Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-09-10
FRIDAY Septic
LOCAL

W. A. Avera is going to teach in
the Mulett neighborhood.
A. J. Hackett, a land man OF
McComb City, was here early in the
week.
j.. B. Martin, the single man OF
Scranton, talked cypress to loggers
here Monday.
We are unofficially informed that
the Leakesville School will open
Monday,
The hours between trains Wednes-
day, we're spent by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Hvott of Rounsaville in this city.
Miss Leila Smith daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, Pink Smith of AdamsVille,
visited in Leakesville this week.
H. P. Heidelberg was away nearly
all of last week, about the State
Capital and other big Mississippi
towns.
The pension Board of Greene
County sat Monday considering ap-
plications. They meet September oil
each year.
Rev. W. A. Hays and Clara are
running up to Meridian to have her
eyes fitted with glasses before enter
ing school.
Mr.. B. f. Bound is here this week
installing some of the Acetylene gas
plants G. G.. Faulk & Co, recently
sold here.
Emmett Patterson went down to
Mobile the first of the week and
brought his wife back from the
Hospital Wednesday.
E. w. Breland went over to Biz
mingham Ala, the first of the week
as delegate to the convention OF
the Farmers Union,
J. W. Daughdrill was over Monday
in attendance on the Pension Board
of which he is member and has
been for number of years.
Mr., and Mrs, S, F. Simmons, ac-
companied by little daughter, LETT
late last week for the western SIDE OF
the state to visit relatives.
Mrs. Minnie Beard visited Dock
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pres Beard
who live near Alabama line on ole
Escatawpa road, last week.
On their return home to Mos
Point the young sisters of Mrs. D. j
McInnis, Misses May and Rachel Nc
Innis, were accompanied by her.
The Pine Levkl School opened
Monday, with Prof. NJ. c. Ferguson
as principal and Miss Virgi'
Vaughan of Columbus as Assistant
w, N. Kittrell bobbed up IL
Leakesville Monday for the hrs
time in many moons. Kerney keep
too busy to get down this way often
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mcleod O
Vernal called by Leakesville Satur
dav before concluding a visit OF sev
eral days on the West side OF tn
river.
A. H. Harrison was over froI
Washington Monday. His wife ha
returned from Montrose and wa
accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Blackwell.
The mother and little brother
Mrs. W. P. Roursaville, are owe
from Poplarville visiting her. The
came over to Leakesville one ola
last week,
Delbert Landlord headed a de
egation from Poplar Springs befol
the Board to press the granting OF
badly needed public road TO h
settlement.
The school bonds advertised b
the Town of Leakesville were
sold Tuesday and went off at GOO
figure bringing $7O36 a little marg
above par.
While up Monday from their b
Creek home, Mr.. Dave r. William
was accompanied by his wife, WI
looked over our printery. Mr.
Williams is sister to ]. Kittre
E. H. Burch aud c. J. Miller IL
Wednesday for a two weeks stay
Tate Springs, Tenn, Earnest a
Charley have both been under t
weather in health way for some til
and hope to get their livers in b.
ter shape by that mountain wat'
Mr.. Archie Morgan. who hurrl
away last week to the bedside OF
father, Mr.. Sam Morgan OF L
Hill, Ala, found him better than
expected. He got back the middle
last week. Morgan is engineer
the Bear Creek Mill Co.. and a
specimen of physical young manic
he is.
The Board of Supervisors were
session two days this term. IL
fixed the tax levp at 81 mills VIII
is mill in excess of last year. WI
to this is added the 6 mills by
state, will be found 15a mills
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