Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-01
FRIDAY. N
LOCAL

The Board of Supervisors meet
Monday, May 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcleod of
Lower East Side were up in our
town Saturday.
Two Lucedalers came to Leakes-
Tuesday, Geo. Mallett and Geo.
SumralI.
Mr.. ]. NJ Fountain has been laid
up'over week with a severe case of
the fiux. .............
Richton furnished a visitor to
Greene's Capital TyeSday. Mr.. |. G.
Morris.
Lloyd Kittrel and Jim Prentiss
were Jonathan citizens to shop in our
town Tuesday.
Mr.. Rufus NJ O'Neol and
Cooley of Leaf weae in the county
capital Thursday
Mr.. Geo. A. Metzger spent the
best part of the week looking after
business in Mobile.
T, A. Naples, the obliging post
master at Mohoba took time to visit
the County Capital Saturday.
Miley and Make Mcleod, were
Vernal jewellers to add their num-
Der to countryside visitorsSaturday.
Mrs. G. E. Anding and Mother
and the younger ABIDING. were
travellers out on Wednesday S train.
Mr.. b. D. Moore was en- vile
Wednesday for first time in many
moons. Hillman is still his abiding
place.
Another Janet letter reached us
Thursday at noon, one day too late
for insertion. Will appear next
week.
Thornwell McRae is preparing to
erect some houses on 1.-THE three lots
recently purchased in the Pool
addition.
Billy Beech is behind prison bars
again. This time on indictment for
wv. c. and Abandonment Of family.
He was jailed Tuesday.
Coot McInnis was in town Tuesday
Coot has got to where he tells US,
that he can't do without the HERALD.
Hope we can keep him in that fix.
Got his leg sprained in fall from
his wagon, caused by the coupling
pole breaking, did Mr.. A. J. Den
mark several days ago, he still limps.
Webster Denmark and wife hove
into Leakesville from Richton
Thursday Night of last week (Apr,
16h) on a visit to Webb's parents.
Lonzo Denmark went down to
Magnolia School below Merrill early
in the week to start school, but ow-
ing to the measles returned and will
open later.
Ellis Russell, the debonair son of
the well-known E. L. Russell, livery
man of Merrill, came to the county
seat Monday Ellis assists his faith
er in running the business.
Prof. Will Avera arrived in
Leakesville Friday Evening from
Washington after the close of his
school. He tarried at the county
seat through Saturday.
Jodie Perry rolled into Leakesville
from Mobile Tuesday. Returning
from the Infrmary, where he has
been for about a fortnight, undergo
ing treatment for deep-seated ma
laria. .-,.ss
Mrs. Nat Owen was accompan-
+. led by her little son and Mrs. G. F.
Simmons when leaving last week
Theyare extending their itineracy to
take in Tylertown and Jackson, in
addition to Hattlesburg.
Mr.. O. E. Hohner returned from
Mobile Wednesday, where he went
TO see his wife off to Bunker Hill, w
Va He received a letter stating
thrt she got through alright. She
goes to his people up there.
Drove down from Adamsvile We'd
nesday in that comfortable surrey of
Hoogterp's, did he and Capt. J. F.
Mclean. They tell us Mrs. Mclean
has been On the mend for several
weeks, but is now threatened with
another attack.
Miss Nettie Thompson, who is
teaching out in the Washington
neighborhood spent the converging
of the weeks in Leakesville. She il
the Primary Teacher elect of the
Leakesville school for next term. is
a cousin of Miss Guyton's s.
Rev. R. A. Albums arrived from
Binnville Tuesday, joinibg Lis wife
on visit to parents. He reports
Binnville escaping the storm. Says
a peep stWinchester from the cars,
confirmed the newspaper report of
devastation done there.
Z. Rich and Willis Cochran were in
town Tuesday. The former tells MS
that he is proceeding nicely with the
Personal Assessments, though be had
to come out of the Leaf river terri
tory last week account high water.
This will cause HIM to have to whip
back down in there later.
Frank Marks, the ralroader see {
20 be gifted with an iron constitn-
ton. Despite his injuries in Tho
wreck some time back, he was oor
out on the road again. Against his
choice, however. Now after the
accidental shooting, he brought out
the train Wednesday.
c. M. Vanbenschoten paid Leakes.
gille another of those pop-calls late
last week. He writes Heidelberg
that he made record breaking time
returning to Scranton. Leavil {
here at $3.50 and landing there at
O'Clock. Caught belated train Al