Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-10-19
October 19 1906
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t0Wn Monday
Johnnie McInnis made e business
journey to Mobile this week.
Mr.. Boss Byrd OF Vancleave was
en- vile in the mid week
DR.. and Mrs, Sam Pool made trip
to the Cult City late last week
Mrs r. IL. NJ. Watson is spending
the week with parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Byrd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrix Byrd paid a
.isit to the Jesse Byrd family this
week.
Mesdames J, II. Turner and c. E.
Harper together visited Mobile last
week.
d. w. Grouse is busy these days
applying paint to divers houses in
our city.
Chester McEachern and Charley
Stone made trip to Bendale during
the week.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Shafer, First Street, Oct 10, son.
-Citronelle Call.
A. D. Galloway, Deputy State
Revenue Agent of Jackson, was in
Leakesville Monday.
In our village Saturday was Ben
.O'Danicl. He still drives the big
mule and lives near ExshO.
The Peoples Drug Co are trying
the virtue of paint for adding to the
attractiveness of the Drug Store
Webb Turner is in LeakesYille He
lives at EScatawpa, Ala. Is brother
of our wcll-known citizen Dean Turn
er.
Little Lowrey Breland, son of our
Sheriff has relapsed with Typhoid
fever, but his temperature is not run
Mug high.
W. E. Beary spent part OF the
week in L9akeSviIle His wife is Wis
iting parents in lower part of the
County.
Charley White the Colored Goblet.
and Barber of LeakesvilIe, has been
dangerously i'll with fever for good
many days.
Left Wedre ;day for Gulfport to at
tend to some Chahcery Court bust
ness there did B. p Harrison. He
returns late in the week
Mr.. f. ". Shafer came over from
Chronicle Saturday to look over the
Hardwood mill since the storm. He
found the damage small.
We are informed that the Vinegar
Bend Mills, waich burned six months
ago, and have just been completely
rebuilt, began operation Monday.
Nj. T. 7. Tyree, Auditor for the
A & NJ. Co, spent the hours eiaps-
ing between trains, in our city Mon
day. We acknowledge a pleasant
call from him.
The Baptist Protracted Meeting
heralded heretofore III these columns
began last Saturday Evening and ran
through till Monday Evening. Rev.
G.. w. Rainier did all the preaching.
Mr.. S. A Carr, the Life Insurance
Agent, who made several trips to
Leakesville recently has lost his wife.
They live at Quitman. She died at
her home there on Oct. 9Th.
Observe the adj OF HI. NJ Faux,
who is General Agent for the Cliff
Williams portable Saw Mills. He will
go anywhere i'll this territory after
orders, or to follow up inquiries.
Mr.. Mart Landlord, a stakeholder
in the A. & N. Ry. Co., is frequent
conner to Leakesville these days on
the Roads business. He seems to
sustain the position Of Supervisor for
that Company.
Our esteemed citizen Nj. L. McRae
is in wretched poor health. Often
he has TO be set up with at night
At intervals lasting a few days he
will get better and then follows az
other spell of lndisposition. We trust
he VIII recover his former good
health soon.
Gone to spend ten days at Van
cleave with relatives, have Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Castleberry They left
early in the week driving through
Immediately after their return they
will decide whether they will con-
tinue living in Leakesville or move
to other parts.
Leakesville's Big advertiser, J. E.
Miller, puts new talk for our readers
in his large space engagement this
week The topics this time is cloth
ing. Ostensible he seems to have
something in this line worth the con-
sideration of buyers. He will appre-
ciate call whether you purchase or
not.
The Turner Store Building which
is occupied by N Z. McRae Co., has
been undergoing much needed front