Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-07
LOCAL
Now ready, all kinds Of Valen
tines. Come and see.

lage Saturday. 49,. ~
Rich Flournoy was on the sick list
in the mid-week.
Riley Valley came down to the
countryside Monday.
Mr.. Oscar E. Rounsaville made the
Jackson trip last week.
Washington furnished caller in
Leakesville Saturday, Mr.S.H.James.
r. C. Martin made the trip with
the no-splitters delegation to Jackson
last week. - -, a.
Mack Box was sperambulator of
the streets OF our unpretentious city
Tuesday. a. n j.. 90.
Cleveland Elliot, Benedict of
about three weeks, came to this burg
Saturday.
w. p. Rhinehart made trip TO
Moss Point this week to sell some
sawn timber. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Burch were down
from State Line at the copverging of
the weeks.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. NatcOwen on Saturday af-
ternoon Feb. 9Th.
Lawrence and Lonias Clark were
amongst RS in Leakes-
vile for the day, Saturday.
Johnnie Wood drove up Col F. b.
Merrill from the town which bears
the latter's name, Friday last.
On Saturday Jim K. Box, the ge-
NAL Exshe farmer, circulated amongst
the business houses of our city.
John Landlord makes frequent ex-
petitions down to Out town these
days. On Saturday we saw him here.
A meanderer about the thorough
fares of Leakesville on last Friday
was Will E. Wexford of Rounsaville.
Remember that Circuit Court sets
in Leakesville, the Third Monday and
18th, day Feb. 1908. About ten days
hence.
Chester L. Avera, the debonnair
junior mem Der of the saw-mill firm
of Avera Bros, was down his coun-
tvs Capital Monday.
Merrill was suggested Monday in
Leakesville by the presence of J. l.
Dixon who had some business with
the County Solons.
Willie Rounsavllle joined the Jack
son bound party last week as the
train passed through the town which
bears his name.
The Board of Supervisors transact
ed business by short-meter Monday,
winding up their deliberations for
the Term in the one day.
Oscar Backstrem was one of the
number who went to Jackson last
week. He was b fcourse affiliated with
the no-splitters, in the New County
fight.
Will Avera was in the County
seat Saturday looking after drawing
hisemonth's salary. He is still tea
p ching at Washington. Is Principal
of that school.
Our bright-minded young attorney
H. P. Heidelberg made his second
itinerancy to Jackson, and did vail
ant service in accompling the defeat
of the new county measure.
The, accomplished Professor J. G.
Fain; gave the County Capital the
benefit of his presence on last Satur-
day. Fain is much esteemed over in
the Western part of the county.
A change took place in the agency
of the A. & III. Ry., at this place this
/. week, when H.. F. Garretson, the
old incumbent, resigned and succeed
ed by E. H. Burch of Vinegar Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Harper are
now residents of Hillman. The open
ing up of branch turpentine bust
ness to the one with which Harper
! has been engaged here, took him out
there.
Arrivals from Jackson, Miss, are
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Simmons. The
laeser is sister of Mrs. Nat Owen.
Mr.. Summons may accept position
as manager of the Leakesville Mer-
camille Co.
A request for change in address Of
her HERALD reveals the post-office o.
Mrs. NJ. B. Carr, as Choctaw Bluff
Ala. They formerly lived at Washing
ton, G. G. Mrs. Carr is the eldes'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hill
man.
Joe Valley presented himself a
the Court House Monday to qualif.
as the newly Elected Member from
Beat 3 by Special Election to succeed
Gaines West, resigned Supervisor
He made his bond, was sworn in an,