Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-09-20
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A contingency of Betty folks to
town Tuesday, were Dan and Bud
Ball and P. M. Spears.
Drove over from Washington to
our village Tuesday, J. ]. Bexley,
who is currently known as Tobias.
Among those who iourneyed up to
the Countryside town last week, was
Capt. Murdoch MclnnIs of Merrill.
Down to our city Wednesday, was
Jim Davis and his pater, E. w. L..
Davis. They reside near Jonathan.
Been visiting his Uncle, j. S.
Lackey, in our town, has Joe Lackey
a young man of Stockton, Ala. He is
still here.
Shoppers in our town stores Wed
nesday were Messrs ]. Andrew and
Melton Smith, father and son of JON
athan vicinage.
The HERALD observer caught a
pleasant look from off the face OF Co
ley Dunnam, Monday as he passed a
long our Streets Coley lives at Jona-
than.
If this paper appeals to you as
clean, homely sheet, bespeak for 1t
a good word to your neighbor who is
not a subscriber. We will appreciate
your thoughtful kindness.
One of the boys of this community
to leave Monday for College, was &C.
Gil Mcleod, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
K. Mcleod, who goes to the a. q NJ.
at Starksville for another term.
The management of the HERALD
are endeavoring to make it a real
valuable and desirable factor in the
home as an educator. viii you aid
onr efforts by subscription or pass
ing along good word for it.
The two new cottages of Harrison
are gong up fast. These as we have
informed before, are located in Pool
addition Just off from the A. q M.
right away opposite Westerly OF
Pools residence. Both have renters
already.
BY putting in a good word for the
HERALD when you can, you are put
ting in a good word for your section,
for in building it up, you aid in bull
ding up contributing force in sea-
son and out to the development of
this territory.
Chirrupeth the Fruitdale Herald;
'Mr. and Mrs. Lang Mills, Jr., are
entertaining a young son who took
up his abode with them Thursday,
September 5thand is making himself
very much at home. He will probably
be called Lang the third.
The Grouse family Thursday of last
week moved into the new twostOry
house recently built by the Grouse
brothers for r. O. McInnis. Henry
and Webb did good and quick job
on that building. 1t looms up beauti-
fully out there in the field.
Examine "The Church Calendar
to acquaint yourself with some cor
rections and addentum made in it
lately. Better destroy the old clipping
and take out a corrected one, if you
have been that thoughtful as to have
followed our suggestion to paste
up in the home.
Out travellers on Mondays train,
were Carl Pool and Curt Mcleod,
two of our young men, who go away
from home during the Scholastic sea-
son. They were routed for Port Glib
son where they will enter the Cham
berlain- Hunt Academy, a Presbyte-
rean High School.
We are told that Mrs. Blair, the
visiting sister of our merchant towns
man E. n. Paterson, has concluded
to stay in Leakesville and run the
Dormitory during the School season
soon to open. Arrangements will
thus be made to care for the board
ing students.
Will somebody that can, tell us if
there be any swim holes or gopher
holes out at Hillman in which the
mill Boy can be alternating? Or
has the news fountain dried up out
there? Surely his is not case like
Southern Boys" Died (?). If so we
want TO know it so as to use the
crepe.
Among the Monday Corners to the
County Capital was Geo. Ell. Cowart
from Forks of the Rivers. George
was over at the Circuit Court the
other day at New Augusta, Perry
Co., as a witness in the Jerome Tay
lor change venue murder Case wher
called, and heard passed the order
for bond forfeiture and arrest o
defendant and absenting witnesses.
Dist. Attorney Harrison ran up tC
our town late last week, relieved
from his duties on Circuit Court al
Gulfport for day or two by lines:
of Judge Hardy. Harrison HE'D bacl
Sunday. He tells as that the Cour-
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