Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-04-19
Dan Ball came to town Tuesday.

Jim Box and spouse were en- vile
Monday.
Ben O'Daniel came over to our
burg last Saturday.
A shopper in our village Tuesday,
was Mr.. Pres Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Anding are at
Summit visiting kinfolks there.
Kim Daughdrille and Pete Farley
were at the County-Seat Monday.
Irwin Byrd was over from the Jan
ct neighborhood Thursday of last
week.
Driving over the boulevards of
Leakesville Monday, was Gaines Rob-
erts
Mrs. c. C. Burch of State Line,
visited In Leakesville this and last
week
A trio of returnerS from the Point
Wednesday, were Billie Neel, S. T.
aud Gabe Churchwell.
Drummers have been thick enough
in Leakesville several days this week
to almost stir with a stick.
DR. D. NJ McRae died at his home
at Waynesboro last week. he WIS
brother of our townsman, NJ. L. Me
Rae.
We learn that the wife of Mr.. Jon
athau Kittrell, Mary Avera- Kittrell,
died last Sunday This is the extent
of the information.
Il. L. Moody spent little while in
town one evening last week. In the
language of the Dixie song, Harry
grows Fat and Fatter."
Dist. Atty, Harrison got in from
Bay St. Louis late last week and has
been making his presence felt by his
USUAL SOCddi utpOI llletlt-
G. O. Gilbert hove in town Tue
Nday. He is from Wayne County. and
Twill be remembered as former en-
pIoyee of the Leakesville Mercantile
/Ce
\ Wednesday conner to our city was
L. y. Beard. He is the son of Pres,
who lives over near Alabama line,
aud a brother of our townsman,
Dock Beard
Mr.. A. j. Pool and son Joe, Of Hat
tiesburg, brother and nephew of our
genial Or. Pool, spent few days in
tais town last week, visiting their
kinSman.
Came up Monday from Merrill TO
do some work on the Phones here,
did Mr.. Jim Beard, but got sick, and
had to return home Thursday. He
was accompanied by one of his daugh
tiers.
Shift Breland hove into town Mon
day after an alb. ence of several days.
He reports attending on the wind-up,
Family Reunion at the Rev p. G..
Hillman Sr's., given in honor of the
aged gentleman S Birthday, but what
one, he did not learn.
The J. E. Miller two-story store
Building is rapidly nearing compile.
ton. Standing on one of the very
choicest corners of our city. and well
fitted up as it will be including a
glass front, it will present very nice
appearance, about the best in town.
The ad-writer for Bank of McLain
is clearing his thaoat and looking
at you hard with some talk from their
corner of the paper this week. The
growth of this Bank, which is but
yet in its swadaling clothes, has been
quite remarkable, notice the figures
They will be closed Friday 26, it be-
ing State Holiday.
Lawrence Evans got back early
this week. He stayed in the Hospital
only two weeks from the day of OPP
Grafton for Appendicitis. He recounts
his experience as anything but pleas
ant, but is glad that his troublesome
Appendix has been removed by the
Surgeon S knife. He is not altogether
well yet, but is doing very nicely, be-
ing able to be about.
Fletcher Williams happened to
very painful and had he not gotten
surgical attention speedily, what
might have proven fatal accident
Wednesday. While driving a. wedge
into tree, the ak slipped from its
handle and plowed into the meaty
part of his left arm below the elbow
cutting deep slanting cash which
bled copiously till he got here to DIR.
Batson and had it dressed.
After having been with this paper
over a year in the mechanical depart
ment, Mr.. & Mrs. ]. J. Chambers
severed connections, they going back
TO their home at Iuka. We disliked to
have them go, as they have rendered
splendid service but they desired to
stop work on account of declining
health.