Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-24
LOCAL

Sam Breland made a wagon-trip
to Leakesville Monday.
Visited relatives in Scott coun-
ty last week, Mrs. H. E. McInnis.
- Rob Pipkins came to our burg
Wednesday. Betty is his habitat.
IA" Mr.. ]. E. Alderman made trip
to the Gulf City early in the
week.
Mrs. w. w. Williams of this
place went down to Mobile in the
mid week.
Henry C. and Jim Ball were
corners to our town from Betty
Monday.
Corners to Leakesville yesterday
from Betty were Mrs. Solomon and
Miss Leila Ball.
d. E. Faux has moved his office
from out of the Miller into the
New Bank building, upstairs.
Boarded the outbound train
Thursday evening did Mrs. Henry
Grouse and Mrs. o. E. Hohner.
MIR. S. A. Avera, Jr., Deputy
Shift, looked after matters con-
nective with that office, in Merrill
last week.
Paid the HERALD Printery a
call, today did Mr.. Dial Pipkins
and son of Betty. The latter is yet
in the knickerbocker state.
E. R. Deuitt, usually called
lobe, was another Mohoba man
to watch our power-press roll out
newly made HERALDS Saturday.
W. A. Coaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Ellis, Edgar Coaker,
and Ennis Neel landed from yester-
days train on their return from
Moss Point.
DR.. M. L. Batson went to Mobile
the middle of last week with
Lum Byrd on his journey down to
the Hospital to undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs. R. A. Albums (nee Miller
arrived in Leakesville Wednesday
from Evansville, accompanied D.
Miss Maggie Neel, a young dam
sci from that town. They visit the
j. E. Miller family, Mrs. Albums
parents.
Miss Pareipa Monroy, the Assist
ant Teacher in the School at Rocky
Creek, combined business and pleas
ure in trip to the county-seat late
last week, paying her sister, Mrs.
B w. Mcleod, a visit and stand
ing the County Teachers Examina-
ion.
Lonzo Denmark made trip down
below Merrill early in the week to
arrange for a Summer School.
While down there he ran over to
Leaf by train. He will commence
teaching Monday. This School To-
Gated near the Jackson county line
is known as Magnolia.
A Temperance Contest will be
held at the School Hall, Friday
night, May LIST. The students from
the Eeakesville High School will
contest. You will be highly en-
tertained, and help in a good cause.
Adults 15c, children 10c. Don't
forget the date, Friday night May
LIST. J. F. Miller.
Many, many thanks to the Pres
byterean Ladies Aid Society for a
s. platter Thursday Morning heaped
with a variety of cake slices. The
little amenities of life are appre-
ciated by the quill-driving folk and
the thoughtfulness of the good La
dies touches tender chord in our
hearts.
A couple of Merrill distinguishes,
i. e. L. c. Helms and J. B. Merrill,
passed through Leakesville Monday
and on their return to that city
from trip out to Big Creek. They
stopped in town long enough for
talks and handshakes with our
people. We acknowledge pleasant
talk with the gentlemen.
There are number of names
on our subscripiont lists that are
on the ragged edge of falling I'M
der the Recent U. S. Postal
Ruling. Pay up quick before you
fall within the over one year class.
If anyways in doubt about when
your time expires make doubly sure
hv an immediate payment.
While over to our city last Sat
urday, Mr.. Abner Naples of Moh0ba
inspected the HERALD plant and
seemed to be much charmed with
seeing the machinery turn cut
freshly printed HERALDS. Beng
of mechanical turn of min. he f
course, enjoyed seeing the waeeis
spin, gearing buzz and the VIII lie
outfit humming with motion.
The HERALD is exceeding ly
anxious to properly and promp rly
chronicle all births, Marriages and
Deaths occurring in Greene County.
You can help by telling or writing
accounts of any Of these coming to
your knowledge. Special Depgrt-
ments are run classifying these
important news items. Kindly do
YOUR best to keep a single happening
of either of these three natures es-
Gaping mention, and the thanks will
be YOURS.