Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-15


convenes at Leakesville next Mords Y
Feby. 18th, 1907.
Mr. Lige Rose was in Leakesville
Monday.
G. G. Faux came up from Gulrport
yesterday
A Mobile Carnival visitor Monday,
was Mr. Albert Alderman.
Born, Tuesday, Feby., y. 1867, to
Mr. and Mrs. Sap Williams, girl.
Mrs. Jones Of Waynesboro, is visi-
ting her daughter, Mrs. Otto Horn
err
Mrs G. w. Faux and son, Willie,
attended 8Iardi Gras in Mobile this
week.
jake Green is working with the
Leakesville Mercantile Co., for Il
short while
Our townsman, MIR. J. E. Alder
man looked after business matters
in Mobile late last week.
A Baby arrived at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Clark Wednesday,
Feby Is. A male child
The reader that docs not observe
shat we are running the Tax Land
Sale, is not even casual glancer
Out last and part of this week,
were Shift. E. w Breland and Depu-
ty Dan Breland summoning the Ju-
rors.
DR. Batson informs MS that Mrs
Jonathan Kittrell is very near recov-
cred from the recent stroke of paral-
ysis.
Mrs. Nat Owen got in Sunday from
Hattiesburg, from visit of several
days to her brother, DR. Crawford of
that city.
The editor will be busy next week
getting the Court news, but not too
busy to stop anywhere and anytime
to take money on subscriptions.
The little two year old daughter of
Nr and Mrs. Henry Grouse fell dom
stairs few days ago and hurt one of
her hips badly, she will recover with
no stiff joints however.
Circuit Court will afford much in
tellectual Entertaining next week but
not of the order that Bob Smith, HUI
morist Lecturer will turn off at the
School House Tuesday Admission Ice
and 25c.
tn a letter to the editor dated Feb
6, Mr.. b. W. Mcleod of Merrill, who
is candidate for County Treasurer
has this to say: Please accept my
thanks for your nice comment, in ref
erence to me, in the last issue of your
paper.
w. E. Thomas of Lucedale is the
second man to take adsantage of the
Four Years for 50 Paid in Advance
Rate. His name appears liquidated
for. on subscription to July %. 1910.
Bully for Will. Rush up next fellow.
Our pen is handy, ink bowl full, but
pocket long aud lean.
The removal of J. E. Mller's store
house on the corner facing Court
Square coming up from Depot, gives
that spot a vacant look. He is to have
40 story fr1ta.t '3
longer thai.
The pillars have atrs4ltiy 3. ca put
down for it.
Our MeLain Correspondent tells
US again this week, that be is still
too unwell to prepare his customary
letter. AS next week is Circuit Court
week and the paper vii be full of its
proceedings, our readers need not eX-
pect to see friend Dawson budget
till the following week
Earl Mills is still in the Hospital
at Mobile. where be was carried by
his mother, Mrs. Stephens and DR..
Pool about two weeks ago to have a
pistol bullet cut out of his leg, which
he saotAinto it by accident a few
months back. The surgeons were
successful in their probe for the lump
of lead.
A Committee from the Ladies Aid
Society waited on us Thursday and
made the request that we announce
the Ladies will serve refreshments
at the Entertainment at the School
Building in Lealzesville next Friday
Night, Feby. p. Washington's Birth
day, and that the proceeds will 60 to
furnish the New Presbyterian Church
soon tobe built.
Prof. L. @. C. Williams now Of
Union, Miss, furnishes us in a let
ter to the office, this information.
that will probably intererest the
town where he taught last year" We
are all enjoying splendid health.
School is good Our enrolment has
reached 200 This is my last year OF
teaching; I suppose ] will be connect
ed with my Brother in business here
after School closes. Kindest regards
to my friends.