Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-17
FRIDAY
LOCAL

the Coast Monday.
MIR. Rich Flournoy came over
from Vinegar Bend yesterday. -.
Mr.. w. A. Haight of Fruitdale,
came to Leakesville in the mid-week.
Considerable rain has fell in this
immediate locality during 4he week.
jim Prentice was a Jonathan habi
tant TO come down to Lcakesville
Tuesday.
DIR. r. H. Coleman of McLain
came to the countryside. town
Tuesday.
Lum Byrd left for Mobile on We'd
nesday's train to be operated upon
for Appendicitis.
Jimmie Davis brought a load of
Sweet Potatoes from Exsho to this
market Saturday. ew
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Turner we're in
Leake>vile Saturday having along
two OF their little ones. trs asrea
Raz Gordon is III The Providence
Hospital at Mobile under treat
ment for stomach trouble.
Mr.. McPhaul the genial auditor
for the E. E. Forbes Piano Co., of
Mobile was in Lcakesville this week.
NJ S. Pipkins is working at Hill
man for awhile, thus absenting him
self from Lucedale viclnage, where
his homeis. @ fsHs-s
Alex Ball and Abner Bradley
were denizens from Betty to Leakes-
vile yesterday on ira ding
incursion.
Able to get down to Leakesville
Tuesday, was Justice Lem Peaster
of State Line, after his illness COW
ering several weeks.
Capt. Murdoch McInnis, Mr.. Dan
McInnls and Mrs. Givens of Merrill
arrived in Leakesville in the mid
week ON legal business.
John Backstrom, the clever Secre-
cary and legal adviser of tue Hill
man Lbr. Co, of Merrill, had bust
ness in the County seat Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. R. Daughdrill drove into
LeakesviIe from Hillman Monday
and spent part of Tuesday in its en-
ticing haunts We acknowledge a
pleasant call.
A break on our engine caused US
TO be nearly a day late in mailing
the HERALDs this week. Ais well
now. and back on the schedule we
trust to be next week.
Curt Mcleod managed to secure
leave of absence from the Chamber
lain Hunt Academy at the converg-
ing of the weeks and spent it at
home. He arrived Saturday
B. P. Harrison is having the cot
tage belonging to him, which. has
been rented by DR.. E. Faux ceiled
inside. This displaces the paper
walling with which it was flushed.
Came down to the cOentyseat
Yesterday to make arrangements Tor
teaching a school in the Brewer
settlement did Joe Jones a young
man who lives in that proximity;
in the extreme Northwestern part
of the county.
Landed back in Leakesville yes
terday did Otto E Hohner. He
attempted to come home week
ago but relapsed and had to return
to the Infrmary. He has gained
several pounds in weight since the
operation for Appendicitis a n d
seems to be getting along nicely
now.
In sending in remittance on sub
scription, E. G. Ball writes II do
not want to be "ithout your paper.
I am anxious when mail-time comes
to bring the Berald with its glad
tidings to our house. | wish your
force great success.
Dad Baldwin came over from the
Western part of the County early in
the week and busted himself tearing
the vault out of the oldbank building.
Dad is a rafting good hand ut handl-
ing a job OF moving LeaVy Things
like this and SO forth.
Came to town Saturday did Mr. Os
Turner. He lives beyant Big Greek
twixt and'tween the Betty and Joaa-
than post-oficcs but usually takes his
mail out at Leakesville. He hopes
to see a rural free delivery mail route
.otten up to supply his hamlet.
Mr.. Charley Tedder, brother Q
Foster Tedder the railroader spen'
last week in Leilkrsviile. He iszit
attendance on the Me. idlan Male
College and took this time off as
slight respite from studies. He i:
rounding up his literary kno~la;s
there. Later he expects TO take
medical course in Memphis, Tenn
The first services were held in thI
new NJ. P Church at Leakcsvisi
Saturday Night and Sunday after