALD, She had
her paper changed to Jonathan, that
Office being nearer for her.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Batson, Alba
and the Batson baby son, and Miss
Emma Green, were returning pas
sengers on Wednesday train.
"A Penny Saved is a Penny Earn
ed Let us assist you in earning
competence by attending to your
savings Call and open a bank ac
count with us. Bank Of Leakesville
Mr. Albert Harrison was in town
last Friday. He removed for the
HERALD before leaving. Albert is
not as frequent visitor to Leallcs
vile now as OF the yore days.
Owing to good reasons with which
we have not been made familiar,
Revs, Sims and Briscoe failed to fill
the date for services at the Leakes-
vile NJ. E. Church published for
Sunday last.
Intelligence reaches us of the death
at Vinegar Bend. Ala, on Sunday
AgriI 90, 1906, of Mr. Noel Turner,
the aged father of the Turner Broth
ers, who have been in the milling
business at that place for about
twenty years.
Our article in last issue regarding
Mr.. r. L. McLendon failed TO add
that he was q lawyer as well as land
man. Also that he has lately drop
ped down from Hattiesburg to Luce
dale for a location. He has joined
our rapidly expanding coterie OF our
readers.
Editor Faux, of the GREENE CoUN-
TY HERALD, knocked the town
knocker" in correct style, last week,
as follows: Keep your eye on the
fellow that knocks your town. When
he gets a sly chance, he may knock
you; so don't be 700 quick 10 grant
him hearing in his TRADES. Luce
dale Plaindealer.
Should, peradventure, this copy OF
the HERALD fall into Che hands of
any in search of new location. a
place where church, school and social
advantages are given emphasis, a
place where you can live out your
allotted days without fear of pesti-
lence or famine, we would say, like
one of old, Come Thou with us and
we will do thee good, without en-
phasis on the DO"
There was block of our space va
Gated last week. Orders for compile
ments covering this involvement
were booked before the other was
definite left open. As quick as copy
and cuts can be rushed to us, several
new advertisements will begin sta
ing our readers in the face out Of
this portion of the paper. Watch
for them.
The pictures which are appearing
in the HERALD from week to week,
are engravures made from photos
furnished by Mr.. T. L. Naples, o.
Lealxesville, Miss, who is now fixed
up for doing this class of work. a
mounted card board photo of any Of
the SCI les can be had of him by send
ing to his address 20c He viii
promptly forward them to you post
paid for this price. We make this
mention he1a ras1a Al. Mar1Ies L rroia .