Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-12-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Alderman went
to the Gulf City late last week on a
shopping tour.
Spending part of the Holidays in
our city, IS Mr.. Murdoch Valley Of
Gross Roads.
Spent Xmas day with the q. W.
Faulk family, did Mr. and Mrs L. r
Priester.
Miss Ella Westcrfield entertained
friends at Fathers home Christmas
Eve (night).
Spending the Holidays with rtla-
tives at Pontotoc, is Miss Ethel Bo-
len, Music Teacher.
Holiday shoppers in Leakesville
last Friday, were Mr.. Alf Mills and
one of his daughters.
With lIatt;esburg as their obiec
tive point, Carl Pool and Curt Me
Leod left on Wednesdays train
Leakesville stores got some Yule-
shopping Friday last from Mrs. Emf
ly Breland of Rounsaville vicinity.
Shopping in Mobile last week, were
Mrs. G. w. Faux, accompanied by
son, Willie, and Grandson, Geo.
Henry.
Week before last we stated that
the Denmark family would move into
the James House last week. This
they did,
Awaiting himself of the Holiday
suspension of Millsaps College to Wis
IT the homefolks, is Tyra Roberts.
He got in late last week.
Circulating on our streets last Fri
day were E. W L. Davis sometimes
called Alphabet Ed. and Billy Neel
OF Head OF Big Greek vicinage.
Grafton was represented amongst
the Christmas shoppers in our city
last Friday. Charley West, one-leg-
gcd Charley, faunted her colors.
Left on last Friday train for the
old digeirgs near Tuscaloosa, Ala
did Charley Stone, where he viii
spend the Holidays with parents.
Tbe. NJ. L. McRae family have mo
we'd icto the neg residence, which
Mr. j. J. Mel mis- has had built on
STR ct just above the Parsonage
IL oar Item last week about Mr.
Lowery joining his wife on v.s;t here,
we linton ted to say Mark Lowrey,
bat inadvertently wlote il dom jim
Lowe.
Contemplates moving his family
to oar burg pretty sJol, does Mr.
fairy Garretson, our efficient and
obliging railroad Agent They re-
side at Escatawpa, Ala, now.
Wyatt Chuchweli is another OF the
Greene County boys who is home
from College for the holidays. He is
attending MiIIsaps and arrived in
LeakesviIle on SUI day s train.
Lawrance Ball and Cecil Mcleod,
two Greene County boys who have
been attending the A. & NJ. College,
hove in on Saturdays train to spend
the Holidays round the family board
Made o trip over on the Kay See -
Ry., last week following un several
inquiries for saw-miIls and machinery
did H. NJ Faux, Agentin this terri
tory for the De I.oach Machinery
Mfg Co.
Came over on Sunday train, Mr.
and Mrs. j, L. Mills to spend Xmas
with the i. J. Greene family. They
came from Fruitdale. Lang returned
Wednesday but his wife stays over
for a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. d. Scarborough
were At Home to the young folks
OF our city from s to 10 o'clock last
Friday Night. The young people
put this Cody couple down as de
lightful entertainers.
Will Walk, nephew of our towns
man, Mr.. Y d. Westerfield, spent a
few days this week visiting relatives
in Leakesville He halls from Union,
fast growing town on the NJ. J. &
X. Ry in Newton Co.
The McEachern q Miller black
smith shop is now in charge of Geo.
Ogelsby, who comes from Vinegar
Bend, where he has been working in
the machine shops for several years.
He moved his family into the new
McEachern house last week.
The HERALD acknowledges that it
has not CLEANED the news as close for
this week as it would have liked The
very cold weather and Holidays both
cutting into it got our observer a
little off his usual keen and close hunt
for items.
Owing to reasons explained from
the sacred desk, Rev. D. Scarborough
did not preach but one Sermon Sun
day. He had US announce for Sunday
Morning and Evening, but he subse-
quently cut out the Morning service.
Four acsessions We're made to his