Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-05-11

What is it that makes the path to
riches and fame. We answer conf
IDENTITY printer ink Will you try it.
r. NJ. Mckay, prominent il the
mercantile formidable of Me TT ill.
spent Monday in Leakesville. Rich
mond is as debonnair as ever.
Mr.. w. F. Green, the Lumberman
of Leaf, came in on Mondays train,
tarried few hours, and drove out
for Leaf overland.
Taat veteran of the County Law
Making, Mr.. G. P Smith of Adams
vile, was among the throng about
the Temple of Justice Monday.
Mr.. Fred Amsler went up to Jack
son this week as Representative to
the Pythoan Grand Lodge. Fred is
an ardent Knight
Mr.. Hardy Hearrin, a lumberman
of Moss Point who seems to have
some acquaintanc in Green County
timber circles, was in Leakesville
early this week.
Mr. W. c. Gressett, President of
the Music House of this name in
Mer dian, transacted business for his
firm in our town Wednesday
The Sunny South has been little
handicapped this week by some real
cool weather. Changes can come in
this sect on quick, but they go away
quicker still
The Bridge cut of this week is not
to be confused with the one of last
week. That one was of the r. r.
Bridge and this one is the County
Bridge both at Leakesville, however.
The Board Of Supervisors did not
find it necessary to devote but one
day to the labours of the May term.
They finished up and dispersed to
their various homes late Monday
Evening.
Refusing your paper at the post
Office is but simply cowardly piece
of lodging, and to refuse it when in
arrears makes double piece of small
mpanneSS.
What better way of building up
our town than TO give the homo bust
ness men Our entire and exclusive
trade. Helping each other more and
more means N IRE and more help to
the town.
The Town Council of Leakesville
met Tuesday of last week. This was
the First Tuesday in May So our
paragraph of last issue stating that
the meeting would occur Tuesday of
this week was mlSiit.
We had the pleasure of greeting
our good friend DR.. G. NJ Lackey of
McLa,n Monday. The Doctor is one
of those active spirits that is con-
stantly on the 60 but mas long since
learnt to make himself Entertaining
to his fel.owman.
That well-known and successful
young BUSINESS man of McLain cir
Giles, Mr.. Jim w. Green was amongst
the vast crowd of Monday, which Sur
ged in, out and about the Court
House. Jim joined the HERALD forces
as reader before his departure.
Prof. L. @. G. Williams and Mr..
Albert Nj. Mcleod, together went up
to Jackson last week to attend the
State Teachers Association Annual
Convention. They relate trip span
ned out with much enjoyment.
The Ice Season is on again. Faulk
Drug Co. have opened the ball by
putting in a carload this week They
will be glad to supply you in any
quantities. Apply at their Drug
Store Terms Cash.
Alb Kittrell, young man of Johna-
than parts was in town Wednesday
proving out his homestead claim.
Before leaving he forked over a dol
lar to the editor to pay for years
reading of the HERALD. They are
coming now from all points of the
compass.
The ubiquitous Ex-bobbles up with
this one to its credit"
If some of those fellows that are
continually Dragging on themselves
would use some of their extra breath
in boosting their nighborhood in
which they live, they might soon
become known far and wide as bene=
actors rather than braggarts.
Mr.. Nat Owen, Cashier Of the
Leakesville Bank is attending the
State Bankers Association Annual
Convention in Meridian this week.
Nat is close student Of banking tech
nigue and loses noopportunity to get
deeper into the maizes Of the bust
mess