Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-03


Wednesday.
Mr.. J. B. Snider Jr., foreman of
the HERALD printery, Sundayed
in Nicely.
Mr.. Dave Williams of Mouth of
Big Creek vicinage came up to the
old burg Tuesday.
Spent last week out of town did
the Paterson family, visiting at
Mouth of Big Creek and Merrill.
From over near McLain, came
Mr.. Jas. M. Hughes Saturday to
attend to some business at the
Courthouse.
Account of the converting of their
Association, there were quite a
number of county teachers at
Leakesville la Saturday.
On the well-list again is Mrs.
Lizzie Lackey, who suffered recent
ly from a four-week's attack of
pneumonia.
McLain was generous to Leakes-
vile last Saturday, loaning no less
and so important person as its
school principal, Prof. Coleman.
VIM. Hoogt ,rp came down to our
village WedEes lay after some med
icine for Mrs. Mclean Of his neigh
borhood, VINO is still quite low.
Hon. Dan Taylor, a prominent
barrister from the capital Ct
Wayne County, transacted business
at Leakesville Friday of last week.
Hon. H. P. Heidelberg went up
to the town of similar name in
Jasper county at the conveyance
of the weeks to visit his kith and
kin.
On Tuesday Mr.. Joe S. Green
came up to our own. He lives on
the Vernal and Leakesville public
road and of course on account of
this location is broadly acquainted.
Foster Tedder is holding down
the railroad Agency at Leakesville
during the Hines of Mr.. Burch.
Tedder and his wife are boarding
in town during his Temporary en-
gagement.
Mr.. Boss Byrd came up from
North Jackson Co., at the weeks
converging to see this brother-in-
law, E. H. Burch and father,
Jesse Byrd, who were both on
sick-beds.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society
of Leakesville asks that we announ-
&c change in their meeting times
from Saturday to Monday. Their
next regular meeting is to be held
with Mrs. C.. E. Anding on Monday
April 9th.
Mr.. IraWilliams who livse about
seven miles below Leakesville on
the River road, West side of
river, is still in very precarious
health. Has been bed-ridden over
year, since was paralyzed about
that time.
Drew D2ughdrill was another
from a sister town to visit
Leakesville Tuesday. McLain was
the generous little city that spared
him. He had business at the court
house and a pleasing visit to the
HERALD outfit.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
ciety makes the request that an
nouncement be made of an Ice
Cream Supper under the Society's
auspices at Mrs. POOLS on to-
morrow, Saturday, April 18th. In
the evening we presume at usual
hours.
Very much exulted are we over
the generous rush of subscription
money our way this week. If our
Honor Roll keeps lengthening out
this way, there will hardly be any
names near liable for U. S. Ruling
frequently referred to herein be-
fore.
The article reading thus last
week 1.-The Board of Supervisors
meet Monday" lacked just one
word to make it correct, this
should have been the four lettered
one week.. In other words
their meeting time is next Monday,
April 9Th.
The Bank of Leakesville moved
into its new brick building last
Saturday. 1t is now housed in
home the equal in appearance and
appointment of any in the state,
the size town considered. The in
side finishing and equipment are
of the most elegant, convenient and
beautiful sort.
Squire Alderman looked after
professional business in Justice
Court at Vernal Saturday. Justice
Box, so Alderman tells US, will
soon celebrate his eighteth birth
day anniversary. The old judge as
he is called, is indeed full of years;
but few county district judges live
to be octegenareans.
A Monday incursionis to Leakes-
vile was Mr. A. c. Naples of Moho-
bba. Everybody knows Uncle Alb.
We acknowledge a kindly call
and very much appreciate the
words of praise he gave us for the
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