Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-06

Our affable Semitic friends, San
and Simon Isaacson of Lucedale have
been in town this week
A Washington incurSionist into
the county seat town Thursday o.
last week was Henry Hathorn.
Two citizens of Nicely to visit the
capital of Greene Wednesday, were
Kim Daughdrill and G. J. Nicely.
Boss Byrd had the misfortune tC
lose horse Saturday, it dying with
some malady of the equine family.
Together w. P. Rhinehart and his
mother made an incursion into
Leakesville from Sweetwater Mon
day.
Up from Merrill Monday looking
after the assessment equalization OF
the Rose Lbr. Co., was J. B, Merrill
and L. G.. Helms.
Tom R. James, Atty, and G. c.
Timberlakc were over from Lucedale
Monday, James acting as trustee in
land foreclosure matter.
AS we received three communica-
tions from Pleasant Hill or Janet
this week, and our space was limited,
selected and ran but one.
Strollers about the old burg Mon
day were the following denizens OF
Betty: 0. H. Hilman, G, H. Dun
nam, Solomon and Jim Ball and Char
ley Hunt.
H. NJ. Faulk ran up from Mobile
at the converging of the weeks. He
and brother Guy are jointly running
a blacksmith and AcetyliGe Gas light
business.
Among the Supervisor Court at
PENDANTS Monday, was Calvin Byrd,
of Janet. Glad to get personally ac-
quainted with this one of our regu-
lar subscribers.
c. Mack Todd drove over from ia
net Monday and brought back Luth-
er Smith to the Burch home, who
had been visiting his brother and
sister at his home.
In coming over your HERA L d
it may be paying move to keep a
watchful eye on that corner of the
paper devoted to the advertising III
the Bank Restaurant Co.
Mrs. J. J. Haynie, the sister OF
Mrs. Hays, who was married in
Hattiesburg about month ago, has
joined her mother, Mrs. Campbell, in
the visit with the Hays.
During the converging of the weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Rock well Green OF
Lucedale vicinage were guests of the
VIM. Clark home Mrs. Clark is a
daughter of this elderly couple.
DR.. Sam Pool was called away
Thursday to Hattiesburg to the bed
side of two of the young children Of
his brother who recently died in that
city. They have Typhoid fever.
Thursday of last week, Mr.. Jack
Robinson took his departure fol
Grand Rapids, Mich, to join his fam
ily there till Fall when the shingle
mill will probably resume opera ton
AS is customary the Blodgett a
gents, E. McLennan general and Ton
Avera sub, appeared before tht
Board to offer any information posi-
bly, required bearing on assessment
equalizations.
Geo. W. Bearry went up to Meri
dian last week taking along his mott
er to the State Insane Hospital
Twas her request to go back to al
asylum for treatment as she felt he
mind in need of it again.
This being the week devoted b,
the Board of Supervisors to equali2
ing the newly made assessment rol!
that role of course brought numbe
of landowners and landagents befor
the august lawmaking body.
Will H. Brock tells US of iarg
rattlesnake killed Sunday evening o
Jas. Clark and himself at the bridg
on Morgan Greek near Adamsvlllt
The old serpent had II rattles and
button and was little over eft long
Through typographical error th
allusion to the Lucedale Picnic in
recent issue was put down as fo
Aug. IS, when it should have bee
for Aug. IA We thank Simon Isaac
son for putting us right on the ma
er.
Other land-agents looking aftt
assessment equaliza tions before tt
Board, were B. G. O'naniel for tt
Ala. Land & Development Co., On
& o. r. r. and E. W. Breland fl
the Vinegar Bend Lbr. Co., "a. u
r. r.
Our readers will doubtless peru
the aggressive advertising OF Il
New Store. the Roberts, Beard
Co., in this issue. This firm is b
ginning right: there is no better
quicker way to make the bow to t
public than with printers ink.