Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-09-13
FRIDAY. Sept. ID, 1907
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something good Tor you Jnere'
Mrs. Blair, sister to our towns
man, E. N. Paterson, is visiting him.
Mrs. Geo. A. Metzger got back
from her trip to Mendenhall yester-
day.
w. A. Mills was in our burg last
Saturday. He is still living down at
Bexley.
Tuesday Corners to Leakesville were
Charley Backstrom and Mark Green
of McLain vicinage.
Left Monday for his home in Ne
shoba County, did Albert Alderman.
He will not return.
Geo. w. Bearry was in town Sat-
urday. He is going to make Ovett, in
Jones Co., his future address.
Glimpse the Full column advertise
ment of E. f. Ballard Co., they have
an award offering of interest.
Come! let us convince you that the
best place to buy your Fall and VIM
ter goods is at NJ. L. McRae & Cos.
Justice Amsler held Court here
Saturday trying some darkies for
selling Liquor. They we're convicted.
Among the traders in the stores OF
Leakesville Tuesday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs. Rozier Davis, who live O.
yer in the Upper Big Greek settle
ment.
Making one of his frequent trips
up to LeakeSville from Scranton to
do abstracting from the records here
is Mr.. c. NJ. Van Benschoten, late
this week.
Visitors by train Monday to Lea
kesville, were Mrs. J. i. Williams
and Miss Maggie Bearry. They are
sisters and both live near Burbank
Station, Ala,
Intelligence reaches us of the birth
recently of male heir to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. J.. Mills, Jr., of Fruitdale,
Ala. Mrs. Mills is daughter of our
townsman, Mr.. F. J. Green.
AS Little Curly Head forgot to let
the editor know his indemnity, the
precious little chaps Avera letter
was dumped into the waste basket
Those of our subscribers who be-
long to the Baptist Churches in the
Leaf River Association will peruse
with interest card addressed to
them by their Jerk, Joe E. Johnson
of Richton.
A trio from Washington to the
County Capital Tuesday, were Alex
Byrd, Bob Cooley and Chas. Harvi-
son. They come as principal and wit
nesses in the proving out of Byrd's
homestead claim.
A contract for building concrete
residence has been awarded by Hugh
McInnis to Davis. Work has already
been begun on the house. 1t is loca-
ted in the field Northwesterly from
the HERALD Printery.
See the display advertisement
which is appearing in this issue by
the Bank of LeakeSville, note its ire
mendous business for country IL
nancial house. Its record is exciting
attention the State over.
Went over to Bay Minette, Ala. to
bring her mother, Mrs. Bearry home,
did Mrs. Y. d. Westerfield. Mrs.
Bearry has been over there for sew
eral weeks under the treatment OF
the noted specialist, DIR. Campbell.
Please cudgel your thinking capt O
remember that the HERALD has been
requested by Bro. Perry to announce
the moving forward of the Revival
Meeting of the M. E. S. Church at
Leakesville till the End Sunday In
October.
An arrival on Mondays train, was
Miss Susie Ball from Venice, Utah,
where she has been for over year
with relatives. She comes to join the
home circle at Betty again. Is a
daughter of Mr.. Rufe Ball of that
community.
We got slightly off in giving the
Christian appellation to name of the
Baptist Minister who did the preach
ing in the meeting held in Leakes-
vile last week. His initials are A. T
and we wrote him down as Gabriel
we were misinformed A. T. Sims.
Over on that part of our front
page where the J. E. Miller concern
present their chats. is presented nov
a little chin music about Clothing
that should appeal strongly to lovers
of good dress. The editor, despite
pinching finances, could not resist al
investment in one of these nobb,
suits. See from cuts in ad the stylisl
mould of the garments. They say pr
ces are right. and want to show yol
over the line.
A Fortunate Texan.
M, W Goodloe IF 207 st. T,oui