Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
Washington .

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am lonely this eve and have no
one to talk to | will give my
thoughts to the HERALD as |
think it is my duty for | love to
read the dots from every part Of
our dear old County and see how
every thing is moving along.
Washington is on the boom now
afer a long cloud has Swallowed it,
the sun has frightened at last, ev-
erybcdy has begun to plant, hardly
anyone but what is trying to plant
something.
| am truly glad the good people
have awakened up on a sense of
their duty.
1t is very lonely around Washing
ton today as very near everybody
has gone to McLain Meeting. Bro.
0 Bryan and Bro. Brooks have been
preaching here for ten days and |
think much good has been done.
think the good Word has been
explained to them through his
meeting has got many to realize they
have a soul to save and | do trust
this eve they won't forget it, l am
glad to see so many coming out On
the Lords side. My last account
WIS, there were twenty to be bap-
tized this eve, and several came in
by letter and restoration.
Bro. Hill, the Methodist Pastor
preached here today.
Our postofice is doing we'll now
days.
Mr.. Till'Hathorn and Joseph Hill
man have just returned from Clara
where they have been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. M. B. Carr returned to
her home in Ala. last Monday af-
ter pleasant visit to her parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hillman.
We miss Mrs. Carr ever so much
as she is such a pet of Washington,
Little Katie, her sister returned
with her, we hope their sail On the
water an enjoyable trip too.
Mr.. Nicely has started up his still
business again.
Mr.. Kim Daughdrill has just
finished fine row of stalls and also
a nice chicken yard. Mrs .Daugh-
drill can furnish the preachers
chickens this summer.
Mr.. Albert Harrison has his fine
house about completed, it is quite
an addition to our little village.
Albert is a hustler. Albert and
his lovely wife will feel ten years
younger when they move into their
new home.
Our Sunday School is progressing
fine under the management ofSupt.
Lorenzo Hathorn, Miss Nettie
Thomson, Mamie Hillman. Mrs.
Lula Harvinson, Mrs. Camie Daugh-
drill. We hope many good
things Will be deeply impressed on
the little minds.
Mr.. VIII Avera and Miss Nettie
Thompsona are getting along fine
with their school. 1t has fallen
short for the last few days on ac-
count Of the busy times in the
crops. We are bound to give them
praise for such a noble school they
have taught.
Mr.. Kelly Greene was married to
Miss Allie Moody on the Is of Feb
ruary We hope good boy this and his
lovely wife much success in their
life time undertaking.
Mr.. Peaster Hillman has moved
his family near Avera where he ex-
pected to get timber. Mr.. Cleve-
flandBradleywas married toMissSusie
Roberts. Hated very much for
Mr.. Bradley to take his last child
away. l reckon Mr.. Bradley
thought Mr.. Roberts just as we'll
live alone as himself. We hope
Mr.. Roberts will soon get recon-
ciled and that the may be great
advantage to him when he becomes
old. We hope Cleveland and his
beautiful bride may happy together
as Cleveland is a hustler and we'll
liked by all.
jim HiIlman is still booming
his big timber busin IS
JIM Striving soon and late.
Well as this may become tire
some to the editor will stop. With
best wishes to the Herald.
BROWN-EYES.