Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-09-27

visitors to the County Capital We'd
neSday.
Simon Isaacson was in evidence
hereabouts Wednesday. Lucedale is
his home.
Born, Sunday Sept, Is 1907 to Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. D. Turner of Sweet
water Vicinage, boy.
BIRTHED, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Mcdonald of near Adamsville, Miss,
on Saturday, Sept. 21, 1907, girl.
Making purchases in our city on
Wednesday, was that good couple of
Exsho, Ala. vicinity Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Chas Wexford.
Mr.. S. r. Mckay has moved into
his new residence on Church Street.
Osma Baird has rented and entered
McKay's old place.
An article that we are sure will
prove interesting reading from the
pen of our old friend, j. j. Chambers
will be published in our next.
A trip to the Southern end of the
county was made by Shift Breland the
first of the week. Lucedale was the
special town of his visitation.
DIR. Batson and family of Leakes-
vile, came in Sunday evening for
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
Mills, Fruitdale Gala. Herald.
For the ad of J. E. Miller in this
issue direct your peppers over to our
fourth page He has a beautiful new
ad there and the store news it tells
will interest.
The editor begs to assure Old Mig
that he does not get mad about his
collecting and RENTING us dollars
Never in the world will that provoke
us. Keep it up Mig.
ADvENTED, into the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Scroggins, on Fri
day the Goth day of Sept. 1907,
boy. They live on the Billy Clark
place about three miles from town.
Newton James, the eldest son of
Phil James, begun working with the
Mo,,oontilo 10 Wa
unadvised as TO the length of his
engagement. He is just entering in
to his teens.
Osma Baird S father was down in
the mid-week from his home at
Houston. He came to visit Osma
and his bride and to take back a
thirteen-yea old son who left with
out the parental permit.
The HERALD wishes to request its
correspondents and advertisers to
get their copy in not later than We'd
nesday at Noon, as that is about as
late as we can we'll handle it and go
to press on time Thursday Evening
We just learned this week that
Bingham Mcleod is in Mobile there
on account of placing his wife in the
Infirmary He has taken a job as mo
torman with one of the electric car
lines of that city during his stay, to
meet expenses.
Sam W. Ball has moved into his
brand spanking new and beautiful
home in our town located out beyond
the Westerfeld place. We extend
the welcoming hand to this family.
They come on account of school and
doctor facilities.
The Thomas old home is now occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Blalack.
The demand for houses here can't
near be met There are good invest
ments in our city to buy lots and
build houses for rent. Prices good
anu u6HlduU ulCedSIuS.
Wyatt Churchwell left Monday for
Millsapps College, Jack son Miss. This
is WAITS Second year. He is very
bright and studious young man and
will make mark in this world some
day. The HERALD follows him to tell
abollt the home doinoS
Drivers over to this strand of Old
Chickasawhay Tuesday were Mrs. S.
G. Gibson and son. They hail from
Mohoba. Mrs. Gibson is daughter
of the late Tom J. Deuitt We ac-
knowledge receipt of a call, one in
which money jingled over our coun-
ter and new name was written on
our subscription books. The editorial
glad hand is ever ready to extend to
such callers.
Came up last Friday for the Picnic
and remained over till Monday, did
Mrs. Ann Breland of Merrill, the
aged mother of our townswomcn,
Mesdames Hugh and Lizzie McInnis.
The old lady is getting quite feeble.
these days, but from her appearance
would Judge that her general health
is little better than common.
Down to Leakesville on Monday
was J. e. Clark Mr.. Jeppsy has
figured some on moving to our town
but HIS not yet come to decisive
conclusion about it, He paid the
HERALD Office a pleasant CALL We