Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-10-26
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Mrs. J. II. Turner is on the sick
list this week.
Ladies we viii print you 80 beauti-
full visiting Cards for 95c.
Travelled to the Gulf City and back
late last week, did Tyra D. Roberts
of Jonathan.
Mrs. Dan Mcleod has beer and
still is on the sick list. She has a
stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Evans are
in Lumberton, where Wiley is taking
u course on sawfiling.
Rev. J, R Taylor, ofTaylor, Miss,
a young Baptist Divine, preached at
Leakesville Sunday Night last.
Another citizen of Jonathan who
went to Mobile the last days of the
expired week, was Mr.. c. L, Kittrell
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrance Evans and
the children made trip to Lucedale
vicinage in the converging of the
weeks visiting kinspeople.
Saturday witnessed an incursion
into Leakesville from the Clarks,
Jeppsy, Lawrence, Arthur, and Lo-
Mas we're all incomers on that day.
Coming to trade.
An agreeable call at the HERALD S
Printcry was made on last press day
by Mrs. r. l.. Sutton and Miss Eu-
genie Sutton. Come again ladies,
are glad to have you e how we
produce the paper
We have very beautiful Obituary
contributed by friend in memoriam
of Miss Stella Mcleod which we were
slnguine of appearing this week, but
find haven't room for it. 1t will be
published next week,
Graham BriscOe continues to rend
or the place near old School House
which he has moved into more housey
by additional lickS with hammer and
saw, making for its ultimate com
pletion.
Cecil Mcleod, one of the Green
County boys who entered the A & M
College at Starksvilic got back to
this neighborhood last Saturday sum-
moneG to meet the remains of his
sister, Miss Stella at the grave yard.
The Methodist Protracted Meeting
at Lcakcsville has begun. Rev W.
H. Linlieid, Of Wayncsboro is on
hand and preaching with power. At
tendance good Dinner on ground
Sunday, everybody cordially invited
to attend
Deputy Shlf Dan Brcland brought
into the Jail here late last week, John
Jordan, whom we recently informed
our readers, bad been anprehendcd
at Gulfport lie being wanted in
oar county on an old Indictment for
.l;il Breaking.
Mr.. f. J. Gt>ckdrehcr left ON as
t nc; VS. train for Milwaukee, Wis
going to that place to join his wife
They own home in that city He
will remain North indefinitely. The
HERALD will carry to him news of
this bIossoming part of the Sunny
South
Jimmie A. Davis was in Leakes
vile Tuesday to procure his marriage
license. He was to have welded
Miss Matte E. Mills yesterday,
Thursday, Oct. %, 1906. Rev
Norman, of Fruitdale, was en-
gagged. to pronounce the nuptial ser
vice.
Mrs II. L. Moody was taken to Mo
bile Sunday by Dir. NJ. L. Batson. The
lea in carrying her to that city was
to get her in the Hospital where
she could receive the needed nurs-
ing etc Upon his return Dr. Bat
son gives out the information that
she is practically no better.
The Oldest Citizen of LeakesviIle
observed his Seventy Ninth Birth
day Tuesday, October %, 1906. This
is Mr. S,weyn Mcleod, who is the
Youngest and only surviving of the
Old Patriarchal Mcleod brothers,
from whom have sprung the numer-
Gus Mcleod families of our county.
At a meeting of the Leakesville
Baptist Church he'd Monday Night,
Oct. Is, after services, it was decided
to petition the Leaf River Baptist
Association for membership, and J.
e. Miller, G. B. Blalack and Graham
Briscoe, were selected as delegates
to present such petition at the Con
vention of said Association at Rocky
Greek beginning Saturday Oct. 10th.
The last sad rites over the remains
Of Miss Stella Mcleod were attended
by a large concourse of her relatives,
friends, School-mates and School
Scholars. The Services took place
Sunday Oct. y, 1906, from the home
Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. K.
Mcleod. A few of her favorite
HYMNS were touchinrly rendered by