Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-05

LOCAL


Tom Avera came to this town
Monday.
Jepsy Clark was about town yes
terday.
D. C. Landlord showed up from
Avera Monday.
Rich and Willis Cochran were
down to this village Monday.
John Woodland was a Monday
conner to the County capital.
T. ] Beard peddled out wagon
load of catfish in town Thursday,
Lee V. Rounsaville passed over
this way on the cars Wednesday.
Lawrence Ball and sister, Miss
Leila, were in our town yesterday.
Wyatt Churchwell got home
from MillsappS College at Jackson,
Tuesday.
Rev A.G. Ferguson has closed his
school at Rocky Creek and is home
resting up:
A number of features and several
other pieces of matter are crowded
out of this issue.
Sam l. Churchwell WIS in town
Monday from Edith. A small son
accompanied him.
Miss Nola Churchwell got home
Wednesday from Whitworth Col
lege at Brookhaven.
Our good and aged friend, Alb
Naples got over to Leakesville yes
terday on a trading trip.
John Harrison was a citizen
from Washington to visit the coun-
ty-seat town Monday.
Rev. A Dock Breland made an
other incursion to the Capital burg
early this week from McLain.
Mrs. ] L Mills Jr and Langie
the Third are again visitors in
Leakesville at the Frank Green
home.
Albert Harvinson was another
from Washington to come to
Leakesville on the second day of
the week.
Tyra Roberts was in Leakesville
first time Monday in a good while.
This the Tyra that formerly dwelt
at Jonathan.
A Thursday shopper in this viii
lage was Mr., Os Turner from cross
Big Creek. Along with him was
one of his sons
w. T. Hoogterp had occasion to
seek the pleasure of the County
seat village Monday, mingling with
the court throng.
Proceedings of the Board of Su-
pervisors, June Term will be print
ed in our next. Nothing of real in
telest transacted.
Down to Leakesville in the mid
week looking after business inter-
ests, was Mr.. ]. w. Mckay, CAPT.
. talist of Waynesboro.
DIM. Eubanks was up to the Coun-
ty Capital the second day of the
week from Lower Greene, this is
the one called Little Dave, y
An insurance underwater was
stretching his tapeline over the
business section of our city Tues
day with view of iSsueing policies.
DR.. Harrison and Marvin Beeson
returned to Meridian by Wednes-
DAYS train, the meeting having
closed Tuesday night They have
made friends here, who will always
remember them with delight.
Miss Eva Brannan of Citronelle,
is visiting the Denmark and
Churchwell families of our city.
Her mother is sister of Mrs. Den
mark and of Sam and lobe Church
we'll.
C. M. Vanbenschoten has been
spending several days in Leakes-
Vile this and last week fumbling
over the county records doing alb
stracting for his principals at
Scranton.
Nicholas of Ball, and Two Sisters
of Janet and some others, furnished
letters for this issue, but they got
here one day too late for insertion.
On Thursday. Please mail them
so as to arrive here Wednesday.
A new business has opened In
Leakesville. The Bank Restau.
rant Co. in the Old Bank building
with E. N Patterson as manager
In addition to the restaurant feat
ure. they are carrying light gro
ceries ct cetera.
Hon. C P Smith of Adamsvill'
and the Supervisor elect by specla
election few days since for Bea
2. came down Monday and assumed
the duties of his Office. He is no
raw timber have sat out term no
many years back, and was presl
dent of the Board during that ten
ure.
Amongst the strollers over tn
capital city Monday, was J. !
Dearman, Ex-justice of Beat 2 TIN
side of the river. His honor IN
r.