Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-03-13
LOCAL


- Before you buy, why not try,
E. F. Ballard Co.
Tom Avera was in LeakesviEle in
the mid-week.
Tyra Brewer was shopper in this
burg Wednesday.
8 Jim Beard was up from Merrill
Tuesday.
Tuesdayed in LeakesvilIe, did D.
r. Brown, a young man of Mohoba
delle.
o Transacting business in our. town
Monday was D. c.. Eubanks of
Nullett.
Mr.. Jeppsy Clark and Lonias ar
rived on Wednesdays train on the
return from Moss Point.
), Amongst the Wednesday town
comers was. Mr. VIM. Nee1 Of the
Adamsville settlement.
Mr.. Claude Anding, the popular
druggist Of our town, left yester-
day for the State Capital.
Raz James passed through Leakes-
vile Wednesday "nroute for home
from Moss Point. He came by rail.
Mr.. Jno. D. Webb, who was
laid up for about ten days with
severe attack of the Grip is out
,. again.
Albert Harrison passed through
Monday enroute for Moss Point
to dispose of some timber he has
down there.
Our good friend Allen Mason was
in the County Capital today. He is
as CHEEKY disposed as ever. Luce
dale is his piece Of abode.
=; The Collins family, who were oc-
= cupying the McEachern cottage,
= have moved to Hillman, where Mr..
Collins will engage in farming.
Quality remains long after the
price is forgotten. This is the
reason Edwin Clapp- Shoes are worn
by the swellest dressers, $500 the
pair at E. F. BallardCo's.
Mrs. Mary K. Stevens moved
pown from the mill to her town
couse this week. The old one.
The new is still in the course of
erection.
i After you have seen the rest,
buy the best and latest styes in
ladies low cut shoes. We have
them from 1.50 to $3.50.
E. F. Ballard Co.
: The elusive coin has got the agents
out on the chase. A typewriter
agent, piano agent,
and several other of the soliciting
and bill collecting fraternity hit this
good old town during the week.
!. Several wagon and buggy loads
Of Gypsies drove into town yester-
day evening and have pitched their
tents near the one already here. On
the knoll close to Mcleod mill-site
on edge Of old field adjacent to
Railroad,
Lawrenc Wexford was over to
Leakesville last Saturday and
dropped in on US for pleasant chat.
Lawrence is a good citizen of
Mohoba parts and believe in good
government and ogress
methods.
In letter from Lamar Williams
renting $3 to take advantage of
our special year offer, he writes
from Union: All is well with US,
business good, - He is engaged in
the general merchandise and cotton
buying business there under firm
name of The Williams Brooke Co.
Having concluded their pleasant
stay with relatives here, Mesdames
NJ. E. Cook and Mauree Saunders
departed Wednesday for their home
in Crystal Springs. These ladies as
we informed when chrOnicling
their coming, are respectively the
mother and sister of Hon. B P.
Harrison of this city.
The S. NJ. McEachern family have
once again babe Old Leakesville good
bye. They left Wednesday bag and
baggage for Otahiat, Fla, where
Mr.. McEachern has accepted POI
sition with a turpentine concern at
the very juicy salary of 100 plunks
per month. Both Chester and Pat
have jobs with the same firm.
An account reaches us of an
accident happening to Prof. J. C..
Fain several Sundays ago; when
travelling along at night he was
thrown from his buggy and
sustained a jab penetrating the
lower lip and a wrench to knee
pan. Guess he is recovering from
these hurts ere now.
Richard FIournoy has lifted an
Choir from Leakesville having sold
out his livery interest to R. c. Mar
tin, his former partner. He has
settled down at Vinegar Bend with
a job in the Railroad offices there.
Rich is cordial kind of fell
low, we'll liked in our city. AS
he was determined to leave, are
glad he did not get very far off.
Ben O'Daniel spent the hours
twixt trains in Leakesville Thur
sday. His duties as agent for the
". & o. lands in the contiguous
region keeps him jumping from
point to point up and down the