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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
c. OVERFLOW

A Royal Neighbor camp was
recently organized at Peever
Landlord F.. M. Guthrie visited
at Wilmot Wednesday of last
week.
George Friday. of Albee. was
in the city Friday.
The Peever Pilot of last week
says George Lewis, the baggage
man on the Sisseton train is tax
ing a lay.off.
Wilmot Republican:-Mrs r.
S. Ross visited with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. r. L. Hensell at Nil
bank Monday.
Herman Lindercamp is suffer.
ing from blood poisoning in one
of his hands. DR.. Jacotel is at.
tending him,
The Revilio Item of the 9th
notes that Gus Swanson and his
crew of men have been IN RevillO
laying cement walks.
DR.. Jacotel reports a fine
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Neils Anderson, at Stockholm,
the 4.h.
Charles Schaffer last week sold
his farm of 260 acres, five miles
north of town. to julius Fietz.
The consideration was $40 an
acre.
Johannes Miller. while helping
some men throv rails from a car,
one day last week, was struck on
the head by a rail, INJECTING quite
a cash on his scalp.
Mrs. Don Abbott and children
returned home to Milbank
Wednesday morning, after a visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. &C. Pfremer.-Waubay
Clipper.
Fred Port writes home from
Chicago that he has been made
vice president of his class and is
pianist in the orchestra of six.
teen pieces. He reports that he
is getting along nicely and enjoy.
ing his work.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
There's Many a Time

when a few minutes out OF the way
may mean a big difference to you. It
won't be the fault Of the watch it you
miss your train o. appointment. pro
yided you bought it here
We Have Watches for Everybody
and for every purse. pur showing of
the new thin model in both the low.
priced aswell rs the mere expensive
varieties IS exceptionally complete
But W atever you pay you get a good
time-keeper regulated and anuaran
teed.
w. G. KAYSER. s1f ks. .sWt ]. ;.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
4ALBEE DOINGS

Revillo Item, Nov. {.
F. w Vogels ang returned from his
trip to St. Louis and Chicago Wed
nesday.
Alfred Anderson made a flying trip
to Watertown Thursday.
Miss Miller is staying with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Chas. Engebretson.
Lee Turbak visited at Mt anon'
where his father is quite sick.
Mae Cummings, of Nassau. visited
with her sister here Sunday.
Mrs. l.. H. Bey and daughter, Al
ma, of Montevideo, visited at "A. M
Anderson's Sunday.
The entertainment here Saturday
night was quite a success, the hall be-
ing packed.
p. E. Vogelsang and Emil Tucholkt
left for Philip, S. D., Monday.
VIM. vogels ang's feed mill had a
close call from fire last Monday
Had not Frank and Pierce Cahill seer
it, it perhaps would have burned the
whole thing up.
c. l.. Schulz and Geo. Friday were
hunting at Florence one day last week
and brought home a nice bunch o.
ducks.
Alfred Engebretson is visiting with
his folks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
S~trandberg o i g S

J. O. Nelson. Ivan Lundquist and
O. F. Lipdahl left for Miibank Tues
day morning to act as Jurors on the
court now converting.
C. r. Berequist and Matt Abraham.
son went 10 Revillo last Monday on
business.
John Holster and Charlie Strand.
burg went to Watertown Monday.
Last Sunday afterthe services in the
Lutheran church Anton Lundquist ten
dered his farewell to the congregation
after they had delivered to him a sum
of S35 as a remembrance for his zeal
Gus work Ia the interest Of the church.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
Melrose and Vicinity.

Mrs. Marvin visited friends over
Sunday in Melrose.
Otto Busjohn has rented the j. A.
Rickert farm in Roberts county.
Mrs. Fred Cross spent a few days
with her parents last week.
The Reeve Bros. spent Sunday at
home. r. A. is working at Appleton,
MINI.
Roscoe Hamilton while blowing last
week near the railroad with q sulkv
drove into the ditch to scour the
pillow, when it tipped over with him un-
! der it, whore he lay for some time, but
q tr. Austin came along and helped
out. He was badly bruised but
esfbroken.
."ell the county surveyor
,art Of the town doing
-s ~. TX.
s 4 .rne6 home las,
isit with he,
~ lied the re
81 Lanark, Ill.
Nj red.
Telephone com.
to improve thu
s%%s SO rs to give bette
ID wife are attendin.
their brother Edward
pected to live.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
South Georgia News
Hurrah for Taft, our next president.

Hurrah for Taft, III next president.
Hunting ducks and muskrats seems
to be the order OF the day.
Eddy Foss transacted business in
Revillo last Saturday.
Martin Foss attended the dance at
Schafers last Saturday night. He re-
ports q good time.
The cattle man of La Bolt was here
last Saturday buying cattle and hogs.
Ole Foes, who has been living on
the John Foss farm, is moving on the
nld Bell place one mile southeast OF
Revillo.
Hilda and Albert Englund attended
the youn peoples society at Strand
burg last Friday.
A eurprise party was sprung on f
w Nelson's folks last Saturday even
ing. All re port q good time.
L. johnson sold some cattle to Mr.
Anderso on of LaBOlt Monday.
Harry En0elsted and Geo. Lund
| bord and Geo. Lr6dbord of LaBolt
attended the surprise party at F.. w
Nelson's last Saturday night.
There will be a dance at LaBolt II
| the hall November 20. Everybody
welcome.
Silver Mine.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-06-19

Mr. and Mrs George 5. Burdick are
visiting in St. Louis and vicinity.
John Dittmar's new residence on
Wisconsin Avenue is going to be a
hummer.
Miss Louise Kneeland of Kneeland,
Mich, is visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Philip have gone
to Omaha, Neb. for visit with friends
and relatives.
Ralph sporleder broke the state race
record for motor cycles. He rode
mile in 81 seconds.
Mrs. c. D. Waugh has been confined
to her home for about week with in.
tlamatory rheumatism.
Messrs. E, D. Hoyt aud Chas. L.
Fisher spent Tuesday in Chicago at the
Republican convention.
sherbie Becker's balloon will not
start, for once he has taken tumble, :
and says he is out Of politics.
A J. Bernie Of Tomah, Wis, spent
part OF the week with Mr. and Mrs.
John De Vos, his aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Nelson and daugh-
ter Alice OF milwaukee, are spending
few weeks with Mrs. f. W. MeRavey.
Julius Marquardt who has been laid
up Tor the past two months IS much
improved ana expects to be about soon
The pupils of Miss Henrietta Hamme
hela 1he'r recital at her nome Weones-
DAY evening There was ii good atten-
dance.
The residence of J. D. Norwood on
Wauwatosa Avenue IS nearing compile
ton ana Is gong to be nice place Of
ABODE.
Chicken thieves an about. A number
OF shots we're fired the other evening
but no one hul t. The thieves had bet
ter beware
Mr. and Mrs R. Gianclla and daugh-
q is otl'alg fSf
Europe. where they will remain for an
indefinite period.
Mrs. Emery Swan and daughter Miss
Swan gave Il large reception on We'd
hesday afternoon from to 5 P. N. to
meet Mrs. David Swan
Mrs. James IT, Nicholson will leave
next Thursday for Tucson, Ariz.,
where she viii spent month or six
weeks with her parents.
The "Wauwatosas, Il new baseball
team recently organized, will play the
Asbury church team at the Mohawk
field, Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Rose, of Prince
ton, Wis the parents Of Harvey Rose,
OF this CITY celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, B. Myers and son
Harvey spent part Of the week in Mad
ison to take IN the graduation exercises
Their son Percy graduates this week.
Rev Henry stauffer of Hanover
Street church, Milwaukee, will preach
in the Congregational church next
Sunday morning. No evening service.
a fine cement walk has been laid Kin
front of the Greenwood block. which
helps some. The work was done by
Minahan e Jacobus and is first class.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Hammond of Chicago
and Mr.. Lewis NJ. Hammond of Por-
tage, father and son of L. NJ. Ham
mond, spent last Sunday in Wauwatosa.
Mr. Edwin Gross NiIvankea can.
dida+a for distric, attor,e, c.llea on
number of friends N this city Saturday
last He made the News Office a call.
According IN school ca,s,s Inc.
taken cbicags has non,la,io, 10
3oo 600 This is a littls NOR. .ban
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-06-19

FOR SALE-One windmill ard tower
in good condition. Empire q Capt.
II Leis'S, 595 Wauwatos1 Avenue. is
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Repeat Orders

When the same people buy
the same article at the
same place, year in and
year out, it's pretty good
evidence they are satisfied
customers. Why not place
your next order for ICE
CREAM With
Schwaiger's Pharmacy
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NoTICE-we go to press Thursdays Mt
1880. All copy must be IN before noon.
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coeal and Personal

We Invite All 10 Send in Items OF News
Personal or Otherwise.
Our TeIephone is Mamwatesa les j.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

BexIey, Miss, July 6, 1908.
Once more | come my dear Ed, tc
tell you that Pm not dead.
To let you know in verse and
rhyme, that have come again one
more time.
Mr.. Editor how did you enjoy
the feast on fish with Curious OF
did he fail to whistle? | am a.
fraid that Curious was SO queer
about fishing until the fish would
not bite, as he was seen on his re-
turn empty handed, singing re-
turn We ransom sinners home.
Clubfist you will have to make it
hot for the mosquitoes from now
on. if you wish, as Sweet Sixteen,
and | have gotten in a better po-
sition. We are now on the largest
ship in the world and don't care
whether the mosquitoes sit on or
under the bark. But | will give you
a remedy that you may try, if you
wish to exterminate them it is as
follows: .'Get equal parts of light.
darkness, wind, and the report Of
! cannon mix thoroughly and
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
BETTY

Betty, Miss, July 6 19O8.-Mr
w. D. Ball and son Lawrence
went to Leakesville today.
Mr.. Alex Breland preached al
the Wackins school house yester-
day.
Mrs w. D. Ball and Matte Bal
are canning figs today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hunt
spent Saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Ball.
Miss Isabel Ball is teaching the
IRELAND school. l wish her good
success as this is her first school.
Miss Leila Ball has been sick sew
ebal days. | hope she will soon
recover.
Mr.. Frank Young's baby has
been sick several days.
1t don't sound much like hard
times l hear of so many picnics.
Mr.. George Moore went to w.
P. Rhinehart's today.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ball went
across the river yesterday to see
their father, Ed Box. who has
been sick several months.
Mrs. r. Pipkins has been visiting
relatives at Rocky Creek several
days past.
Mrs. Annie and Florence Hillman
spent Sunday with Mrs. Keeton.
RIMBAULT.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

apply a few drops just behind the
ears.
Messrs ]. W. Dickerson and
Tyra Eubanks have completed
their pasture across Pig Branch,
their stock are now doing we'll on
the fine green, luscious, tender
grass and now | can imagine that
! can hear them singing:
Oh there's corn in the corn crib,
Sugar in the 'goard,
Meat in the smokehouse,
And tub full OF lard.
The annual picnic at Shell Bluff
on the q of June, gotten up by Mr..
E. eeB. Ball was grand
success. Lets have another one
soon Mr.. Ball.
The neighborhood SINGING in Bex-
ley vicinity, under the skillful
management of Mr.. Tom Eubanks
seems to be progressing nicely,
from the way the night ether drifts
the vocal melody across the green
meadows. Our country would be
much better if more people would
give vent to singing instead OF
cursing etc. Success to you Tom.
= Mr.. Clayton C. Ball (road over
seer has just had his hands out on
the road, and has done some COM
mendable work with the county
pillow etc.
J. V. Ball and his aunt, Column
bia D. Hunt have just returned
from Mobile, where they have been
visiting friends and relatives, they
report nice time.
Miss Belle Ball, and Master Rus
selle Ball, Of Ball Miss, was pleas
ant visitors at the home of their
uncle, John j. Ball, Sunday July
9Th, in the after noon.
Mrs. B. C Breland has returned
from her visit to Beaumont.
L. N. Balls school is now out. He
says he thinks he can make it now
until the winter schools open again
if the peaches, and watermelons
don't give out too soon.
Best wishes to the Editor and
Correspondents.
NICHOLAS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
EVANSVILLE, No 2.

Adamsville, Miss, July End, 1908.
The farmres around here were
all downhearted about their crops
fewweeks ago on the account of
drought, hut since the Good Lord
has sent rain they are all smiles
now.
Mrs. Jane Prentice and children
of Jonathan, visited relatives
round Adamsville last week.
Mr.. James Durham of Grafton
spent last S turday with his dau-
ghter, Mrs. A. J. Smith of Adams
vile. f.
Our good postmaster Mr.. VIM.
Hoogterp has gone North to spend
the Summer with relatives.
Mr.. Earnest Smith of Adamsville
is attending school at Jonthaan.
Miss Marian Avera returned
home a few weeks ago from Me-
ridian where she has been atten-
ding the Beeson Female College.
DOTTIE DIMPLE.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
NOT CONSCIENCE STRICKEN
BUT CURIOUS.

If we said anything to hurt the
feelings of the Waynesboro Star as
for it to feel justified in Furnishing
us with purging our name from
their exchange list, why we beg
pardon and will endeavor to suffer
the martydom uncomplainingly af-
ter this one squeak. Greene Coun-
ty Herald.
Does your conscience hurt you
Brother Faulk? No, you have said
nothing that was at all objectiona-
BILE to us. Our paid subscription
list has grown so rapidly that we
have not been able to print papers
enough to supply the demand, but
we think your sancum will be visit
ed by the The Star hereafter. Is
this satisfactory? Waynesboro Star
Perfectly satisfactory and No
your first question. We belong to
that school of moral thinkers who
believe it to be possible to give
offense sometimes, when none is
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

Currie will begin his Annual meet
ing at the Baptist church, and ev-
cry thing indicates that we are 90
ing to have fine meeting. Come
one, Come all.
On Thursday last about 100 of
Washington's good people gathered
on the Moody lake for a fish fry
and you bet we had a time. Mr.
Jim Hillman led the swimming
crowd. Mr. Joe Green led the seal
ing crew. And DIR. j. E. Green
and Miss Mamie Hillman seemed to
preside at the frying pans, but we
were assisted by a member of old
and young ladies.
Mrs. D. E. Bloch of Hattiesburr
is visiting her brother and Sisters
of Nicely.
Mrs Beard of Laurel, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. C. j. Nicely.
Mr. J. c. Fain, one of the leading
W. 0. W. of the Washington Camp
told his US that he expected they
would give picnic on Aug. 18th
II this proves to be a real affair we
VIII let the Editor know that Wash
lngton may have fine crowd on
that day,
BROWN EYES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
j. f. MILLER, PRIN.

wish him back with them, one end
all. He will begin a school at
Buffalo in few days. | wish to
say to the pupils that they will
have noble teacher: one that will
do his duty on everything.
The Rev. w. w. Hill preached
at the school house Saturday and
Sunday evening to a very at
tentive congregation He prea-
ched at Mutual Rights Saturday
and Sunday morning also at night.
He is wedging us in an appoint
ment which we don't think is in
vain.
We had two Leakesvillians in
our neighborhood last week
Messrs. Geo B. McRae and 'Chas.
j. Miller.
Mr.. John Nicholson was down
from Henderson P. O., in Wayne
Co., few days ago.
Mr.. Albert Landlord and young
brother were over from Avera Sat
urday. Wonder who Albert is
looking for? / feel sure he will
look good to who ever she may be.
Say Pansy why don't you come
often. We like to hear from
Adamsville, there is something char
ming to US over there you know
what it is.
Mr.. Jim Dunnam visited his
daughter Saturday, Mrs. A. J.
Smith.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Wal
ley, a girl June, 10, 1908. Guess
they are happy over its arrival.
The young Teacher of Grafton
school, Mr.. Graham in our neigh
hood, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Collie Dunnam made trip o.
yer to Janet Saturday. This is
W hat he tells but we believe he
went farther than Janet from the
length of time he was gone.
THE PATRIOTIC GIRL.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
EVANSVILLE.

Adamsville, Miss July s, 1905
A few of the Adamsville folks at
tended the church at Avera Sunday
and all enjoyed the day nicely.
think they had too good sermons
by Revs. Lewis and Afford.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Clark have
two sick children, little Beulah and
Earl. They both have fever.
Mr.. w. I. Hoogterp the P. M.
has left old Mississippi and gone to
the Northern states, where he will
stay for about two months, we GER
tainly miss him as he was so lively.
We see Mr.. Fred Coaker back in
old Greene County again. We like
for Fred to visit us every once and
awhile.
Messrs ]. E. and F. O. Coaker
was welcome callers at Mr.. Smith S
Sunday afternoon.
Club fist | can answer that ques-
tion exactly right of what man was
made for? Is to love and be loved,
isn't this a correct answer?
A great many of the Adamsville
folks have an idea of attending the
school concert at Printissville 22nd
of this month and are expecting a
nice court.
Blue Grass am in wonder if Mr..
Brewer did not see that girl smile
at him | hope he will the next time
Sweet sixteen what has become
of you? Make another call now.
Will you not do this?
BLUE EYES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

It's with some degree of pride in
our home banking institution, that
we point to its being among the
string of banks given out recently
by the state Commission as a De-
positary for state funds under the
new depository law. The Bank of
Leakesville is always keenly alive
to business proposition and rare
ly fails to make a landing. This
means a help to our section, as the
distribution Eof even portion Of
the states exchequer here, means
a more flexible currency. The cas-
y flow of money is always beneficial
to any section.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
MAGAZINE EXTRACTS.
Pin Feathers from the June Farm
and Fireside

DO not have any eggs on hand that
are more than a week old.
For your own peace of mind, fence
the hens away from the house.
The cleaner you can keep your
houses this weather, the freer the
hens will be from insect pests.
Now, while there is plenty of dust
in the rad, save some for the DAYS
when the dust will be frozen hard as
rock. When the chicks will WEIGH
two or two and a half pounds let them
GO to market. They b. ing more and
save lot of feed.
Roosts all on a level are best. Then
there is no strife for the highest
places, as there is in houses whore
some perches are above the rest.
1t pays to take some pains TO find
the nests in the grass and out in the
grain fields before the machines run
over them and spoil lot of good eggs
1t seems as if the hens might find
all the bone material they need nj
this time OF the year; but try them
now and then with some. and SEQ If
they do not devour it greedilv. AZ
long as that is SO it will pay TO pro.
vide it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
JOSH BEECH CAPTURED.

From today's Mobile Register.l
Sheriff w. w. Warren, Deputy
Sheriff H. H. Lopez and Game
Warden G. w. Sullivan arrived in
this city at an early hour yesterday
morning with Josiah I. Beech, a
white man forty-five years of age,
who was arrested Wednesday night
near Wagar, Ala, on the charge of
assault to murder, committed nine
years ago. He was brought to the
Mobile county jail for safe keep
ing, the Washington county Jail
now being regarded as unsafe and
the new Jail at Chatom not yet
completed. Beech is a fugitive
from Alabama and Mississippi.
Beech is said to be a desperate,
character. and Washington county
people. it is said, will feel safe
now that he is locked behind the
strong bars of the Mobile Jail.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
MERRILL.

Merrill, Miss, July Z, 1905
Mrs. Anna Givens and daughter,
Carrie, j. B. Merrill and E. Par
sons were among those who spent
the 4th in Mobile.
DR.. Causey and family left this
morning for Virgins, where he
will practice in the future. We
regret very much to see them leave.
Miss Sweetie Green of Gulf
Crest, Ala, visited friends here
last week.
Mr.. Webb Turner, one of Mer-
riIl's hustling merchants, is away
this week looking after business.
Eugene Rose, formerly of this
place, but now of Mobile, and who
is now engaged in business with
the L. & M Express Co., is spend.
ing a few days here.
Arts Turner, who is connected
with Turner Bros. of this place,
spent few days, here and will
leave this morning for Meridian
to attend the Baptist State Conven
ton. to which he is a delegate
from Leakesville.
Misses Alice and Lottie Ball spent
Wednesday with Miss Pauline Ball
A crowd came up from Lucedalt
Saturday and spent the day fishing
Ellis Russell left for Hattiesbure
this morning on business.
Misses Bertha and Clara Stephen.
spent Wednesday with Miss Ella
Beard.
The Ladies Aid met Monday af
ternoon at the church and seems tt
be doing nicely under the direc
ton of Mrs. R. G. Eley as presi
dent.
Mrs. w. w. Eley spent Monday
in Mobile.
Miss Winnie Jackson and broth.
er, Danny of Healing Springs, Ala.
have been visiting relatives of this
place, but left this morning fol
New Orleans, where they will joir
their parents and make that their
future home.
Prof. Hamblin was one of the
incomers Saturday afternoon to at.
tend the picnic at Dressler and
Hammond's mills, but like the res
of US was disappointed on account
of rain.
Joe Miller, who has been visiting
his father, passed through here
Monday en- route to Alexandria, La
where he is working for the Chi.
cago & Rock Island R. R. as con
ductor.
VIOLET.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

Uncle Remus, Joel Chandler H ar
ris, affectionately called by the peo-
pie of that STATE, the First Man of
Georgia, has paid the last debt of
nature, and now sleeps in the 81
lent city of the dead. He expired
on July 3, 1908. His name is i'm
perishably preserved as the author
of the famous Uncle Remus negro
folklore tales and others of ,imilar
nature. The South needed man
with the dialect gift to commit
these stories that have foated over
its land since the introduction of
the superstition and animal loving
negro on its soil, to writing. Har-
ris did his task we'll. He stands at
the top in that line, with possibly
Bob Taylor second. He was the
publisher of the Uncle Remus mag
aZine of Atlanta.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
Wontan's Suffrage
CONDUCTED BY
Mrs. Lily Thompson WIKI inson,
Jackson Miss.
STARTLING STATISTICS.

Statistics aren t always dry-some
are interesting, even startling" sald
Henry Miller, in The Grea; Divide
For instance, the President of one
Of our womans colleges, who is espe-
cially fond of statistics in regard to
the higher education of women, was
telling me about latest statistical re-
search the other day.
And | find that III per cent. OF
the college women marry, she an
nounced emphatically, and that 81
per cent. have children. Young
Magazine.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

Another chapter has been written
in the history of Wayne County
journalism. The Waynesboro News
Beacon has been absorbed by the
Waynesboro Star. j. ]. Haynie,
the editor of the first named; sell
ing out to j. W.AleXander the edi-
tor of the latter. Haynie for
sakes the field, while Alexander will
continue the publication of a single
paper, it bearing the name under
the merger of the Waynesboro
News-Beacon. Alexander as we
have stated before sold the News
Beacon to Haynie a few years ago,
and by this deal he merely gets
back into control of it. These men
are both good newspaper men, but
too astute to confne their efforts at
same time to Waynesboro.