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


admonisher for the lawless. It lies
within its possibilities to stimulate
the most Indifferent, and we are try
ing to make the HERALD measure IN
to these requisites. But a parting
thought. 1t cannot be published
without cost and sent free to sub
scribers. If you are reading it with
out paying, and are full grown in
dividual not breaking breaa under
another mans roof, and able to pay
your own bills, begin at once to lend
as your cooperation by subscrip-
ton. This is meant in no jocular
spirit, but earnestly is appellant to
your true manhood.
The Artesian Well at Mr.. J. E.
Millcr's residence has been compile
ted. The flow is said to be equally
as good as the one on Court Yard.
1t is apparently the lme pure clear
water. The depth is little more
than the Court Yard Well, being
something over 800 feet while, the
other is but 485 Feet. Mr.. Miller
has had it piped into his house and
also to the two new cottages he lately
had built across the branch from
Railroad track.
4 Special to the Mobile Daily Reg
lister dated from Merrill, Miss, April
%, reads: About 10 o'clock this
morning fire was discovered IN a pile
of about 10000 feet of dried pine
lumber in the mill yard of the Mer-
rill Single and Lumber Company,
and as it was some distance from any
other lumber the one pile was all the
loss sustained which is estimated at
5000, with 10 insurance.
Married, Sunday April %, 1906,
Mr. Dietz McInnis, son of D. II. G.
McInnis, to Miss Emma Williams,
daughter of L. n. Williams. The
rites were solemnized by Rev. Y. D.
Westerfeld at the homo of brides
parents. Both of the contracting
parties are young, being just in the
adult age.
DR.. D. P. Johnson got in Tuesday,
May 1st., pursuant to his advertised
coming, and is for the present Off
ced at the Hugh McInnis Hotel He
has his full outfit of dental parapher-
MALTA along, and is ready for work.
The Doctor informs us that he will
give Leakesville the major portion
of his time, in fact make it his head
quarters.
The Leakesville Single Co., held
a meeting of its stockholders or CO.
partners Tuesday They are plann-
ing starting the mill to running
about the 10th, inst. They have sew
eral hundred pieces of Cypress on
hand. Ample for three or four
months cut
Regale your parched throat these
dry dusty days by drinking from the
variety of refreshing drinks on
draught at Faux Drug Cos Their
Soda water is sizzling and sparkling
with its delicit US delights from morn
till night
Mrs. Id Green and Miss DaiSey
took a more extensive trip last week
than we mad them down for They
went not only to the Gulf City but
on over to New Orleans, to see the
new Batson Baby. They made their
return Sunday.
The Leakesville Brick & Thing Co.,
got in eight workmen Tuesday. They
are foreigners. This class of labour
IS proving very satisfactory to the
industrial enterprises of this vicin-
| ity.
The poetic feeling is now prevelant.
Poesy confronts us on every side.
Glance over the Non De Plumes as
sumed by the correspondents. The
infectious wave has struck them.
Nature affects humanity with it's sea-
sonal changes.
Old Sol has been broiling down
with his prickly whips and fiery
darts converting frigidity into Gallo
ric. It bids fair to be a Hot, hot
Summer throughout. The opening
days strongly predicate it.
Our County Surveyor Tom Naples
hove in Monday from the Old Home
stead and expressed himself as much
| freshened up from the weeks vaca-
ton spent there.
Mr.. Will Marray is doing the Bar
Der work for the Metzger Tonsorial
par'or. He will move his family
down from State Line and enter per-
manently into the work.
/ Mrs. Johnson and Miss Willie John
son, mother and sister of Mrs. Ell. E.
McInnis, were down from Harpers-
vile last week visiting their kins-
woman.
| Leakesville has a flowing well, and
Bro Faux gives picture of it in
his wide awake paper. He's a pusher
for that town. sure. =CitrOnelle Call