Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-08-10

DIR. NJ. L. Batson made trip to
the Gulf City during the week.
Miss Minnie Webb took Monday S
train routed for Bay Minette, Ala.
Miss Perlena McRae visited in
WaynesborU and Mobile this week.
Louias Clark was in the burg Mon
day.
Alex Miller was on the streets of
the County scat town Monday.
John Smith was here Monday He
expect TO move to Leaksyille soon.
A Miss McViccor of Lucedale, Sis
ter of Mrs. Hendrix Byrd is visiting
at the Jesse Byrd home.
Z. NJ. BALDWIN is in the city round
ing up various Jobs in the bricklay-
ing line.
Mr.. f. Rose, lumbcrman of Mer-
rill, transacted business in Leakes-
Vile Tuesday.
Mr. Hugh McInnis is making ready
for the Court Rush at his hotel by
charging the dining room capacity.
J. c. Daughdrill, of McLain atten-
ded the monthly session of the Coun-
ty Court early this week.
Circuit Court Conyenes the 3rd..
Monday and 10th, day of August,
1896, but little over t"o weeks off.
Mr.. John Mcintosh had occasion
to visit the County seat early in the
week.
In the county Capital the first
days of the week, was I. ". Brannan
of Brushy.
Up to this burg Monday was ".
r. McLe9d, a citizen Of the Vernal
ighborhood,
J. L. Ezell, who halls from Upper
East Side river, really to be classed
in Fruitdale vicinage, was amongst
the Monday throng.
Another of the Court-Squafe
throngers Monday was D. A. Nc
I.oed, the well-known Postmaster of
Vernal. -,
On the Thoroughfarcs of the conn
ty-site town Monday till the train
left, was r. j. Briggs Jr.,- merchant
of State Line
Mrs. Sam Pool issued invitations
on the 9TH inst, to a reception, given
the Kings Daughters at her home
August 8, from to 6 p. m.
Mr.. Lum Byrd sprained one of his
knees last week. Its getting better
fast but he says it has caused him
considerable pain and> Inconvenience.
Carr and Deloach, two life insur-
ance agents of Quitman, have been
here for several days vigorously ply
ing their calling.
Mis-, Emma Green left Saturday
by train for Hattiesburg and McLain
at which towns she will make pleas
ant stay of few days with kinsmeni
Mr.. T. o. Dubose, young man
working about Lcakesvile, went up
to LAUREL late last week, paying a
visit to the home folks.
J. J. MeInnis was in Mobile Mon
day purhasing sash, doors, blinds
and other appertunant furnishing fes
the School Home.
Contributing his presence to make
larger the crowd that were at Greene
County's Capital city Monday, was
A. ]. Bradley, a substantial citizen,
of Janet.
Messrs Dan and Bingham Mcleod
shipped their saw-min to Rounsa
vile last week. They are setting il
up near that place for an extended
cut.
Miss May Dozier and her two little
nephews, Masters Rudolph and Rob
ert Korndorffer, of New Orleans are
in Leakesville, guests of DIR. anG
Mrs. Sam Pool, at House party.
T.. Evans, Mrs. Wiley Evans ac
companied by the first named little
girl went to Mobile ON Mondays traiI
TO have the little one treated b.
Specialist for Erysipelas.
e. McLennan and Tom Avera
Agent and sub Agent for the Blodget
land owners, were in Leakesvill
Monday this week comforting upol
business connected with their work
Married, at Mobile, Ala, Wednes
day July 25, 1906, Mr.. C. E. Harpe
TO Miss Annis Turner. They ar
spending the Honeymoon in that cit.
with Mr.. Harper's relatives.
Miss Jette Lowry went to Sweet
water Sunday evening to be on hans
Monday morning to begin the PIN
Level School, which she will teacl
through the incoming term.
Mr.. Webster Mcleod, highl.
respected citizen Of Vancleye, and fol
merry of Greene County in the Oh
Salem community. was about fh