Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-04

Edgar Coaker is boarding in town
and attending. school.
Some of the town stores have been
busy this week taking inventory
of stock.
Geo. McRae made q trip out on
the NJ. & O. leaving Saturday and
returning Monday.
Mr.. Otto lIohner has engaged with
the ]. E. Miller Store, b. made the
change on lst. day Of the year
A trioof our townsmen visited
Mobile late last week, namely DR.. NJ.
l.. Batson, S. NJ McEachern and his
son Chester.
Five days of the Holiday season
was spent by Mr. and Mrs Nat Owen
at New Albany, visiting Mr. Owen 5
parents and rel ltives.
Prof. r. l.. Sutton and family de-
parted from this part of the world
last Thursday a week ago They go
to Manchester, Tenn.
Arrived last Saturday, did w C.
ana Chat Denmark. They have just
completed work with the u. S. Snag
Boat in Pascagoula river.
Hugh Roberts, son of Mr.. Gaines
Roberts who lives near Mouth of Big
Greek, is going to school here. He
entered when it opened the second
time last fall.
Justice Fred Amsler convened a
Special Term of his Court Tuesday
to try two darkies who got into a
shooting scrape Monday night in the
Mclnnis Mill quarters.
Pulled up stakes at Jonathan and
moved to McEain, where he accepts
the postmastership, has Tyra d.
Roberts. He { has purchased the
Smith store and stock of goods there.
Rev. Perry asks us to announce
that all outstanding appointments
arc called in until Quarterly Confer
ence Saturday, when ! new schedule
will be made up and given due pub
hcity.
The holidays are over. The wan
derers who sought Christmas pleas
ures in other fields have fitted back
to town, whi& tie incomers- have re-
turned to their several schools and
places of daily toll.
Concluded to domicile in Leakes-
Vile has d. w Grouse. He begins
right by entering a paid-in advance
subscription 10 the HERALD. He in
forms US that he has leased and will
run the School Dormitory.
Amongst those who Holidayed in
LeakeSyille vicinage was Miss Nola
Churchwcll. daughter of Mr.. Sam T.
Churchwcli. She is attending the
Whitworth College at a Aberdeen, a
Methodist Institution for Females.
The First Quarterly Conference of
the Nj. E. Church will convene in
LeakesyiIle Saturday. Rev. w. NJ
Sullivan will be present and preside
Preaching on Sunday by him or one
of the other preachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Tedder i'm
medic tely after their marriage at
Burbank, Ala, few days since left for
a bridal tour which comprised Bond,
Meridian and ST. Louis in the round.
They will make their home at Bur
bank, Ala
Embedded in the Personal Colu IN
of Sundays Mobile Register we found
this paragraph: ''Messrs. S. N. Me
Eachern, NJ. L. Batson and G. C
McEachern, of LeakesvilIe, Miss,
were in the city yesterday on bust
ness and made their headquarters at
KIosky's.
Arrived last Friday with wife and
two children, did Rev. W. W. Perry,
the new Pastor of the Methodist
Church for Leakesville Charge. He
preached Sunday Morning and Even
ing. The Junior or Assistant prea-
cher, Rev A. Alums will arrive from
his home in Meridian tomorrow.
The Town Council Of the Village of
Leakesville held its fnal meeting
Tuesday. When they met in Decem-
Der they thought that vas their last
term, but they had miscalculated on
the 1st. OF January being 1st. Tues
day in the month. The new Board
cant be sworn in until the 1st. Mon
day.
Moved into the Mary X. Stephens
cottage vacated recensy by the NJ.
J.. McRae family did Mr.. H. F. Gar
retson late last week. AS is well
known Mr. Garretsou is the Railroad
Agent here and brings his family
from Escatawpa, Ala. here where
they will be with him as well as have
access to good school
The editor had the pleasure last
Saturday Of a call from Prof De
Hays Principal of McLain School.
He drove ovar 10 tho oo,,,+.,eoo+ ~,