Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18
FRIDAY. January 18, 1901

to the Gulf City during the week
Eugene and Willie Rounsav lie had
business with Chancery Court Tues
day
Lonias Clark alighted from Tues
days train, returner from Moss
Point.
An attendant on Cbancery Court
Tuesday was Lang Mills Jr. OF Fruit
dale, Ala.
Webb Denmark travelled out for
Richton Monday via Merrill. The
HERALD follows him.
Last week was spent by Rich
Flournoy at Macon, his old home
town, with parents.
The attendance upon Chancery
Court was slim as usual. Less than
that of the last convened term.
The Groom Brothers, Joe ard jim,
Lucedale capitalists, were in Leakes-
vile Tuesday and Wednesday.
Passed through our City yesterday
on his return home from a river trip
to Moss Point, did Lawrance Clark
Henry Grouse and family have
moved to Leakesviile where they will
reside for awhile. Fruitdale Herald
Owing to our being cramped for
time. we are obliged to carry over
some interesting reading matter till
another week.
Callers at our Office on Tuesday to
see our new presses operate, were
Mrs. Gilbert Mizell and daughter of
Upper East Side river.
Lonnie Spears and Louiey Ball,
two downy Tipped young men from
Betty, were drawing breath in the
County Capital air Tuesday.
Like a stiff March breeze, f. Nj.
Baldwin blew into Leakesville Mon
day, brushing compliments and
greetings out of old friends.
A couple of North Greene county
folks in the capital city Tuesday,
were E. E. Roberts of Grafton and
Ike Smith Of Henderson vicinage
AGas--@Ws~E.-Be aFy- has come from
Roundtop, Ala. to join her husband
here. They have begun housekeep-
ing in the Baldwin Miller cottage.
Tally of Hattiesburug and Woods of
Scranton, were law practitioners
who came from a distance to the
CLancery Court Monday
An arrival last Friday, was Rev
r. A. Albums of Meridian, who comes
to Leakesvlle to serve his first year
in the ministry He is with the
Methodist E Church South.
Chancery Court convened Monday.
There was an important case set for
Wednesday, That of the Winborn
heirs VS. J. J. McInnis Est, but Chan
celIor Wood would not wait and
hear it.
Rev. Z. A. Albums the Assistant
Preacher for Leakesville charge of
the Methodist Church preached his
initiatory sermon Sunday night The
young MAJ gives fair promise of a
good pulpit speaker.
Gone back to his first-love the
carpenter trade, has Mr.. c. p. Bla-
lack, his wife is visiting parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brannan at Leaf,
for a few weeks. He has lodging at
the lobe Churcbwell hostelry
We are unable TO present. our edi-
torial comments along with the first
insertion of announcements of d. e.
BreIand for Shift and s. r. Mckay,
Clerk of the Courts. Same viii be
dished up in our next issue.
Attending court in a professional
way, was r, S. EcLendon Monday
and Tuesday. He has his shingle
nailed out at Lucedale, and we trust
ere long will SO have it from the HEr
AIDS Professional Column.
lobe and Fat Deuitt, Mrs. Gibson,
the elder Mrs. Deuitt, and some other
of the heirs of T. J. Deuitt, Decd.
we're in Leakesvile Monday transac-
ting matters pertaining to the set
Element of the affairs of the deceased.
A division we understand
At Waynesboro this week in his
official capacity upon Circuit Court
now converting there, as District At
torney is B. j. Harrison. He man
aged to get off and run down here
Tuesday to see after some cases in
Chancery Court, but went back that
afternoon.
These days all of us have heard Of
The Smile That Wont Wear Off. 7
Such a one must be always worn by
Billie Boogterp for in such a cordial
way does he usually greet us. This
week we exchanged howdydoos with
HIM Wednesday. He was just back
from Moss point.
We can sell you Extra Good Hay