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Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
oLAssBoRo.

John P. Whitney came on from Mexico
to attend the funeral OF his mother, the
late Mrs. Josephine Whitney, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Lutz left Thurs
day for an extended visit among Olean, N Y.
relatives.
Miss Florence Luffbary is seriously i'll at
the home of her mother, in Philadelphia.
DR. Vernon L. d. Stultz was the guest
of Philadelphia friends on Sunday.
Rev and Mrs F. F. Craig are entertain
ing Rev. Charles Wampole, Of Ohio, at the
parsonage.
Roseiind, the little daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. Charles B. Dubell, is at a Philadelphia
hospital where she underwent a second
operation Friday.
Prof. r. NJ. Hortman spent Sunday at
Rignton, Pa, with his brother, who is se-
riously i'll.
H The old race. track on the Davis farm,
NEAR Clayton, has been leased by DR. E. NJ.
EDufield, Joseph Haun and Richard Smith.
Mrs. Harry Keeler and daughter Myrtle,
are visiting Sheffield, Pa. friends. Owing
80 i'll health MissKeeler has been compelled
to resign her position as teacher at the pub
some time.
Mrs. John S. Buck entertained the Indus
trial Sewing Circle at her Main street home
Thursday afternoon
Roy Prlcketb is laying cement walks
around bis Broad street residence.
Mrs. Julia Shield, one of Glassboro's old
est residents, is critically i'll at her home,
and her death is hourly expected.
George Harbert and son Frank, Of Kane,
Pa, spent Sunday at their home here.
The ReY. Herbert Wells, of the Emman-
ual Church, Wilmington, Delaware,
preached ats Thomas 2 E. Church Thurs
day evening The members of the Glass
Bntlle Blowers Association attended in a
body.
John Diks will open drug store~in the
old Enterprise building Saturday.
The pubnc fountain has been reset and
is again IN working order.
The firss meesingof the Young Woman's
4 Christian Temperance Union was held at
she heme OF Mrs. George Benninger Tues
lday evening
i The Whitney Departments store held theil
annual spring millinery opening Saturday
4 last.
/ Helen schmids. the little daughter 0
Mrs. Mary Schmids, is i'll at the Jefferson
hospital, Philadelphia.
Miss Agnes King, Of Ferrell, has takel
the position as the public school made va
caut by the resignation Of Miss Myrtl
Keeler
4 Mrs Albert Albertson was stricken wltl
paralysis she past week, and physicians sa.
she cannot recover
II An association to be known as the Glass
! Iboro DfatnatIc Association has been forme'
w.sh she following officers; Presidens, Dr
HE N Duifield: vice presidens, Harriso
i Estgea; secretary, Miss " Rogers; treas
urer, j. Leon Barton; stage manager,
porterfesd; electrician, =. Stulsz Pierce
scenic arsict, Joseph K Ham. The mem
bers will render drama IN the near future
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
TURNERSvlLLE.

The first quarterly Conference was held
on Thursday evening, April End, in the
Turneryille NJ. E. Church. At the close of
an address made by presiding elder, J. Nor
gan Reed, the business meeting took place.
An all day meeting was held in the Nj.
E. Church on Sunday. Love Feast at 10
o'clock, a. M, led by the Pastor, preach
ing at II o'clock by Rev. ]. Z. Landen; at
2 O'clock, Sunday school held short session
the Downer Sunday school joined in. help
ing TO make this part Of the days service
most profitable one, spiritually; at 3
ociock there was Sacrament Of the Lord .
Supper, followed by a very abled sermon
by Rev. j. z. Landen, the new pastor of
this place.
Last Thursday Geo. Parks moved from
this place to Evan, where he is engaged in
farming.
Mr.. Herbert Williams is still very sick,
and in addition to typhoid has sciatica
rheumatism. He is great sufferer
Mr.. D. K. and Ellen Brooks, of this
place, moved on Monday last to GrenIocb,
N ]. where they recently purchased for
themselves new home,
Mr.. Lummis Turner issuffering from the
effects of having some teeth extracted one
day last week.
Mr.. ). K. Powell, OF Grenlooh. received
a telegram from New York last Thursday,
telling him that his daughter, Sallie, would
arrive on the 7.3S0 p. IA. train, and be pre-
pared to meet her, as she was very sick.
The New York physician pronounced her
illness seaFletina, but after she arrived
home DR.. Smith Of Biackwood, was called
| in, and he said it was only light case Of
measles, which relieved her parents mind
greatly.
Handy John has again visited this placg
with bis great comic entertainment Hi
show was NOS SO well patronized as befors
on account Of the cold weather. He moved
from here 30 Grenloch on Monday
Last Monday, Mr.. Citizens, Of Blenheim
moved in Jerry Wheeler $ house vacated b.
Geo. Parks.
Mr.. j. r. Williams and vile spent Sun
day with VIM Collins, Of Pitman.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Two hundred members and friends of the
Methodist Episcopal Church rendered their
pastor, the Rev Meserall, reception at
Association hall Friday evening. The
ladies prepared bountifnl supply which
was followed by number Of short address
es and musical program. Jacob Imhof,
Howard Moore, George Benninger, David
Stanger, and William Park were in charge.
Mrs. Meseroll. who has been seriously i'll
for seyeral weeks, has recovered sufficiently
to be brought to the parsonage.
The faneral Of the late Mrs. Josephine
Whitney, was held from her late home
Friday afternoon, with interment at st.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal cemetery.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

On Delaware St. High ground; nicely
laid out streets so and 60x145; cement
walks and curbs; city water; gas; sewage;
10 minutes walk TO tation. Prices mcder-
ate for the location. Can be purchased on
LIBERAL TERMS to home seekers and
builders We inYite you to look over these
choice lots.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
WOODBURY.. N. J.

Y acre farm, minutes from station.
Fine house, 10 rooms and bath, carriage
house, barn and sheds, chicken and pigeon
houses, city water with FIRE plug, steam
heat. All eenvenienees. Price $4,000.
$500. 90 can remain
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

The executive committee Of she Demo-
cratic County Committee Of Somefset Co J,
last week, adopted the following resolution
with only one vote against:
Resolvee, That we do hereby call upon
the voters ef this county 10 chose as the
delegates to the State aud district eonveu
tions men who will support delegates TO
the national convention who are favorable
to she nomination 81 William j Bryan
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Centre ST., fine residence, IA rooms and
bath, nice stable, large lawn, $50 #. 'front.'
age. This property must be seen to be
appreciated. Room for two additional
houses. 81, 10000.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
Protecting DepOSitOFs a Success.

The Oklahoma law providing for the IN
suranee Of bank deposits has been in opera
tion less than month but, so far, all indi-
cations point to its success. Four hundred
and sixt-sixy state banks took out insurance
certificates - certificates being denied to
twenty-six banks that could not pass the
rigid examination. There are in the State
309 national banks. OF these, twenty nine
had, by the tenth OF March, received certi-
fcates, seventy y-three had been examined
by the bank examiners and will go in as
soon as the stockholders ratify the contract.
More than sixty national banks have re-
quested examination, and others have called
stockholders meetings to determine the
policy Of the bank.
1t is predicted those in position to
know-that within short time practically
every bank in the state will have taken ad-
vantage Of the insurance.
The Bank Of Commerce, Of Shawnee,
Oklahoma, on the 29th of February, inserted
the following advertisement in local
paper:
ssBefore the Depositors' Guaranty Law
went into effect, we had on February Il,
1908. Deposits, $3.50, ,54454.
Seventeen Jays under the protection Of
the Deposit6s' Guaranty fund of she state
of Oklahoma our deposits haye grown TO
be, s27o, ,s24.s9
sAn increase Of $39. .7So.35.
No reason to worry
What more do you want ~
Who will say shat The Oklahoma plan is
not succeeding? It has been said that banks
would go out Of business rather than to IN
cur the risk of having to pay the DIP 'sitors
of other banks. Experience does not sup
port this The state banks have come in,
and the national hanks are trying to get in,
and deposits are already increasing The
people feel that they haye a safe place &c
deposit their money.
The deposits are going to be protected
| the big bank will not much longer be PER.
mltted to build up prestige at the risE
Of the depositors of the county aud tht
welfare of each community
The Commoner.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Edith Ave. Nice residence and LOS, S
rooms and bath. Front 66x145. Back lot
88 feet. All conYeniences. Large enough
for two additional lots. Price $2800.00.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Fine residence, rooms and bath, newly
built. All conveniences. Very convenient
to depot and trolley.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Green ST., double house, in good order,
well rented. A bargain. Lot 80xl50 IT.
Price So, 10000.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Nice Country Store doing nice business
Residence and store. stable, wagon house
and lot and stock. Price $4,000 $1,000 90
can remain.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
EVAN. n. ].
NEAR WOODBURY.

81 acre farm. Clear OF all membranes.
Good buildings and soil. On stone road.
A fine farm. Price given at Office.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

High ST, new house, 10 rooms and bath;
all convenieuces. Price if sold at once
5000 90,
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Centre Street. Fine lots and nicely To-
Gated; in touch with every part of our city;
handy to trains; good investments for your
money.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
Houses and Lots
For Sale
QUEEN ANN

Elegant residence. 147 Evergreen Ave.
10 rooms, bath and all conveniences. Open
stairway finished in oak. Interior plans for
beauty and comfort. Lot 60x1s6. Price
So, 10000.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Wallace ST., double house, mansard roof,
in good order. rooms and shed each side.
Lot 75x200. Well rented. S., 10000
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
THE LINDEN
THE HODsKIN HOUSE

Canton, New York State, commercial
hotel, 60 rooms, story brick, electric
lights, steam heat, baths and all modern
c0nveniences. County seat, doing fine
business. Come see us for full particulars.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
Lots For Sale

Hopkins Street Nice lots; nice street,
where operations are fast taking up the
ground. Come see US before they are all
gone.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Blacksmith and Wheelright Shops, with
residence, barn and shed; 6 rooms; acre
ground; lodge room and amusement hall
on second and third floors, 20x40 It. Rents
for $500 90 year, with additional rents for
shows and fairs. Price $4,000 on easy
terms.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Store and dwelling, Z rooms, barn, wag-
on shed, nice lot,good location for business.
Broad Street residence or boarding house,
Is rooms; furnished complete. Lot 100 feet
front. All in readiness for summer board
ers. Price bargain on easy terms.
Broad ST. Residence, 10 rooms and BATH
Lot 5Sx264 ft Office attached; fine prop
erty. Price given at Office.
High ST. Residence, rooms and bath
Lot 50x150 IT, Price So, 10000. Easy terms
Broad S. Nice residence, rooms and
bath Lot 40x285 it. Large garden and
chicken yard. Price 81, 10000 Good in
Yestment.
Warner ST. .Nce double house. Well
rented Easy terms. Can you beat this
for home and an Investment combined?
Figure how low your rent would be.
Price 100000.
Centre ST. Fine residence for nice To-
Gated home. Bath and all conYeniences
Lot 60x100 feet. We will make terms to
suit you. Price 81 10000.
Centre St. Nice double house. nicely
located for home and good Investment,
handy TO trains; bargain. Price 54.0C0
Don't miss this.
Hopkins st. New up-to-date brick houses
All conyenienees. Have you seen them.
They are open for inspection. We can sell
you one or four at So, 10000 each; on easy
terms Call at Office.
RIyERYIEW HEIGHTS
New residence aud lot. rooms and
bath. Price $4,000.
WENONAH
Mantua Ave, fine residence, rooms and
bath; all convenience; lot 50x150 #.
Liberal mortgage can remain.
CLARKSBORG. M.
Nice house, 8 rooms; barn and sheds;
acre land; an Main ST. Price $2200 90.
Business Stands
For Sale
Residence and Stable Warehouse and
Factory. Ali oonYenienoes. Further in
formation at Office.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Cherry St, house and lot. 5rooms and
nice she'd Price $4,000.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

North Broad S., house and lot, rooms
and bath.
Cherry ST, house and lot. rooms and
nice she'd Price $4,000.
Red Bank Ave, house, 8 rooms and shed;
stables and sheds Price 100000.
Glover ST., 10 room house and lot. Price
$4,000. Will exchange for good farm.
Red Bank Ave-, double house, rooms
each Nice large barn, wagon housesslarge
lot. Price $4S00 90 on easy terms.
Curtis Ave-, fine brick residence, 5 rooms
and BATH Lot 40x120. Price $500o.oo.
Liberal mortgage.
Cherry ST., house and lot in fne condi-
tion, rooms and shed. Price $2300 90
Easy terms.
Red Bank Ave, nice residence, barn and
ontbuildiHgs; large lot. Call at office.
Delaware St, corner property. 8 rooms.
Bath and all conyenienoes. Lot 65xl50 ft.
clear Of streets. Work shop in rear OF
house. Nice lawn surrounded by hedge.
10 minutes from station. Price S4. 10000.
100000 can remain.
North Broad St. 10 rooms and ath.
Lot 40x225 IT, Price $2,80000
Mantua Ave. rooms and shed. LA
acres. Large frontage on Mantua Ave.
Price So, 10000.
Double house. Nos. 90 and 50 German
street, all conveniences; lot 50x150 feet.
Price So, 10000. These are good invest
ments as they are always rented.
Dare st. rooms and bath. 66x125 fl.
Price 81, 10000.
Wallace St., house, 5 rooms; barn, large
lot.
Tatum St, nice barn and sheds, large lot
200 fl. frontage. Price $l500.oo.
Broad ST. Brick residence and lot. Suit
boarding house.
Maple ST. Fine brick residence; 10
rooms and baths all modern cOnyeniences.
Price $500 90.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Tatum St, nice barn and sheds, large lot,
200 ft. frontage. Price $1500.o0.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Red Bank Ave, house. s rooms and shed;
stables and sheds. Price So, 100000.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Glover ST., 10 room house and lot. Price
$4,000. Will exchange for good farm.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Broad ST. Residence, 10 rooms and bath.
Lot 58x264 ft. Office attached; fine prop
erty. Price given at Office.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Warner ST. Mice double house. Well
rented. Easy terms. Can you beat this
for home and an Investment combined?
Figure how low your rent would be.
Price 100000.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Business stand doing a business Of
S42000.O0 year. Good reasons for selling.
Profits from ST. 600. 90 TO $5. 10000 year.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
BEAUTIFUL TWELLs TRACT

Hendry's Court. Lot l6x66 feet.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

GLAssBoRo AVENUE
Lots 50x150-165. a few lots will be
given free, with clear title, providing
houses will be built in three months TO
cost $l50000 Now what have yeu to say
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

High ST. Residence, rooms and bath.
Lot 50x150 fl. Price So, 10000. Easy terms
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Business stand where the income from
rents yield $4,000 per year. Further
information at office.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Store and dwelling, I rooms, barn, wag-
on shed, nice LOT, good location for business.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Broad ST. Nice residence, rooms and
bath. Lot 40x2S5 it. Large garden and
chicken yard. Price S2,600.00 Good in
Yestment.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Wallace St., house, s rooms; barn, large
lot.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Broad ST. Brick residence and lot. Suit
boarding house.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Broad Street residence, or boarding house,
Is rooms; furnished complete. Lot 100 feet
front. All in readiness for summer board
ers. Price bargain on easy terms.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
For Rent

Hopkins ST. New brick residences, all
convenienoes, up-tc-date; S24 co month.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

147 Evergreen Ave. rooms and bath.
$35 90.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

Maple ST. Fine brick residence; 10
rooms and bath; all modern conyeniences.
Price $500 90.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09

5 acres land, apple and pear orchard.
Emerson st. $50 90.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-08
4"
BALL.

As met with success last week
will come again.
This week is one of rain and
Wild.
All the farmers are blowing their
corn.
Mes+rS. w. O. 1lcInnis and Hen
ry Brown made business trip to
Hillman Monday.
Mr.. Jas. Woodland is having his
oats cut this week. 1t is rather
wet for cutting oats.
Mr.. II. r. James went to Merrill
Monday on business.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G.. Woodland and
children spent last Saturday with
Mr.. and mrs. Golf of Merrill.
Cecil, the little girl of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Smith has been sick with
the cold but is improving now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Woodland were
over to the Beaver Pond today
Mr.. Woodland to work and Mis-.
Woodland to visit.
Some of the pupils are not at
schoo: today owing to the bad
weather
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Alien are
comfortably settled in their new
abode.
Messrs. W. N. McInnis and J. A.
Smith made a business trip to Bex-
ley Saturday evening
Mr.. John Woodland was seen rid
ins through Ball this morning.
Mr.. ]. L. Brown went down to
wards Merrill today guess he had
business down that way.
Dewey Bexley absented fro m
school Monday on account of sickness.
Mr. Lee Brown was seen in this
vicinity last Monday.
Miss Ellie has been having IL bad
case of tooth ache this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Eubanks and
children spent last Sunday with Mr..
John Woodlands family.
The Sunday School children at
Pine Grove are rehearsing their
recitations frequently now for
children S day.
Well as my letter is getting ra-
Their lengthy the editor might COM
nit it to the waste basket instead
of to the people if | don't stop.
Maybe ] will come again.
CoRN-BREAD.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-08

Adamsyille, May 4, 1908. Have
not seen anything from Adamsvillt
in long tire.
Times are awful lonesome around
here now. Our school is out and
over. Dear Teacher has gone back
to Blue Mounta n. We sure hated
to See her leave old Greene County.
We had nice concert at the close
OF our school and after the school
pupils got through speaking Mr.. E.
w. Breland got up and made grand
talk at which business he is an ex-
part; although he said he never could
talk to but one girl at the time but
could talk to a house full of bows.
Anyway we sure like to hear him
speak, wish he would come again.
What has become of that Girl TO
Jonathan. Come again and tell us
about your black eyed fellow.
Miss Susie Smith and Mr.. Joseph
Merritt we're out driving Sunday
also Miss Mamie Smith and Mr..
hagaf CrOaker. think they were
having nice time.
Mrs Lawrence Clark and family
took dinner with Mrs. e. p. Smith
Sunday.
Mrs. E Kittrell from Printisville
has been spending week With her
parents and relatives at Adamsville.
Kisses Mamie and Lele Smith and
Sarah Merritt went out to gather
berries Saturday afternoon, but we're
too late to get any
Have the young folks of Ball gone
lizard hunting any more? | hope
they were successful in catching
them; am sure they were if they had
cat with them.
| hope the ball team of Leakesville
had good luck. am sure they did.
Best wishes to the HERALD and it's
readers. Blue EYES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-08

Intended for last Issue.)
Janet, Miss, Apr. 20, 19O8.-I
have not forgotten the good old
HERALD yet, though | guess you
thought | had.
The concert at Pleasant Hill the
18th of this month was nice enough
and was enjoyed by all who
attended.
Jennie-?) Byrd of Janet spent
Wednesday eve with her friend Mrs.
Nancy Byrd and reports nice time.
We are sorry to say that our
school teacher, Miss Booth Hutch
ms las returned home to Bl'le
Noun tain, Miss, since her school
was out.
We are glad to say that Mr.. Den
ME Freeman is improving some.
We hope nc will soon be up again.
Mr.. Mitchell Byrd has gone up to
Fola, where he will stay with his
sister, Mrs. Daughdrill, while.
Mr.. Ebon Ham has planted bis
crop the third time, | think on &C
count of the hogs eating it up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden BYRD of Fola.
Miss. spent few days with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Byrd, last
week and returned home Sunday.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-08
WASHINGTON.

Nicely, Miss, Apr. 28th 1905
Please pardon me for neglecting
to write to the good HERALD, but
have been so very busy could not
find time to write.
Washington is booming, everybody
is busy planting crops and the gar
dens are just beautiful. We have
had good rains, almost too much.
Everybody has gathered in their
cattle. All were made glad to see
so many alive that they thought
we're dead.
The people at Washington will
shear sheep next week; wish the good
Editor could be with us to. help eat
mutton roast.
Dad was seen passing through our
village to-day. Dad is hustling with
his brick and will soon be ready to
burn them.
Nj. E. Green is still rushing his
business in.
Our school closed last Friday, glad
to see so many of our McLa;n and
Leakesville friends turn out that
lay Hon. B. p. Harrison and our
representative, Hon. E. w. Breland
addressed the crowd, which address
es were enjoyed by all. Hons. b.
2. harrison and E. W. Breland
have many warm friends around
Washington.
The children regret very much
that the school has stopped as they
all loved their teachers so well.
] d. Byrd is running his teams
in Washington now.
Jim Hillman returned from Moss
Point today. He wears a big smile
on his face. We know things went
his way.
Mrs. Charles Hillman and Mrs.
Alex Breland visited relatives in
Hattiesburg last week. Spent most
of the time with Mrs. Mamie Clark
who was shot two months ago and
is not able to sit up yet, but is slow
lily improving. We hope she will
soon be well.
Mrs. Peaster Hillman returned tC
her home near Avera yesterday after
q pleasant stay with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Green.
| Mr.. Sam Moody heard a noise at
CON ON THIRD COL. EDIToRIALPAGE.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-08

Betty, Miss, May, 4, 1908. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Ball have been
sick several days, bnt glad to say
they are improving.
Mr.. Guy Ederington must be run
ming some kind of log business, see
a large day book in his pocket.
Look out girls for Mr.. Moore |
see he is wearing collar and tie.
The high water carried some OF
the men S logs out into the river.
Mr.. Rob Pipkins says he has a
COW that gives two gallons of milk
day; that's nothing, our cow gives
tw gallons twice a day.
Misses Nora and Florence Bal
spent Sunday evening with Miss
Leila Ball.
Miss Mary Ford's school will be
out the 21st of May.
Miss Isabelle Ball and Mrs. Ed Bal
made flying trip to Mobile las
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Bradley spen-
Sunday with Mrs. w. d. Ball.
A large wild cat was seen at Mr.
Charley Hunt s house several nights
past. 1t scared the inmates of tn,
house very much.
/ Mr.. w. D. Ball went TO Leakes
willie today
Several of the men went to tn
sheep per today to shear sheep.
Mrs. ]. G.. Ball spent Sunda,
night with her father, Mr.. o. Hill
man.
| Miss Mary Ford and Mr.. Leste
Samuels went to sec Miss Mimi
Russell Sunday.
Miss Katie Brewer of Hillman wa
over Sunday visiting her sister
| Mrs, Celia Hillman.
/ Mrs. Laurence Ba SAYS she think
she will visit North Mississippi thi
summer. With best wishes.
ROSE BUD.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-05-08

evening with Misses Kate and Oh
Mills
Al.' Kila brannan has moved III
in this part of the country.
Miss Lula Mills spent the week
with her brother, ]. A. Mills.
Mr.. John Hassell is doing a rush.
ing business with his little mill.
Misses Theodocia and Nettic Cole
schools were out Friday April 18th,
and we are all sorry to see them
leave.
Mr.. Pink Brannan made a flying
trip to Lucedale Thursday last.
Best wishes to the Editor and all,
all OF his readers. Good-day.
4p VELVET ROSE.