Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-12
LOCAL


Read the double column ad of the
new concern of Leakesville, the Bank
Restaurant Co.
5th., Sunday in August and run
ming to embrace the LIST. Sunday in
September.
Sam Gibson of Lucedale, took in
the Commencement here last Thurs.
day and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyra Roberts got
back to Leakesville off their honey
moon Friday
At the last moment Sone Masonic
Resolutions of w w. Mills deceased
crowd out till our next.
Grafton visitors in our town to-
day were Messrs j. A. and Melton
Smith, father and son.
Lloyd Kittrelll dropped into our
printery Saturday and saw our
pre- grinding out papers.
Orr bluff friend Albert Davis, was
in town yesterd W from Exsho and
had a pleasant word with us.
Miss Lilly West is down from
Grafton taking in the M. P.
Meeting, acting as organist.
Pres Beard was in town Monday,
he lives on the East Side, near Alaba
ma line on Old Escatawpa road.
Mrs. G. E. Aduing and Claude No 2
got back from their visit to Jackson
and Pocahontas, early last week.
Davis Daughdrill, was another,
to take in the Commencement.
He lives in the Fork of the rivres.
Lack of space compels the post
ponesment of our reference to the
school commencement for another
week.
The stir of visitors in the old
town Sat. was probably partially
incidented by the school common
cement.
Rev. G. W. Rainier fill his regular
monthly appointment here with the
Baptist flock, Sunday and Sunday
night.
BY request we announce that the
Baptist Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. G. E. Anding Wednesday Even
ing next June H..
Earnest Burch is back from Bay
Minette Ala, and is so far i'm
proved as to have been able to re-
sumo his job as railroad agent here.
Prof. J. F. Miller and his mother
left on Wednesday train for their
home at Forest. Miller will teach a
Summer school at Linton in Clark Co.
More matter is carried over again
this week, owing to the material be-
ing excess of our space complement.
Never mind, we shallclean it all up
after a bit.
Miss Orrie Daughdrill is visiting
the lobe Cburchwell family this
week. She is kinswoman of Mrs.
Churchwell. A daughter of Davis
Daughdrill.
Miss Parepa Montroy got in early
in the week from Rocky Greek, where
she has been assistant in the School
She is sister of Mrs. B. w, Nc
LeOd and spent alfew days with her.
Mr.. Charley Pipkius was up to the
Capital City Tuesday to see his
Grandson, John. W. Gibson, and
finding that he was alright he re-
turned Wednesday to his home at
Lucedale.
Our good friend VIM. T. Lister o!
Red Hill, fetched a cotton bloom to
the HERALD Office Saturday. He ex-
poets to bring us a boil of this for
ward crop in short. Who if anybody
could beat this?.
Atlantis in homestead contest
proceeding before S. r. Mckay, Spe-
cial Commissioner, Wednesday were
Kim Daughdrill, Oscar Evans and
Ed Green of Nicely. Kim was the con-
testant and the other two boys his
witnesses.
Earl Fisher came along with the
Chronicle ball players last week.
Earl was in school at Chronicle at
the same time with this editor, but
was but small kid then, several
grades below us. We are always
clad to chat one of those oldtime
boyhood friends.
Misses ARA e. Townsend and Jcn
ner left on last Saturdays train fol
Forest, the home of the former, where
they will rest up from their teaching
work. Miss Hernia Guyton was a'sc
an out-traveller on the same train
going to Ingomar, her home town, t.
spend the vacation. She was The Pr
mary teacher in our school an ex
ceptionally good one.
A special meeting was held by
the Board of directors Of the Banl
of Leakesville and the present cash
Ter, Mr.. Nat Owen, elected presi-
dent, in place of E. F. Ballard, re-
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