Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-07
FRIDA Y
LOCAL

A Saturday visitor IN LeakeSVlilt
from State Line, was John Brock
". N. Mills was over from Fruit
dale Monday. Nathan is the brother
of Lang Jr.
On Monday Gambler Ball came
up from Ball community to the
county capital.
This week Mrs. 0. E. Baird is
visiting paren is at Betty, Mr.. and
Mrs, Alb Breland.
Hon. D. A. Mcleod of Vernal, was
among the Corners Cd Supervisor s
court-day, i. e., N day.
Late this week Lonzo Denmark
will leave for Mullett, where he goes
to teach a school for the next six
months.
With this issue a Pressing Club
AID begins to run for Mr.. Jno. W.
Kelly who is located in the Alder
man building.
Among the new ads presented in
proper channel this week, will be
noted that of R. A. Albums, Barber
and Shoe Repairer. He solicits your
trade and promises good work.
Miss Ada Holloway, who has
charge of the musical department of
the Pire Level High School, return
ed to her home in MeJidian on Col
lege Heights, last week.
W. G. Wexford was up from Null
lett Tuesday Charley is getting
broader of shoulder since going into
the farming business. Manning a
plow is conductive to chest enlarge
ment.
True to published appointment,
DR.. C, E. Ward, Dentist, hove in
from Shubuta Monday and has been
busy running that little buzzing ma
chine into various lame and decayed
toothies.
A flying trip to Meridian was ia
ken the latter part of last week, by
Lawrence Williams. This is the young
man now in the Put Williams fam
lily, as Lawrence has about reached
that estate.
H. 2. Heidelberg and Gordon
RounsaYilIe left Tuesday for Tate
Springs, Tenn, where they will
spend a fortnight imbibing the Won
derful chalbeate waters of that re
sort. The water has a remarkable
cleansing effect on the blood from
malarial poison.
The post-ofice address Of Miss
Mary Ford is now Holly Springs,
Miss, she and her sister, Miss Min
ME having concluded their school
near State Line and returned home
These young ladies must be fine
characters, as we hear and read of
their praises sounded high, wher-
ever they teach IN the county.
Homer Samuels has decided to
teach two more months in Greene,
before hielng to his home for the
summer rest. Pierra, Lafayette Co.,
is his native heath We are well
pleased with the mannerisms and
general address of this young ped
agogue He seems to be a noble
type of Young aggressive intellectual
monhood.
The Board of Supervisors transac-
ted the regular monthly business OF
the County Monday, and among
other things decided to build Jail
commensurate with the present and
growing needs of Greene County and
in accordance to the Statute with
reference to separate compar tments
for the races and cells for the sexes.
This is a commendable move.
A bit surprised were we Monday t.
have the pleasure of shaking hands
with Ira E. Breland in Leakesville,
as we had supposed him far away in
the mountains of North Alabama
He run down to prospect as to some
investments in this section, and Of
course took a peep in on the kir
while so near. Ira may conclude
later to pitch in his fortunes with
this section again, but isn't quite
determined on that at this date. II
will be nearly year before he will
reach positive decision.
Citizens who have travelled into
town from various directions out in
the county since the tremendous
rain and heavy storm of last Friday
night. report the roads in almost
impossible conditions in many places
from the washouts and felled trees,
This section can congratulate itselt
that the escape from the Equinoctia
weather was of no more serious i'm
portThe roads can be repairediand re
opened, but farther to the North o
damage has been done to life anc
limb and property that can not bt
replaced by man.
Important School Notice.
All who are in debt to the schoo
please remit, SO | can balance II