Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-12-13
LOCAL

Raj James did some shopping in
this village Wednesday,
A Wednesday conner to Leakesville
was Mr.. Tom Avera of Jonathan.
Johnnie McInnis made trip to
Lucedaie Tuesday on legal business.
On last Saturday Allen and Leslie
Mason, father and son, drove up
from Lucedale.
Tom James, the Lucedale harrister,
transacted professional business in
the County Capital Wednesday.
Down to Lucedale Tuesday taking
some dispositions in a case in which
his firm is retained, was .. P. Har
rison.
Betty had a trio representation in
Leakesville Wednesday in the per-
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Ball and
L. o. Hillman.
Some deposition taking was going
ON in Leakesville Wednesday and
Thursday This IN some Circuit and
Chancery Court Cases.
Amongst the paSserS in and out OF
this town late last week, was Lyman
r. Priester of Hattiesburg. He is
still swinging real estate PROPOSE
tions.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
ciety request US to announce the
giving of a Bazaar at the Presbyte
rean Church next Wednesday, Dec.
18th, usual Evening hours.
A Tuesday visitor in Leakesville
was john c. Woodland of ball. He is
brother to our townSwoman, Mrs.
Anne Belle Naples. He gave the
HERALD Office a pleasant call
Rev. Hills, the new Methods Prot
estant Minister for this charge was
in Leakesvllle in the mid-week, and
tells us he is making the rounds of
his churches out in the county.
N. r. Keeton boarded the train
last Saturday enroute for his home
"a Coffeeville, Yalobusha County,
Miss. He is the gentleman who we
wrote of some time ago as settling O.
yer near Betty, and beginning
farm. He hasn't yet moved his fam
lily down. He will return after the
holidays.
The water main which has been
laid byJ. E. Miller out to the West
ern part of town has been iointed up
and connected with about six dwell
ings in addition to the Electric plant
and school building. Artesian water
bubbles now from hydrants in most
of the homes of our hustling city.
JOurneyerS out on Wednesday S
train were Mr. and Mrs. H. Fl. Hunt
They were bound for Quitman and
they intend to remain there. HINT
having been offered better position
there in tonsorial work than this
place affords. They havn't been here
so long, but have made quite bunch
of friends during their stay.
Greene County is losing a good
citizen, and this section d fine tur-
pentine operator this week in the
person of II. A Baria. He is pulling
up stakes from near Exsho and nix
ing to Gatewood, Baldwin County,
Ala, where he will open up SINH
lar enterprise. Its with reluctance
that we part with this corporal and
goOd-humored fellow.
Mondays train took out the two
Methodist pastors from Leakesville
W btlC AulIuUl COll-
vened at Jackson Wednesday. Name
ly Bros Perry and Albums. Mrs. AL
lums accompanied her husband. In
but few instances can it be learned
W he IN er an itinerant Methodist
preacher will be changed until his
appointment is actually read out, but
considering the policy that governs
the Church in handling her force, we
opine that both of these brethren
will be sent to new fields the en- sue
ing Conference year. They have la
boured faithfully. but their services
are employed where it best suits the
purposes of the Order under whose
marching commands they go. Agree
able to former custom, the reading of
appointments will not occur till the
last day (next Monday of the Con-
ference.