Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-29

distinguished candidates Tor Cover
nor, Chas. Scott and I. u. Sisson.
All out for the Chronicle CHATEAU
qua.
w S. Beard got in Wednesday
from Moss point.
Over on Tuesday in our burg, were
Mr. and Mrs j. a. Davis, who dwell
in the cxsho neighborood.
An home conner ON the belased
train last Friday, was Dave r VIII
liams, getting in from a Moss Point
trip, with full pocket book.
Mrs Mary K Stephens got bacl,
this week early IRON Mobile Will
Earl who has been in the Hospital
several weeks, having his lee treated
for a pistol ball wound He is some
better
Dan Bal Of Betty and George vii
'iams OF Mouth Big Greek, together
made IA trip TO the Gulf Coasts towns
this week. A trip that means money
to jingle in the pocket to them. Leg
marketing.
Sam Chur;hwcll, the one that
dwels at Silver Hill and signs his
name with a capital t. 'twiXt the
Sam and Ch1rchwcil, got back from
Moss Point Thursday of last week
Log selling of course.
Fishing is coming into vogue to
the delight of the long lean lank
'skeeters which invest the swamps,
singing their doIefu, tunes, as they
sharpen their bills for presentation
to the intrepid anglers.
A wreck on the NJ. G. O. last Fri
day % miles North of Mobile caused
the NorthbOund passenger to be sew
eraI hours late getting to Vinegar
Bend, and consequently the A. 81 NJ
to be that much tardy also
The Teacher Association will hold
a Convention in Leakesville Satur-
day April 20, 1907. They are spread
ing some very juicy programs around
even now telling of the good things
to feast thc pedAgogaic mind upon
that day
Remember the Political speaking
at Lcakesville on Saturday April 20
The two distinguished orators for
Governor, Scott & Sisson will spout
fire, pathos, flowers, matter Of facts,
what nots. BE on hand and learn
the rest.
Down the latter part of last week
from Waynesbo"o, was Mr.. ]. W
Mckay, Prest. of the Leake8villc
Mercantile Go. Mr. Mckay is an us
tnte business man, and has 50 inves-
ted his money in our town rs to have
il make him money.
Mr. r. E. Sheehy made a trip over
t. Mcndenhall at the convcrgipg of
the weeks, and was so captlvated
with the town that he purchased
place and contcmplatcs moving there
shortly. He has not definitely de
cided on the latter, however
Rev. Sims, remembered OF Our peo-
Pile as a very lovable spirited Baptist
Divine of Mobile, who conducted a
protracted meeting here about a year
ago, came over on Saturdays train
ard roamcd over our town renewing
acqnaintanc He is pastor also of
the Vinegar Bend Baptist Church.
In one of the recent sqpibbs flung
into these columns announcing the
coming to speak of Scott 81 Sisson,
an error in the date appeared read
ing April II when it should have
shown Saturday April 20 We have
it running properly now, SO we trust
robody will get confused over the
date.
In the Quarterly Conference article
last week contributed by Rev. Perry
the type made US say Saturday
Apri 10, when it should have read
Tuesday April 16' We have it ap
pearing corrected this week The
compositor was not wholly to blame
for shis as the copy furnished, while
typewriter, was not fairly easily
legibIe, owing to bad print of ma
chine used. Contributors viii please
make it a point to furnish the very
plainest writtea matter they can
produce, when they wish it to go in
print.
Mr.. Chas. VanBenschoten was a
conner to LcalSesviIle Monday. He
has been passing backward and for
ward between our town and the coast
villas much frequently and perhaps
another South East Mississippi City
has been included Woodworking to
Leakesville folks IN his itinerancies,
if we are to judge by appearances, as
he was accompanied by fair lady,
whom we learn from a Perry County
PAGER shown us, linked her fortunes
with this Young MAJ on Thursday
March the II, 1907, at her home at
Hatticsburg, Miss. Her former
name was Ora Mills, she belonging
~ a road family IN that rifw Tho