Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-03-09
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Let this remind you to send or hand
tnyour RENEWAL to the HERALD.

wards of our city Monday.
One of those who thought to pre-
sent the HERALD man with 81 or
subscription was J. W. Daughdrill
Aunt Ann Breland was on hand
dispensing meals to the hungry
court throng from her open air kitch-
en as of yore.
Took nut some RATS of timber to
Moss Point and made their return
Tuesday, did Al Mcleod, Jake Green
and Carl Pool.
The Board of Supervisors had a
light session this Term They were
in session Monday and part of Tues
day.
Waldo gave the HERALD Office a
pleasant call during the week, but as
he wishes his incognito preserved
we do not mention true name.
Mr.. Kilbourn, Agent for the NJ. O..
r. r. Co., lands spent Monday at the
County transacting business
connected Herewith.
Our Jackson letter got in a little
too late for insertion this week, but
its plenty good to keep over for our
hext issue.
Leaf was another town located
within the Slice zone that spoke
save two or three exceptions unani.
mously by petition against the New
County
Mr.. end Mrs. A. A. Skinner and
Mr. w. E. Skinner, the former OF
Hollensdale, and the latter of Fox
trap, Miss, are in this vincinHge
looking after the sale of a landed es-
tate of theirs.
Several interesting communities.
tis.ns from correspondents over the
county are crowded out this week to
make room for the Circuit Court
news. Those correspondents who
fail to descry their letters in this is
sue, will please skip next week in
order to give us chance to catch up
with them.
Writes from FL Paso, Texas, does
Fletcher Rhinehart enclosing a dollar
to have the HERAI.D go to him there,
He states that bis health is improv
ing and that he. hopes some day to
get back TO the "Piney Woods in
good shape
Frank Brice was an arrival on
Monday S tram. Frank states that
the Indian Territory is alright, but
dislikcs the heavy wind storms to
which that locality Is subject. He
retakes his position with the Leakes-
vile Lumber Co., as Sawyer.
The waste basket opened its mouth
and swallowed the anonymous con.
.tribution from Betty last week. We
are tired of saying that the true
name of writer must appear along
with Non de Plume signature. Hence
forth without further parlance, all
similar communications will meet a
like fate.
Our readers will discover an Sddi-
tional professional card in this edi-
ton, that of DIR. Louis Edelman,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Special
ist of Mobile, Ala, who has rounded
out his knowledge of these diseases
by a special course of study in Euro
pean cities for the last two years.
Those of our people. who need treat
ment of this specialized kind will do
well to bear Dr. Edelman in mind.
BY referring to the 4tl1 page of
this paper, our readers will espy the
half-page ad of J. e. Miller, dealer in
merchandise, at LeakcsyilIe. Mr.
Miller uever does til ngs in small
way, and the size of his ad but cor
rectly represents the immense line Of
goods which he il handling. He has
some exceptional bargains to offer in
several special lines. Scan the space
which he ha, taken close; from time
to time he will present type talks
which will inform the peirlser of
things advantageous.
Dr. M. L. Batson informs us that
he will leave for New Orleans on or
before March 20 to attend a Poly
clinic or POSTGRADUATE Course OF
Lectures for about month, not less
than that length of time. OF course
the bic-hearted Doctor would appre-
ciate any monetary mementos bis
clientele might see fit to favor him
with, as the Lecture course is quite
expensive and viii draw heavily uIor
his cash account. DR.. Batson is q
that class of physicians who believes
in keeping up thoroughly with the
latest researches and knowledge o.
his profession, and is to be commen-
ded for this very correct trait as the
world this day and time needs the
very best and most enlightened tai,
ent in this as well as all other class
es.
Atlanta Bible Conference atlanta,
Georgia.
F;trAtb rn4,aI Session Maasrh 9Th