Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-08

LOCAL

The Marriage mill failed to grind
this week. No issuance to present.
Ernest Burch is able to walk round
now. He goes buggy-riding almost
daily.
Miss Mary Metzger was an
arrival in town today friday from
Mobile.
Hauled load of fertilizer from out
of town today, did Mr.. II. Davis of
Jonathan.
Shff. D. E, Brleand left yesterday
for towns in Southern part of the
county.
Mr.. Theo Platt of Upper East Side
made trading incursien to our city
yesterday.
On Tuesday Mr.. W. d. Eubanks
was up to Leakesville from his native
hauntS at Vernal.
Mrs. DIR. n. Faux arrived Monday
from Memphis. I nm, accompanied
by the little girl babe.
Mi. Alex Miller came up to Leak
esville Monday. He is still dweller
in the Forks of the rivers.
Mr.. Pink Smith and Miss Geneva.
a girl just passing into the teens,
visited our town Saturday.
j. I. Merritt was another visitor to
the County site town Monday from
the Forks of the river settlement.
Hon. B P. Observation-Disclosures at
Leakesville. The Scranton Court is
still keeping him on the Coast.
Wiley Mills reports frost as seen
at his house Friday Morning on
barn roof. Very light but visible.
Comforting with the CountyBoard
Monday relative to the ditch to cut
of river here, was us Govt man.
There was some baseball playingout
on the Leaksville diamond Saturday.
Visiting terms Merrill and inegar
Bend.
Our oldtime friend, Mr.. w. r.
Rush OF Upper East Side, one of the
Old Guard, paid us an appreciated
visit Saturday.
Mr.. D, NJ. Eubanks of Mullett,
moro particularly known as Little
Dave, had business at Leakesville
Monday.
Miss Carrie Givens of Merrill,
daughter of Mrs. Anna X. Givens,
was a guest of the Hugh McInnis
home This week.
Henry E. Williams, nicknamed
Sap, was another Betty habitant to
jerk lines over his nag to and from
LeakesviIle Saturday.
Ed Ball and wife were Betty
denizens to transact business in the
County Capital Saturday. His ulcer
ated knee is getting we'll slowly.
Mr.. Alfred J. Smith was down to
Leaksville yesterday acting in con-
junction with Mr.. Green in looking
after the Special Election prelimi
naries.
Came down to Leakesville to bring
the schoolma am of their community,
Miss Cummings, to take the train for
home, did Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Mills
of Upper East Side.
At the Courthouse Saturday were
Erban E. Todd, S. H. James and Jim
Hillman of Nicely; making homestead
proof with the first named as prin
cipal, the other two as witnesses.
Rain or shine Mr.. Geo. W. Young,
the faithful Merrill mail rider rattles
into town with u. S. Pouches Sung
in his buggy. For man of his years
he certainly has enduring powers.
Usually we know that there is
something connected with school
business on, when we see Prof. W.
F. Seaman in town. He was on a
mission of this kind Saturday. After
a contract.
Ii takes something unusual TO
bring Mr., John W. Daughdrill to the
county Capital. We did not tumble
on to what it was Monday, but
nevertheless saw his pleasant person
age moving obout the old town.
Our Rexley letter did not arriveiiil
Thursday and has to go over. Dislike
to carry communication forward,
but as have said Wednesday is The
latest day undertake to handle con
tributedMatter.C OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bear this in mind.
Manse Ball made several drives
lately over from Betty for medic;t
treatment Heis able to be about
but still much under normal hcali
LATER-He is now staying in
Leakesvifle for short while TO De
under easy access to the doctors
At the monthly sitting of Justice
Amslcr's Court in Leakesville Satnr-
day, five civil suits aud one criminal
were disposed of; the latter Americas
Hudson, negro woman charged with