Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-12-11


take notice and be governed accor-
dinghy in preparing copy.
1921. JAS. FAULK, Publisher.
The Hon. Hinkle P. Heidelberg
hied away to the Gulf City early in
the week.
A visitor from Pine Grove to the
county capital Wednesday, was j.
V. Bail.
About town since the mid-week,
has w. C. Wexford been. He still
keeps house at Mullett.
Amongst those taking a spin out
on the M. & O. the first days of the
week, was H. M. Faux.
The Burch bungalow is just a.
bout finished at this writing, the
carpenters and painters are putting
the last touches on.
On account of being near his
work, Billy Clark has moved to
town, into the Harrison cottage in
Pool Addition recently vacated by
the Tyra Roberts family.
A visitor to the countryside town
last Saturday, was Hon. w. r. Nc
Leod of Vernal. He has several
sons in school here, namely: Dan,
Willis and Irwin. He is father of
Mrs. Stuck Thomas.
Arrivals in Leakesville Tuesday
from Binnville, were Rev. and
Mrs. R. A. Albums and the heir
apparent. Albums has concluded
his pastoral work at that place for
the conference year.
Another Leakesvillian to repair
to the Gulf City, while the week
was yet young, was E. N. Patter-
son, manager of the Bank Restau-
rant, he going down to do some
shopping for his establishment.
The editor of this sheet was
somewhat surprised Monday, to have
Cat. J. F. MCLEAN of Adamsville
step into our office. At one time
during the year we thought that
meier more IN the flesh would we
see Captain Jake, as he came very
near dying from the shock of losing
his estimable wife. He was accom-
panied by Rufe, a small son Of John
Dearman.
On Wednesday Mrs. Liza Byrd
and daughter Fannie, came to town
from Janet community. This is
the wife and daughter of Nick
Byrd. Mrs. Byrd is daughter of
Monroe Sowell. They called both
at our printery and editorial sane
tum. Glad to get personally &C
quainted with the ladies of this an
other home to which the HERALD
weekly journeys.
1t is not every day that four gen
erations break bread from the same
table, but such was the case Monday
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. M. L.
Batson, when they had as their
guests for dinner Capt. j. F. Nc
Clean and Mrs. Id Green. The first
named the first in the line of the
posterity, and little Alba Lee
Batson the fourth, she being his
great granddaughter.
Our lawyer friend w. M. Meal
lister of Waynesboro hailed US or
the streets of this city Saturday
On account of his successful use Of
his odd moments cultivating mod
ell farm on his home place, he il
known over this district, as the
farmer-lawyer. Mack has Away.
shown himself to be a good frienC
of this paper and editor, and We
appreciate his good offices.
Dropped in Wednesday to leave
a subscription to this paper, die
Mrs. Lilly Brewer. Had along will
her very bright baby, whose nam'
is Linda Roberta, and of sever
months lease of life. Also her fou
year old girl Alton Roveller. He
brothers, Leon and Geo. Lyle wer
also of the party ,as was Frank tn
son of John Brewer. These boy
are all close to the teen age.
It's perhaps annoying to some o
our readers to have to ding dons
so much on that plant. but we mus
again urge those Of our countr
correspondents, who are dropping
into that bert, to CUT OUT tn
gossiping business. The HERALl
is not matrimonial match mill
Let John call on Sal if he wants t
without heralding it abroad abou
their Sunday evening tete-a-tetes
Wait until they decide to marry
and then expend your literary affls
tus writing up the wedding.
Our Big Sale will begin Saturda
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