Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
LOCAL


trip to Mobile this week.
Webster Denmark was down
from Richton in the midweek.
We are prepared to do nice dress
making. M. E. Grouse &Co.
The J. E. Alderman family got
back from their Texas trip early
this week.
Miss Della Churchwell is back
home again having concluded her
stay at Merrill.
The later diggers are bringing
the HERALD prodigious reports of
crops gathering.
Miss Lottie Ball writes from Ball
sending a renewal and says PLEASE
keep the news coming my way.
Miss Lucretia Melvin asks that
we change her paper from Heidel- |
berg to Ovett. Guess she must be
teaching at the last named place
now.
Raj Gordon has cast in his for
tunes with our sister river town
to the South, Merrill, taking the
management there for the Martin
branch livery.
P. E. Green was over from
Washington hamlet last Saturday.
We acknowledge a callsfrom the
young man, whom in easy acquain-
lance, we know as Ed.
The H. M. Faux family have
moved from Que of the Harrison
cottage in Pool addition, into the
B. w. Mcleod home. Ben will
live. in. there still-with. them.
P. c. Daughdrill has evidently
shifted Ibis base of livelihood oper-
ations from Richton to McLain, as
we have request from him to
make that change in addressing his
paper.
In Leakesville in the mid-week
was Rev. R. H. M. Watson of u
riel, (when he is at home.) The
Presidency of the Mississi ppi M. P.
Conferences keeps him on the go
great deal.
Services of a protracted nature
running from Sunday to Thursday
night, were conducted this week at
Curry Schoolhouse by Rev. W. A.
Hays, Rev. Y. D. Westerfeld
assisting.
Billy Durham shows US a letter
from the Walton Shingle Co.. of |
Scranton, closing a deal with him
for an engagement running in
definitely at the handsome figure
of 81 per day. He leaves late this
week.
Up here in the mid-week closing
up settlement for the Artesian
Well sunk for Mckay Rounsaville,
was Mr.. John Seutter of Pass
Christian, who is regularly in that
line of business.
ClantoE Ball, accompanied by
wife and babies and Mrs. Julia
Valley, passed through town yes
terday enroute for their home in
the Southern part of the county,
having concluded their visit in
Adamsville community.
Visiting Mrs. J. E. johnson at
Richton this week, were Mrs.
Shin Turner and Mrs. C. E. Harper
of Hillman. Mrs. Turner is a sis
ter and Mrs. Harper a cousin of
Mrs. Johnson, who herself is a
daughter of Mr.. Jonathan Kittrell.
Albert Mcleod and Riley Valley
loaded up their buggies with cleo
ton boxes, tickets and other para
phenalia for holding the General
Election next Tuesday, and sailed
out Thursday to deliver these to
the managers at the various voting
precincts of the county.
C. j. Nicely was out to Leakes-
vile this week and gave US call.
He tells that despite the panicky !
times and low prices of turpen-
tine, he has made more money this
year than common, by close manip- !
uating. Nicely had thickened out
so in physical form, that we hardly |
recognized him.
Tom Naples ST.. of Mohoba, was
over early in the week, and in COM
pany with DIR. Pool looked over our
printery. The Doctor is an oblig
ing hand at showing the callers
over the shop when he is around, |
MS he has taken that peculiar inter-
est in the plant, that he can ex-
plain its modus operandi about same
rs we can.
Rich Flournoy has given up his
position in the railroad offices at
Vinegar Bend and entered the
State University of Mississippi |
on his own hook he writes US. We |
admire the spunk of a young man,
who finding his literary education
below his demands, reverts back to
study and that at his own financial
expense. Of such stuff are the best
men that America produces made |
Hon. B. p. Harrison has engaged |
house and is planning to move his |
family to Gulfport about Dec LIST
in order that he be more accessible !,
to home life in the discharge of his
duties. The court schedules re-
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