Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-10-11

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the Coast.
OF the number of folks who came
to town Saturday, Lawrence Clark
counted for one.
The w. r. Murray family have
moved across the liver into the Har-
ry Moody house.
Blew into town Wednesday for a
few hours did f. M. Baldwin, the re-
doubtable Dad.
Two other Vernalites to show them
selves in our City Monday, were Bill
lie Eubanks and Dan Mcleod
: Wednesday visitor to LeakeS-
vile was L. r. Priester. He and his
madam are making Hattiesburg their
home
The change in his ad scheduled by
:. E. Miller in his local reader last
week for this issue is postponed till
next week
Miss Minnie Mcleod, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. p A Mcleod of
Vernal, is attending the Meridian
Female College.
A letter of worth by a prominent
citizen or now pertinent topic has
to carry over to our next. Watch for
and read it
Dave West and Alfred Smith,
County Election Commissioners,
were to town Monday and Tuesday
on official business.
The County Lawmakers we're busy
at the Court House Monday and Tu-
esday rounding up the monthly ac-
emulation of business.
A trip to Moss Point was recently
made by Mrs. Jno. j. McInnis to Wis
it her relatives. Johnnie met her in
Mobile on the return.
ADvENTED, into the family of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Hohner, Monday De-
tober Z, 1907, boy. The HERALD of
fers the congratulatory hand.
A caller Tuesday at the HERALD
printery to see our job press turning
out printing was Mr.. John Landlord
and two little sons of Avera.
Mr.. K. McLennan, the courteous
representative of the Blodgetts came
to town Wednesday to see about is
sueing of tax receipts to his princi-
pals.
W e are reliably informed that
Sweetwater Baptist Church has call
ed the Rev. r. W. Brooks of Hatties-
burg pastor for the ensueing
pastoral year.
A frequenter of Leakesville these
days is Solomon Ball. He says he will
probably have to move from Betty O.
yer here, to keep from being on the
road all the time.
Take notice of the ad of Grouse
Brothers, contractors and builders.
They build houses complete, both as
to painting and paper-hanging, and
do quick and nice work
The two McRae families have been
playing the host this week to Mes
DANES D. NJ. McRae of Waynesboro,
and Leila Smith of Mobile, both rel
atives of the two families.
Sold out his home in Leakesville to
Billy Coaker, and moving back to the
old place OF Upper East Side, has W.
r. Rush. They have interests over
there that require their presence.
Two of the teachers in the faculty
Of the Leakesville Graded High
School t 0 arrive Thursday o f last
week, were Misses Bert Thompson
and Jette T.owrey of Blue Mountain.
ARRIVED, to Mr. and Mrs. L. |.
Howell of Hillman, boy ou Friday
Oct 4, 1907. We would like to enlist
that boys parents as a HERALD rea-
der, to assist in his correct bringing
up.
An officer hove in Tuesday from
Merrill bringing along for delivery
to the county Convict Contractors,
one Peter lockwood, Col, who has
to work out fine of $50 and sent
ence of 30 days for G. w. C.
The eldest son of DIR. r. n. Cole
man, Edgar, a young man, has been
lying critical i'll at the family home
in McLain for the last ten days, but
we learn, that he IS now convalesc-
ing. Pneumonia was the trouble.
Unless our optics fooled us Satur-
day, we glimpsed the friendly face OF
Hon Dave C. Eubanks, Supervisor
Nominee Elect of Beat 4. He was ac-
companied by young son OF his
who seems to be just striking the
teen age line.
DECEASED, Friday Oct. 5, 1907, lit
tie three year old Lillian, the young
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. f.
Amsler a granddaughter of Hon.
Dan Mcleod, Representative. Mea-
sizes with heart complications cause
of her taking of. The funeral was held
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