Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-12-14

Breland.
Doing some work upon the Phone
system, is j. w Beard in Leakesville
This week.
laid a visit to his relatives in vile
did Capt J. F. Mclean of Adams
vile early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Patterson
made a trip to the Gulf City this
week returning Tuesday.
DR.. NJ. l. Batson was registered
ut one of the hostelres of Mobile last
Sunday, SO relateth the Register
Guy Ellington has returned from
the A. 4 NJ. College at Starks yille.
he says he Don't like it there.
In the County-Seat town Tuesday
was Sam w. Avera. He lives at the
village about here bearing his name.
Wiley Evans and wife were incom-
ers on Tuesdays train, back from a
short trip off somewhere down the
line
The Municipal Election of IIeakes-
vile was pulled OF Tuesday Voting
was slim, the slated ticket being
elected
Came to our burg early this week
to purchase marriage license for
his brother John 7. Cannon, did C.
V. Cannon of the Goose Pond neigh
borhood.
Passed through LeakeSville Wednes-
day enroute for Vernal, where they
were on visit to relatives, did Mr.
and Mrs. Roberts and two little chill
dren of Grafton.
Spent the hours Intervening be-
tween trains in our city Monday, did
JEFF Brown, he is merchandising at
Escatawpa, Ala, and acquainted
some hereabouts.
Rev D. Scarborough left Tuesday
for Laurel, where he goes to attend
the Annual Conference of his Church
which convened Wednesday, and con-
tinues in session throughout the
werk
Another heir has made his appear
ance in the j. e. Miller family. This
small Miller arrived Monday, Dec. 10
19D6. His boyish walls and wilcs
will enliven that household hence
forth.
Left on Wednesday train for No
Eitr, did Hon. b. Z. Harrison. 1t
keeps the HERALD man at his wit S
end almost to keep tab upon this fell
low who moves around repeatedly and
on short notice.
Prof. T. W Irby who is teaching
The Young Idea to Shoot" at State
Line was in LcakesEille Saturday
seeing after matters connective with
his School, he promises to see that
The HERALD is furnished with news
rom his town hereafter He came
from Quitman to that town and
practices law as well as the profess
sion of pcdagogucry.
Miss Eugenia Sutton departed on
Sunday train. Iron City, Tenn,
her old home town, was the objective
point. She will visit amongst friends
and old schoolmates there till after
the Holidays when she will leave for
Lafayette, Tenn, where she has ac-
cepted position as First Assistant
Teacher in Lafayette College.
Came to this market Saturday, did
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. West on q Christ
mas shopping tour. They were ac-
companied by their little daughter,
Miss Yvettie, who is not so little
either as she weighs 118 pounds
though she has only counted off ten
birthdays. Mss Yvettie is about as
healthier specimen of poisoning girl
hood as we have lately seen.
The HERALD observer was little
puzzled Monday morning about IL o.
clock to account for sudden rush of
folks into the Court House corridor.
The explanation was sooE forthcom-
ing. 1t transpired that they were
assembling to be spectators to a mar
rage which was performed there and
then by Rev. A. G. Ferguson, Miss
Lola Naples and Mr.. w. A. Blown
being the contracting parties.
In the Municipal Election of the
Village of Leakesville held Tuesday,
there were II votes cast out of a
registration of 43. The returns of
this election have been forwarded to
the Secretary of State. As soon as
tho commissions of the electorate
are issued and their bonds made
and fled, the new administration will
be ready to qualify, which properly
should take place on the First Mon
day in January 1907
A few more vacancies in class of
Vicksburg Sanitarium T-aining
School for Nurses. Young women
wishing TO become trained nurses,