Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-04-02
LOCAL


pleasure journey.
Rev. H. H. Poole has spent the
major part of the week in town at
tending the Rudd meeting.
Amongst the faces seen on our
streets ednesday. was that of A.
Rhett Turner of Vinegar Bend.
Murdoc Valley and Isaiah Dunnam
came down from Grafton yesterday
to transact some homestead business,
A visit to the Gulf City was indul-
ged in by Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Owen
and little Crawford the first of the
week.
The E. B, Carroll family have re-
turned from Florida and Ed is taking
position again with the Bear Creek
Mill Co.
Pulling the ribbons over that pref
ty black horse of his Wednesday
in Leakesville, was that sturdy East
Slider w. r. Rush.
c, NJ. Van Benschoten paid one of
his customary abstracting trips to
Leakesville this week. Familiarity he
is known here as Rip.
G. p. Smith and small son Oscar,
together with l.. D. Clark embarked
on train here Thursday for Moss
Point to meet some timber.
A. Kittrell from County Line, was
kown Yesterday. Personal acquaint-
ance with him reveals the sturdy
Qualities of citizenship he possesses.
]. A. Davis of Exsho gave US a
very pleasant call Tuesday and ad-
vanced his subscription another
year. Jimmie is one of the original
pioneer SuDSCftUGfS.
The E. N. Patterson family moved
from out of the Pool House in Pool
Addition, Tuesday from their home
down town, situated on the street
leading by the drugstore building.
Alfred J. Smith boarded Wednes-
days outgoing train on another trip
to Moss Point to market some more
logs the accommodating waters are
carrying out for him. He still has
five hundred more to get off.
On the streets of Leakesville Sat-
urday, was Prof. J. C. Fain of Nicely.
Faln is kept pretty close at good old
Washington G.. G. these days teach
ing the school, Saturdays are about
the only days he finds to dash of
anywhere.
Sam Green got in Wednesday from
off of quick trip down the river as
he left here Saturday on a raft for
Lang Mills. Sam is making prepare
tions to build him a home on the
knoll across branch from his father S
new house, and adjacent to McInnis
Addition.
The Hon. Hinkle Heidelberg was
out the first part of the week travel
ing in behalf of professional bust
ness. As oft expressed, its quite a
task for the reportorial eye to keep
up with the perigrinatiOns of this
active young barrister, but once in
a while we manage to chronicle him
on the fly,
Let this remind you to not fail to
read the second inStallment of the
Ellis Missionary Tour, which appears
in this issue. Failure to keep up with
this series Of letters can but be your
loss. We are producing this feature
at special cost for your benefit, and
it reaches you without one extra
cent expended on your part.
In recent issue we noted the re-
moval of Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Green
from out OF the Pool house down
town into the store building OF f. j..
Green. We were partially correct,
but the true statement should be
that they moved out of the Pool
house, stored their household effect
in the Green building for day or
SO and then moved into the Miller
house, on McEachern lot, the small
Que.
Accompanied b. DR.. NJ. L. Batson
<. III. Burch went down to Mobile at
the converging of the weeks to con
suit DR.. Bondurant, an eminent spe
cialist of that city, relative to his
case. He has for several weeks beer
suffering from pains in his right side
and there was some suspicion o.
trouble with the Appendix. The
Mobile expert thinks it is his liver
He told Burch there was no reason
VIA he should not live to the ripe
old age of three score and ten, de
spite his attack of Paralysis last year
and that with good care he would
probably fully recover all power 0
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