Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-06-21

Odp1' MuIQOCh pClLulS SpSub bu6
converging of the weeks in Leakes-
vile.
Went to Mobile in the early week,
did Y. d. Westerfeld Senior and Ju-
nior.
An Obituary of Little Fran Wei
ford reaches us too late for publica-
tion before next week.
lobe Bexley was an incursionist to
Greene county's capital Saturday last
He still resides at McLain.
Peruse the latest new, display ad
that we present i, g, E. f. Ballard
Co., Inc, E. n. Paterson, Mngr.
In our city Wednesday, was Mr.. J.
N. Ezell, who resides on the half way
ground between this place and Fruit
dale.
G. Mack Todd, the saw-mill man
came down to this place Wednesday.
He has recently moved his mil to
Silver Hill.
Amongst the other out-of- towners
who favored our burg with their pres
ence Saturday was Alb Naples, of
Mohoba.
Mrs. Geo. Oglesby and children
left yesterday for Baldwin county,
Ala, where they go to visit her
relatives for a month,
Corners to the Countryside last
Tuesday, were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Miller. They reside at what's known
as Millers Ferry, in Fork Of the riv
ers.
l.. N. Ball came over from Betty
Saturday. Bud is keeping close to
home these days, helping in his
fathers crop, since getting back from
college.
Tom Turner alighted from Tues
days train. We did not hear him say
where he had been journeying, but
know he was traveller by grip in
his hand.
Mrs. Alderman, the mother of our
townsmen, Jim and Albert, is visit
ing them for little while. Her home
is near Philadelphia in Neshobo
County.
A Miss Evans is a visitor at the
Lawrence Evans home this week
She is sister of Lawrence and halls
of course from the matern al home at
Lucedale.
Willis Cochran was on our streets
Monday. Since making Jonathan his
home Willis has been taking on more
and more flesh until now he is very
heavy fellow.
Gone to attend Circuit Court at
Scranton in his official capacity, has
B. P. Harrison, District Attorney.
This term of the court is scheduled to
last two weeks.
The McLain Rose Bud forgot to
sign her real name, so manuscript
is held out of HERALD. If you want
that question answered conform to
the rules to get into our print.
L. w. James was down to our vii
lage Tuesday. Lloyd is looking lit
tie thin, and responding to our in
quiry as to cause, answered by say
ing, 1.-The Measles has had me.
A picnic was given at Merrill last
Friday, the 18th. A few went from
up this way. We are tod that all
the candidates present were afforded
an opportunity to verbally present
their candidates. to the assembly.
MIR. John McLain, his son William,
and Prof F. c. Graham, the teacher
of the school in their community,
came down from Grafton last Satur-
day. Graham halls from Eucutta,
Wayne Co., a good educational town.
1t is pleasing 10 us to be able to
announce that Earl Mills, who has SO
long suffered with his leg from pis-
toll ball wound, is now mending in
truth. The HERALD observer saw
the young man out driving twice this
week.
Carl Williams, who has been lying
so sick in town at his brother, Bill S,
with continued fever, DIR. Batson re-
ports as we go to press, just about
clear of the fever. 1t will probably
be several days, however, he says,
before it entirely leaves him.
A very touching, a stirring sermon
was preached at the Leakes vile Meth
odist Church Sunday afternoon by the
Rev. J. Oscar Winborn. Winborn is
fluent speaker and is endowed with
a fine voice under excellent cont oil.
He dwells at Beaumont, Miss.
In our paragraph last week giving
account of the drowning OF Scott
Breland we wrote him down as being
the son of w. F. Breland when we
should have put the initials r. F.
It was Frank Breland to whom we
alluded, a son of the late Asa Bre-
land, ST., of Washington.