Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-28
LOCAL


ABOUT week spent out of town
u.s.. Day is newcomer to Leakes-
vile seeking the virtues of it's pre-
cincts for health, so he states.
A residence for the NJ. L. McRse
family, is rapidly being erected in
Pool addition on lot they purchased
early in the year.
A recital was given at the home of
Mrs. A. NJ. Riggs Saturday evening,
which proved a delightful occasion to
the assembled guests.
Jno. HWolland, who dwells at
Rounsaville, spends the week days
working on this side of river, up in
the logging camps of the Leakesville
Lbr. Co.
On Sundays train, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Burch arrived from Mobile ac-
companied by the little lady bearing
their name who joined them there
recently.
Mrs Queenie Faulk and children
are up from Mobile visiting the G.
W. Faux family, She is the wife of
G. Guy Faulk. the second oldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Faulk.
Presiding Elder NJ B. Sharbor-
ough arrived from Hattiesburg
Thursday via Merrill aud preached
that night. Is also preaching this
afternoon (Friday) and Quarterly
Conference being convened.
Housekeeping now are Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Green, under their own
roof, as he finished their little hone
enough a few days back for them to
move into. Its located just south of
the Hugh McInnis addition.
Rev. R. H. Watson arrived i'll
Leakesville at the converging of the
weeks. He left his family here when
summoned to Uriel account Of some
mechanical trouble in his print shop
and of course comes to carry them
home.
Thanks to friend Gaines West of
Richton for this kindly message:
81 enclose you S1OC for renewal to
your valuable paper which is al, avs
a welcome visitor to my fireside.
wish you much success in your ed
itorial business.
Preaching at the NJ. E. Church at
Pine Grove Sunday, drew quite a
crowd of people down that way. Ye
scribe happened to be travelling on
the road leading that way and pass
ed number of pedestrians and
still larger number in vehicles.
While we weren't there, yet we
are in position from information to
write down the Children's Day ex-
ercises Sunday at the M. z. Church,
South, in Leakesville as quite a sue
cess. The children rendered their
pieces well and the attendance ard
interest were good.
Mr.. Jas. H. Turner got back home
Thursday with big plaster patch
sticking over that cancer spot on
upper left temple, that he had been
off having treated. Is not sure its
a cancerous growth, but wants to
start in time to head it off it so 1t
be.
Since going down to the lntirmary
in Mobile, Mrs M. L. Batson has
been operated upon three times. Her
husband the Doctor is with her. Her
condition is still unsatisfactory to
her physicians May she yet secure
that much coveted boon that has
been so long denied her, Good
health.
Those free yearly subscriptions to
the agricultural paper are going like
hot cakes. Better hurry up if you
want to come in on this offer, All
YOU have to do as advertised on our
front page, is pay $1.00 on subscrip-
ton to the HERALD aud the Agri
cultural paper is thrown in free
gratis for twelve months.
Two Henries from Greene County
visited the Battleship Mississi PIP
while at Natchez. Ye editor bump
ed into them on street car as we
we're gliding down to the river wharf
These: H. M. Weldy of McLain and
Loving Henry CT. W. Hinton) of
Lucedale. They had run over from
Prentiss, where both had been visit
ing.
J. E. Alderman transacted legal
business in State Line Saturday.
Monday he attended Court at
Waynesboro. He also ran up to
Meridian before coming home and got
a peep at the Silver Service for the
Battleshlp Mississippi, there on OK
hibition. He pronounces it hand
some and elaborate aggregation OF
SilverWare.
Passing down from Hattiesburg
on the return from the editorial con-
vention at Vicksburg, in the few
minutes spent in the relay of trains
nj Beaumont. we had the pleasure OF