Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-22
FRIDAY
LOCAL


Saturday.
Rich Henderson was diffusing that
usual bland smile of his about this
town Monday.
Hardy p. Smith was in this burg
Tuesday, first time since his return
from Jackson.
Coley Dunnam and Tom Avera
were down to Leakesvile from Jon
athan Tuesday,
Arthur Clark and Ennis Ncel were
Adamsdille citizens to trade in
Leakesville marts Tuesday
Mrs. D. E. Breand paid visit to
the paternll roof at State Line last
week, being accompanied by her
little ones.
Jno ]. Mcleod who lives on the
Vernal road between Leakesville
and that hamlet, boarded the cars
here Monday for spin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest H. Burch
are over at Bay Minette, Ala, where
Burch is taking treatment under
DR.. Campbell, the Specialist.
Twas the daughter and not the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Poitevent
that got foot hurt last week. We
chronicIed it as being a boy.
Miss Eugene Naples is back
home again after having taught a
very successful school over near
Exsho She got in Saturday.
Monday seemed to be littlo above
usual in Leakesville on vi sitting
score, as we marked q number of
Corners and goers on that day.
Thu Geo. Ogelby family have
moved back to Leakesville from Vim
egar Bend. Ogelsby is engaged once
more with the Leakesville Lbr. Co.
Mr.. ]. G. Ellis, the lumberman
operating in Adamsville community.
recently broke his left leg, but is
able to hop about on crutches now.
The charms of Ovet are not suf-
ficient to keep Geo. W. Beary con-
stantly away from Leakesyille. He
is back to the old town this week
again.
Tuesday came Jim Beard Of tele-
phone nQtoriety to this, burg, look
ing over the line on the trip up from
Merrill for damages by wind of the
day before.
Tom Lott hove into town Saturday
Evening much besplashed with mud,
but explained his plight by giving
the roads twixt here and Rounsaville
a blackeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang Mills, Jr., and
Lang the Third, drove over from
Fruitdale Friday to attend the
School Recital here. They returned
Saturday
Mr.. c. Z. Ball was up to Leakes-
vile Monday. He is one of the good
oiti1ooc oe Tho ooDoporpitv -, tho
Southern part of the county bearing
q sImila name (BalD.
r. Flournoy, better known as
RICH spent the conyerging of the
weeks in Leakesville, Our city
seems still to hold out some attrac-
tions to this clever young railroader.
F. NJ, Baldwin and little daughter
Lizzie, came to town the middle of
last week and are remaining over
till ne finishes putting up the Chin
neys to Mrs. Kate Stephens new
house.
Rev. w. A. Hayes went up to
Meridian during the week, on some
business connected with the Revival
meeting soon to be held in his
Church here, see announcement this
issue.
Mr.. Rufus M. O'Neal of Leaf came
to the county casital Saturday.
Ellis Russell gave him passage oyer
by buggy. We enjoyed handshakes
and conversations with both the
young gentlemen.
The editor got his first mess of
blackberries last week. As they are
wonderfully cheap, dime buying a
big heaping pie mess; guess that even
the busy newspaper folks can squeeze
cash enough for this kind of living.
Mr.. Charlie Tedder arrived in town
about fortnight ago from Meridian
having concluded his studies in the
Male College for the term. He is
staying over awhile assisting bis
brother Foster in the depot, before
going on over to the parental hom
at McHenry on the G. as |.
The Hillman Lbr. Co. were jus
about all in T.eakes Vile Friday last !,
for there was Messrs E. Rose and
John Backstrom of Merrill, Pink
Hillman of Hillman and Jim Hiilman
of Nicely on hand. We presume they
were holding some business confer
ence IN interest of that corporation.
Those residing over in that way
,,,orv NTH oOnupnianeo observe the