Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
LOCAL

AIOiu(I SOhilLl -oNSAh N4olNOA
Monday was Henry Brown.
Kim Daughdriil put in appear
ance at the count-yseat Tuesday.
Rich Henderson was doing some
shopping in our village Monday.
Dock Beard took a spin out on
the NJ. & O. in the midweek.
Henry James was circulating a.
bout the County-Seat town Monday
Henry Smith had occasion to
drop down to this village Monday.
Lawrence Clark passed through
Leakesville Tuesday, on his way to
Moss Point.
]. W. Mckay. the Waynes5oro
Capitalist was down here in the
midWeek.
Our townsman, Mr.. S. w. Ball
made business trip to Moss Point
late last week.
Marcus and BERTHE Mcleod had
their smiling countenances on Lea
kesville display Monday,
jim Box and spouse were in the
good old town which bears the
name Of Leakesvilla Monday.
Mr.. E. B. Ball and little grand
soa, were up from the Southern end
OF the county early in the week.
Dave West favored Greene Coun-
tvs Capital with his presence on
theS econd day of the week Mon
day.
j. C. Daughdril oe Leaf at
tended the Tax Land Sale Monday
an T1c51ly. joe seems to be as
happy g lI:ky as usual.
]. E. Alderman has moved his
law Office from out of the old into
the new bank building, being loca-
ted upstairs
Mr. Lawrence Evans has been in
the St. Louis territory for the last
several days looking after lumber
orders for his firm.
W.D Ball the redoubtable and trad
ingDan, made a trip toMossPoint in
t early days of the week, on q
tlm)c- selling expedition.
jim Beard. the 'Fh1nc mln WIS
regulating the wires Of our city
system Monday He is handy with
his nippers and climbers.
Rev. W. A. Hays and We editor
attended 2 District Missionary In
stituse of the n. E. Church in
Meridian in the mid-week
Outgoers on Tuesdays train we're
Mrs. Vim. L. Currie, her little
daughter, and mother. enroute for
McHcnry, the latter's home.
Hon. B. P. Harrison, left Sunday
for Bay St. Louis to exercise his
functions as States prosecutor in
Circuit Court there converting nov.
The Board Of Supervisors were in
session Monday and Tuesday till
noon. Business Of a humdrum
nature. See proceedings in another
column.
Mr.. C. M. Vanbens,hoten, the
we'll known land man Wi h a Scran-
ton re5idency, was in L2akcsville
early in the week in his customary
capacity.
A couple of prominent Merrill
folks had business in Le@kesville
Tuesday; namely j. C. Dorsett,
Merchant and DR.. W. w. Eley,
Physician.
Mr.. Randall Mcleod, a former
Greene County citizen of Leaf riv-
er vicinage, but of late years of
Moss Point residency, attended the
Land Sale here Monday.
fohn McInnis Of Vernal was up to
Leakesville Saturday. He is able
to walk now with scarcely any
limp, account the accident to his
back some months ago.
John and Anguish Merritt, two of
the Fork Of rivers citizens, sd CASTER
ated in the countysite burg Mon
day. Glad to see these good ma
tured ola boys once again.
Rev. W. A. Hays made trip up
to AdamsviIle Monday to see Mrs.
McLe.n who lies on whats thought
to be her death bed. Her condi-
ton is unchan yed at this writing.
Lee P. Peaster came down from
State Line Monday. He is to see
the still of Hillman Turpt. CO. this
week. Lee has changed his abode
from this to that Estate Line)town.
The falkland sale came of Mon
day. 1t ran little while Tuesday.
Most of the lands advertised had
been redeemed before sale day,
hence this cut down the bargaining
considerable.
Mrs. Hazard, sister of Mrs. w
f. Beary came Up from the Goose
Pond community Monds. with
Hon. D. C. Eubanks, her father
She is accompanied BY her baby
They are visiting the Beary family
The regular Term Of J. P. Cour1
district No. l sat at Leakesville
Saturday with Justice Amsler or
H. hench- But one criminal case