Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-10-04

the J. E. Miller Store.
Graham Briscoe has engaged with
the Leakesville Mercantile Co.
Among the towncomers Tuesday
was Mrs. Joe T. Thomas of Rounsa.
vile.
Born, Friday Sept. 81, 1907, tc
Mr.. and Mrs Joe KittrelI twin girls
one of which died soon after birth.
Billy Clark and wife were included
in the Tuesday roll of shoppers who
made Leakesville merchants glad.
anguish Meadows, young man OF
Jonathan parts, came down to the
Countryside town Tuesday on home
stead business bent.
Up from his logging work in Geor-
getown, Ala. vicinage, was G. w.
Faulk at the converging of the
weeks.
The two Waynesboro capitalists,
E. F. Ballard and J. W. Mckay were
in Lealxesvllle Monday and Tuesday
looking after their holdings here.
Lonzo Denmark left Monday for
Leaf where he goes to teach the
Winter Term of school. The HERALD
follows to take him the home news.
Amongst the names of out-Of town
ers that this scribe took on Tuesday,
was that of Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie
Mills, who still dwell over on the
East Side.
The new sawyer at the Leakesville
Lbr. Co.'S, arrived Friday from Bay
Minette, Ala, bringing along his
wife and brother His name is Jesse
Vincent.
Amongst the frequenters of the in
viting retreats of our burg Tuesday,
the HERALD observer listed the names
of Len Turner the younger Len, and
daughter, Miss Alice.
Remember the stockholders meet
ing of the Leakesviile Graded High
School at School Building Satur-
day, (Tomorrow) Oct 5. 1907 at 2 p.
M. Go OF send your proxy.
Rev. VI. B. Minor, Methodist Pro
testant Pastor of this field got to
Leakesville Tuesday and will remain
over several days assisting in work
on their House now building.
An arrival on Mondays train, was
Mrs. H. M. Stone of Memphis, Tenn.
who is the mother of Mrs. DR.. E.
Faulk. She comes to visit her daugh-
ter and the G. w Faulk family.
Miss Jessie Blair is recent arri-
val in town coming to Join her moth
err, Mrs. Blair and sister, Willie. The
Blairs as previously heralded are con-
ductting the Dormitory this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Beard aand
their children drove through Leakes
vile Monday homeward bound after
an Attendance of day or two on the
Sweetwater meeting. They live on
East Side river about six miles North
of here.
A very catchy looking ad of quarter
page size beams out from our local
page this week over the name of E..
f. Ballard Co, who open their cam
paign with talk on Schloss Bros.
Clothing, a well known and popular
line. Read it for further particulars.
Prof. J. F. Miller made his arrival
Wednesday and is getting about with
customary energy rounding up the
odds and ends for the school opening
Monday. He is in good spirits and
looking forward optimistically to q
splendid years work. God grant that
it may be even so.
That rising young legal luminary
of Leakesville bearing the name o.
Heidelberg, with HI. P. for initials
absented himself from town last Sat
urday, giving our sister burg Leaf
the benefit of his presence. He was
transacting business in the Justice
Court there.
In the Mayors dan Mcleod
Court held on Sept. -, 1907, two ne
grocs namely Will Davis and George
Poe were arr Aligned; the former fol
Selling Liquor, the latter for Shoot
ing in House, and fined respectiyel.
$50 and costs and 50 and costs The,
live up in McInnis quarters this sid
of Greek.
Corners to the good old town Q
Leakesvi!le Monday, were Ed am
Clyde Thomson. Ed is prosperou
real estate man of Hattiesburg, Will
Cyde still holds the fort at the oil
home village, Leaf. Having know
these boys since our first coming t
the county, its always with pleasur
that we meet them.
There was Baptizing in Leakes
vile Tuesday Morning at the pool
Greek near Bill Williams place. Ri
himself and wife Josie we're two
the candidates. Miss Kate Churchwe
and Charley Hunt we're two other: