Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-30
LOCAL

visors meet.
The Town Dads hold their month
ly meeting Tuesday next.
Quincy L. Freeman was Leakes-
vile visitor yesterday.
The NJ L. McRae family have moved
into their new home in Pool Add
ton.
Shift. Dan Breland looked after Of
fetal business at Lucedale since mid
week.
Among the new ads, we call at
tention to Clarl1's Barber, booked
last week.
Ben O'Daniel and Lee RounsaVille
were yokefellows in visit to Leales-
vile Monday.
Eugene Rounsaville made tw o
trips to our burg this week, on Mon
day and Wednesday.
Guests Of their sister, Mrs. John
J. McInnis, are Miss May McInnis
and little sister from Moss Point.
Preston Ferguson stuck his knee
to the bone one day last week with a
grass blade It's healing fast now.
A traveller out on Sundays train,
was Miss Emma Green, bound for
Moss Point to visit her friend, Miss
Nettie Clriot.
A Wednesday visitor in the county
capital. was so S. O. Smith, the po-
lite counter-jumper for R. D. Coch-
rams store at Jonathan.
Mrs. L. N. Ball has returned from
her trip to Lafayette Co., and they
have begun housekeeping in the rem
ted house near Metzger residence.
Recently Hard McInnis suffered
for several days with very severe
and distressing case Of acute indi-
gestion. He is on the mend now,
Last week Mrs. DIR. E. Faux re-
turned from her Midsummer visit
to parents in Memphis. OF course
the little one Elizabeth, accompani-
ed her.
The Cooper family haYe moved in
to the Pool house near Masonic
Lodge recently vacated by the CrOus-
es. Mr.. Cooper is d brother of Mrs.
Geo. Oglesby.
Rev. W. A Hays left last Friday
for Pelatchie in Rankin Co., to hold
a meeting for brother-p pastor. He
may hold one also at or near Quit
man before his return.
DIR. E. Faux has rented the house
belonging to Johnnie McInn1s vacated
this week by the NJ. L. McRae fami-
ly andis having household effects put
therin preparatory to speedy occu-
pancy.
F. NJ. Baldwin took his little
daughter Lizzie down to Vernal
Saturday, and they together will
take in the Lucedale Picnic in Aug
ust, when she will return home via
train.
Tuesday, Melvin, the oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuck Thomas, fell off
a fence and broke his right arm just
above elbow. He was hurried to
town and the shattered limb given
proper attention by Dr. Sam Pool.
Capt. J. F. Mclean broke hi
right arm at elbow on the 22nd INST.
His daughter writes that the
neighbors have been very kind IN
youchsafing assistance and that the
Captain is bearing up and getting
along very well under the trial.
An arrival during the week was
Mr. Wyatt Ratson OF McHenry' who
is the lawyer, instead of the brother
of DIR. MI. Batson here some weeks
ago as we stated then. This young
barrister was classmate with Hin
kle Heidelberg at Lebanon Glenn,
Law University.
While over from Janet Tuesday,
Mrs. Liza Byrd, wife of Nick, pre-
sented the HERALD family with &
luscious and monster muSkmelon. II
measured q inches long and weighed
1922 lbs. Her son Tom accompanied
her. Mrs. Byrd is one of those kline
motherly souls, whose good nature
beams from her pleasant Greciar
face.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. H M
Grouse, accompanied by Harry ant
Nellie left Leakesville via Citronell'
and Fruitdale on their Journey TO th'
Great Northwest. They will als'
stop off in Missouri to visit Mrs
Crouse's relatives for few days, ant
then the :ong run by Way OF Chicago
out to Seattle. " ashington proxlml
ty. Tom Naples calculates to Joll
them in ST. Louis early in August.
In itemizing the arrival OF Mrs
Luther Burch last week we CHROME
ouslv wrote down the little girl La
mar for boy. She was named 10
her uncle, Bruce Lamar Burcn, VIII
is commissioned officer in the y
S. Regular Army and his comman'