Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-10-25
LOCAL

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Lang Mills got back to town early
in the week.
Mr.. E. Rose, the Merrill millman,
was in our city Tuesday.
We give you nothing, but save you
something. NJ. l.. McRae & Co.
John Backstrom accompanied Mr..
Rose on the trip up here Tuesday
from Merrill.
If you are lover of style and low
prices, trade with Nj. l.. McRae &
Co.
a trip to the Gulf City was made
early in the week by DR.. and Mrs.
Sam Pool
A trip to the Gulf City was made
by Hon. j. E. Alderman late last
week.
We welcome competition because
we know we are still in the lead.
NJ. L. McRae & Co.
Hardy Smith has gone to Jackson,
Miss, to enter the DraughOn Bust
ness College.
In Leakesville this week are Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. VapBcnSchoten of
Scranton.
We have nothing to offer you,
except the best merchandise at the
lowest prices. Nj. L. McRae & Co.
Our local presentation is sinner
than usual Tor the very good reason
that things have been quieter than
common.
Read the new full length single
column ad of E. F. Ballard Co. They
have some more interesting clothes
talks to give you.
Expect nothing from those who
promise much. We promise you moth
ing but the best goods at the lowest
prices. NJ. L. McRae IL Co.
Reports to us that the enrolment
has reached one hundred and fifty
$50 does Prof ]. F. Miller, princi-
pal of the Leakesville School.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. & Mrs.
Thornwell McRae last week, were
Mr.. & Mrs. Eldredge of Enterprise.
Mrs Eldredge is a sister of Mrs. Nc
Rae.
Election Commissioners Dave West
and Alfred Smith were in town Mon
day holding that meeting of the E.
lection Board which is necessary tif-
teen days before an election to close
the ticket.
Hasn't the Honor Roll got heavy
look about it this time If number
who should think of us during the
next several weeks do so, it will keep
this up if not go higher, for many
subscriptions have expired and will
expire in that period.
An arrival on Monday was Miss
Hernia GuytOn from Ingoma, Miss,
the new Primary Teacher in the Lea
kesvlllc Graded High School. She is
the fourth member of the faculty and
her services were found necessary o
wing to the heavy attendance.
Harrison was sick in the early week
but left for duty at Waynesboro
Tuesday anyway. TheCourt is conven
ed there in special session making up
for the Summer pretermittal, and
thus economizing the saved time on
the Coast. account lack of business
While away last week Mr.. Nat O.
wen paid d visit to the parental home
at New Albany. The HERALD wends
its way up there weekly and enables
his parents to keep up with this ris
ing young financier. Mrs. Owen and
the baby accompanied him on the
return.
Amongst the permabulatOrS on our
streets Monday, was j. ]. Perry of
Jonathan parts He has recently pur-
chased grist-mill up in there and is
prepared to grind out chops, grits
and corn-b bread. This has to come in
every community, whether done at
home or abroad.
The present Bank Building is UNI
dergoing rehabilitating process
this week through directions of its
new owner, Mr.. ]. E. Alderman, who
got it in the swop we told of some
time back. A new roof and liberal
spreads of paint are the means being
used to restore it to former beauty
and utility.
A Leakesville conner last Friday
was B. 2. Mcleod of Edith. He
told us that he rode over from .Roun-
saville on the Ankle Car rather
than wait the slow motion of the
regular train. Doany of our readers
reddily recall any six mile or longer
rides on this kind of conveyance?
They are usually well remembered.
The catnloo,laS of the TaakeSVille