Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-22
LOCAL

Bette Ball got Oack nome from
Mobile last week and is doing very
well to date.
Dave West was down today from
the Grafton community and gave us
a pleasant call.
Another shopper en- vile today
from Grafton parts was Hon. A. j.
Smith, Ex-Representative of Greene
County.
Tom Dunnam, was Beat man to
pay an abbreviated visit to Leakes-
vile Wednesday.
A Betty citizen to perambulate the
the streets of this lovely city Thurs
day, was John T. Brewer.
In town yesterday doing some shop
ping, were Mr.. and Mrs. BERTHE Nc
Leod, of the Lower East Side.
For couple of days, that genial
capitalist, J. J. Crooms of Lucedale,
was in the county-seat looking after
invested interests.
Wylie Mills was over Wednesday
from the Upper East Side and tells
us that the they have sick baby at
his place. He was Notwithstanding.
Hillman was represented in the
the tnrong of Thursday passing TO
and fro in Leakesville. Geo. R. Daugh
drill and Neil Brewer were its am
bassadors.
On Thursday, Mr.. Klla Platt was
down from his home in the Upper
East Side. He has his home perched
on one of the highest and healthiest
hills in. Greene County.
On Wednesday, Charley Dunnam
drove to town, accompanied by his
two daughters. Everybody knows
that Charles is good of humor and
dwells across Big Greek.
Representatives of Naval Stores
concerns, were chatham and McRae
of Waynesboro, in Leakesv:lle Wed
nesboro endeavoring to write con
tracts for seasons output with the
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John D. and Syl Turner made trip
to Mobile in the early week, accom-
panying their sister, Mrs. Gillie
Neel, who went down carrying her
thirteen year old son to be operated
upon for Appendicitis.
The courtroom has been rematted
and renovated for the coming assizes.
Also the court square is spick and
span clean OF rubbage John Philip
Williams, Col, was the artist for the
latter. Shift. D. E. Breland directing.
Tom Avera ratified into town Tues
day with buggy, having as a compan-
ion passenger, the partner of his joys
sorrows. Tom is frequent incur
sionists to Leadesville, living not so
far away, as Jonathan bailiwick
claims him as a resident.
Our good friend, L. ". Brannan
was in Leakesville Tuesday. He
came up from Grand Bay, Ala, in
Company with his wife, who remain
ed over at the old home place down
in lower part Of the county, while he
travelled on up to the capital city.
Neil McInnis, son of the inimitably
D. H. c., is in town again. He is still
in the Regular Army service, and
now wears the full dress uniform of
Sergeant, sleeve tri-chevrons, white
logging strip and all. Glad to note
he has climbed up some in the line OF
promotion.
Through the financial manipulation
this week of Mr.. E. Il. Burch, Ar
tesian water was piped into the
Methodist Parsonage from the Al
derman- Owen -McInnis main. Burch
has considerable push about getting
through a thing of this kind. Has
tact and the gift, which so many OF us
lack this way.
The front windows of the law a.
partments of Hinkle P. Heidelberg,
upstairs over the bank, are adorned
with beautiful enamel white letter
ing. proclaiming Law office OF ii.
P. Heidelberg. In these f1ourishlng
DAYS, lawyers no longer fling out
their sign on the proverbial Single
but in some such neat and artistic
way as this.
A week or so back somebody sent
ms a communication was accompanied
with 25c in stamps and request &c
publish. For reasons which dlsre-
membersd now, we believe same was
not inserted. Our memory has slip
ped a cog and the records are gone
to put us right as to who this was
so can return their money. Ii they
happen to peruse this and will speai
out. we will either credit that OF
subscription or return same. Otnef
wise will not be able to do anything
about it.
Phil and Lloyd James went dowr
to Mobile Sunday and returned Tues
day. Their errand was the taking 0
Mr.. Pat their father down to con